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Lincoln Chronicle
Yachats commission OKs hostel-style use for house owned by Drift Inn
The Yachats Planning Commission has approved a conditional use permit for Linda Hetzler, co-owner of the Drift Inn Hotel and Restaurant, to operate a four-bed hostel-style expansion in a newly purchased downtown home that complements rooms currently offered at the hotel. The post Yachats commission OKs hostel-style use for house owned by Drift Inn appeared first on Lincoln Chronicle .
philomathnews.com
Skate Park After Dark brings burritos, karaoke and more to Philomath on Oct. 29
Youth and families will have a chance to gather at Philomath City Park’s skate park after the sun goes down later this week for an evening of food, music and Halloween-season fun. Jackson Street Youth Services’ Street Outreach team will bring its “Skate Park After Dark” event to Philomath...
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This Quirky Oregon Coast Seafood Spot Serves Crab Straight From The Boat, And It’s Worth The Drive
Crab cakes come up more than any other dish when people talk about one bayfront fish house on the Oregon Coast. Right behind them sits a roasted garlic and Dungeness crab soup that people can’t stop praising. The building sits across from a working marina. Fishing boats bob at...
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KVAL
Guide Dogs for the Blind puppies train with raisers at Eugene Airport, including TSA scree
EUGENE, OR — Ten Guide Dogs for the Blind puppies got an early taste of air travel Saturday at Eugene Airport as part of a training event designed to prepare them for the busy, high-stimulus environments they may one day navigate with partners who are blind or visually impaired.
Emerald Media
ASUO Street Faire features live music, vintage vendors and dirty sodas
The University of Oregon’s ASUO Street Faire returned to the center of campus Oct. 14-16, bringing students, local vendors and community members together for a three-day event featuring food, shopping and live entertainment. This event, which is more than 50-year old, brought an estimated 10,000 attendees from on and...
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eugenemagazine.com
The Weekender | October 22 – 29
Tracktown put on your running shoes and don your Halloween costumes for there is much to run to this weekend. Halloween Runventure takes over the Market District amidst the annual Halloween Downtown celebration. Take a run and then trick-or-treat at local businesses and catch whatever else haunts the streets Saturday. Also this weekend is the Tricky Treater 5K & 10K taking over Alton Baker Park. Other can’t miss highlights are the Cottage Grove Mayor’s Monster Ball, Florence’s annual Circles in the Sand interactive art piece, and Mount Pisgah’s anticipated Mushroom Festival.
KVAL
Downtown Eugene's Nov. 6 ArtWalk to feature Native American art, dance and stories
EUGENE, Ore. — Downtown Eugene will spotlight Native American art, storytelling and dance during the city’s First Friday ArtWalk on Nov. 6, 2026, an event organizers say is free and open to the public. The November 6 First Friday ArtWalk is presented by Lane Arts Council in collaboration...
lookouteugene-springfield.com
The art of getting out of Chuck Klosterman’s way: Author will stop in Eugene
Brendan O’Meara has been doing this long enough to know what not to do on Saturday afternoon. The host of “The Creative Nonfiction Podcast” is recording a live episode with Chuck Klosterman, a Portland-based author and prolific podcast guest, at Gratitude Brewing in Eugene. And while O’Meara...
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Nutcracker ballet brings acrobats and giant puppets to Corvallis
CORVALLIS, Ore. - A touring production of the Nutcracker ballet is coming to the LaSells Stewart Center on Nov. 16. The NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet's 34th annual North American tour features dancers from ballet capitals worldwide. According to Talmi Entertainment, the production blends classical ballet with circus techniques, acrobatics and large-scale puppets.
philomathnews.com
Board adopts interim travel policy, approves Costa Rica trip
The Philomath School Board adopted an interim student travel policy Tuesday night that creates a category for trips the district acknowledges but does not sponsor. The board then used that new category to approve a proposed student trip to Costa Rica. The board voted unanimously to adopt the revised policy,...
The Register-Guard
Cherry Poppin' Daddies return to Eugene's WOW Hall with new music
The Cherry Poppin' Daddies will return to WOW Hall in Eugene on Oct. 23 for an all-ages concert featuring support acts Los Mal Hablados and No Soap, Radio. According to a news release, the Eugene-based band continues to blend swing, jazz, ska and punk influences while drawing on the traditions of the Great American Songbook. The performance is presented by the Community Center for the Performing Arts at WOW Hall, located at the corner of Eighth Avenue and Lincoln Street in Eugene. Advance tickets are $30, with tickets increasing to $35 on the day of the show. Tickets are available through the WOW Hall office, the University of Oregon Box Office and ticketweb.com. The Cherry Poppin' Daddies gained national attention with the 1997 album "Zoot Suit Riot," which the release describes as a benchmark release of the neo-swing movement. The band's recent performances have included themed shows inspired by different eras of swing music, ranging from Jazz Age material to Rat Pack-era selections and World War II-themed productions. Those performances have highlighted the group's focus on detailed arrangements and historical musical traditions. Band discusses musical influences In the release, bandleader Steve Perry described the group's approach as rooted in Americana
Oregon is for Adventure
Eugene’s highest point was bought with donations of $5 or less, and the hike up gains about 1,200 feet
A 2,058-foot butte in Eugene was bought with small donations in 1940, and a rocky summit scramble now leads to views of the Coast Range and the Cascades. Here's which trailhead to pick. The post Eugene’s highest point was bought with donations of $5 or less, and the hike up gains about 1,200 feet appeared first on Oregon is for Adventure .
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Pet of the Week: Stain
EUGENE, Ore. – Meet Stain, a 6-year-old terrier-mix who still has all kinds of puppy energy and is in search of a patient fur-ever family!. According to the Greenhill Humane Society, Stain came to their shelter from a difficult situation but is finally coming into his own after plenty of patience and treats. Staffers said that Stain would love for potential visitors to come and visit him a couple of times and get to know him before bringing him to his forever loving home. Stain has been nervous around other dogs in the shelter but may pair well with another calm dog in his future home. Slow introductions to feline friends are recommended, as are families with older kids that can respect his space and help support his training. Stain’s adoption includes his neuter, vaccinations, microchip, certificate for a free vet exam, post adoption support and more.
oregoncoasttoday.com
The Eyes have it, in Newport
Those peaceful, easy harmonies that helped make the Eagles one of rock’s most enduring bands will fill the Newport Performing Arts Center when tribute band Eagle Eyes takes the stage this Friday, Oct. 23. The concert will include songs from throughout the Eagles’ catalog, including “Take It Easy,” “Witchy...
familyvacationsus.com
Oregon’s Best Fish And Chips Come From This Humble Food Truck Most Drivers Speed Right Past
The menu at this little coast trailer changes with the fresh catch. Halibut can sell out, so the early crowd gets the prize. That’s a bold way to run a kitchen on wheels. The fish arrives in a light, crispy batter, and the fries come out hot and made to order.
gotodestinations.com
Why Locals Adore This IRRESISTIBLE Downtown Breakfast Spot in Albany, Oregon
Open Mon–Fri, 8 AM–2 PM | Sat–Sun, 8 AM–3 PM. Albany, Oregon, has a breakfast address that makes a convincing argument for putting sightseeing on hold until after the gravy arrives. Brick & Mortar Cafe pairs its historic downtown setting with a menu that moves from...