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Men’s Golf Wraps Fall Slate In Miami Monday
CORVALLIS, Ore. – The Oregon State men's golf team plays in its third and final tournament of the fall when opening play at the Bryson Monday in Miami. The event will be held over three days, with 18 holes slated for Monday through Wednesday. Oregon State is coming off a third-place finish at the Oregon State Invitational Tuesday. Davis Hartwell finished in a tie for fifth individually, and has two-top three finishes to open his collegiate career. Hartwell was followed by Stanley Lin , who took eighth with a 6-under 207. Owen Bascom , meanwhile, tied for ninth, one shot...
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One Oregon Tavern Has Been Serving Locals Since 1974 And Puts Poutine On The Menu
Nineteen seventy-four called, and this place is still answering with the same worn booths and the same loyal crowd. Poutine shows up on the menu here too, a surprising addition for a spot that’s been serving the same neighborhood since disco was still cool the first time around. Regulars...
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All you art collectors on a strict budget, this one’s for you
Art collectors and bargain-seekers will line up outside the Maude Kerns Art Center beginning Saturday, Oct. 10, to find pieces ready for a new home. On Tuesday, this week, four days before the doors open for the weekend sale, volunteers were hard at work sorting through prints, photographs, paintings and other donated work.
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YOB Announce December Return To The Stage With Three Shows
YOB will return to the stage this December, with the progressive doom veterans announcing three shows across the Pacific Northwest to close out their 2026 touring schedule. The newly announced dates mark a welcome return for the band after they were forced to postpone recent live appearances in September while vocalist/guitarist Mike Scheidt underwent surgery for spinal stenosis. The condition had been causing nerve damage in his left arm and hand.
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Pies take center stage at Marys River Grange Harvest Fest
Marys River Grange’s Harvest Fest has a sweet new addition this year. The grange’s pie auction, previously part of its Amazing Grange Day event, has moved to the annual fall festival, which runs from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday at Marys River Grange Hall. Organizer Susan Stogsdill said the switch simply made sense.
lookouteugene-springfield.com
We’re Springfield library and museum staff urging you to support Callee Ackland for City Council | Letter to the editor
We are writing in support of Callee Ackland, Springfield City Council candidate. We are SEIU 503 union members who work at the Springfield Public Library and History Museum, but our opinions are our own. Our statewide union endorsed Ackland, and we have experienced her work ethic, integrity and competence as our co-worker.
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The Weekender | October 8-15
The warmth of summer continues to cling on a little longer so in these last sunny, fall days it is good to stretch your legs and get your walking in. Find your new haunt this spooky season with the Walktober Coffee Shop Hop. You can collect stamps at each participating location and support local businesses with this effort of promoting sustainable transportation. The Halloween celebrations continue to build with Dorris Ranch opening up their Haunted House for the duration of October alongside the other hayrides, corn mazes, and pumpkin patch activities in the area. Indigenous People’s Day is this weekend; be sure to celebrate at the Echoes of Ancestry cultural gathering at the Farmers Market Pavilion this Sunday.
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Fifth Annual Fright! at the Museum Returns to Springfield
The Springfield History Museum will transform into a spooktacular journey through local history for the fifth annual Fright at the Museum fundraiser, October 22-24 and 29-31. Each evening will offer two experiences for different scare levels. From 4:00 to 6:00pm, the museum will offer a family-friendly experience with more lights and fewer scares. From 6:30 to 8:30pm, the lights will go down and the scares will increase for older children and adults.
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Eugene hosts Oregon's first ever international piano competition
EUGENE, Ore. - Some of the most talented piano players in the world are competing in Oregon's first professional piano competition. The Murdock International Piano Competition is happening at Beall Concert Hall on the University of Oregon campus through Saturday. The Oregon Piano Institute is hosting the event, which features judges from around the world.
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A theater teen living her dream: Touring musical ‘&Juliet’ brings its 19-year-old star to Eugene
Fabiola Caraballo Quijada is 19 years old and living out a trajectory that sounds more like a fantasy for a musical theater-loving teen than her real life. But it’s true: A year and half ago, the Venezuelan-born performer was a fresh high school graduate from Tyler, Texas, about to compete as the state’s representative in The National High School Musical Theatre Awards.
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Solving the 5-Inch Circle: Parking Meter Art
What happens when artists encounter an empty five-inch circular void and jump in to make a world?. That creative spark forms the heart of the Parking Meter Art Show, running through November at The Oblivion Gallery on Cross Street in Eugene. While much attention has focused on the guerrilla origins of downtown’s meter project, the gallery retrospective reveals something purely artistic: the sheer inventive genius required to conquer the round format.
Gonzaga Bulletin
Olson places 19th, GU finishes last in the Oregon State Invitational
Gonzaga University men’s golf placed 12th out of 12 teams in the Oregon State Invitational, hosted by Oregon State University. The Zags shot 20-over for 872. Third-year Charlie Olson tied for 19th place, shooting one-under for 212 in the 54-hole tournament. In round one, Olson scored a 71 for even-par, then a two-under for 69 in round two, and finished with a one-over for 72 in round three. Olson carded 42 pars across the three rounds, second most out of 70 golfers.
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Springfield History Museum to host annual 'Fright! at the Museum' fundraiser Oct. 22-31
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — The Springfield History Museum is preparing to turn local history into a haunted attraction later this month as it brings back its annual “Fright! at the Museum” fundraiser for a fifth year. The event is scheduled for Oct. 22-24 and Oct. 29-31, 2026, at...
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M-ural invited to Newport art tour
Newport’s collection of outdoor public art has been quietly growing, and a citywide scavenger hunt and community party will give people a chance to discover what’s new this Saturday, Oct. 10. “What’s New in Newport” combines a self-guided art hunt with an afternoon of conversation, food and live...