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Oregon Music Hall of Fame pianist returns to Philomath for Sunday concert

John Nilsen, an Oregon Music Hall of Fame pianist and composer, will perform a concert at 10 a.m. Sunday at College United Methodist Church in Philomath. Admission to the Nov. 15 event is free and open to the public. A freewill offering will be accepted. Nilsen is a pianist, guitarist,...

Philomath, OR · 1d
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Photos: Tradition of Tribute: American flags in Lincoln City

Remembering local veterans continues to be a tradition of tribute by the Lincoln City Kiwanis Club. Roger Robertson and other Kiwanis members continued the club's Parade of Flags program, placing over 200 American Flags throughout Lincoln City, Wednesday, Nov. 11, to show support for veterans and the men and women now serving the county. Kiwanis Club members pack the flags into vehicles and drive around town placing the flags in front of local businesses and other locations during the mornings of eight holidays, including Labor Day, 9-11 Patriot Day, Veterans Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day and the Fourth of July. They return to pick up the flags at the end of the day on each holiday. Placing the flags in front of businesses as a show of support has been a major fundraising event for the Kiwanis Club for generations. For most major holidays and special American flag celebrations, the flags are displayed in front of the supporting businesses. Volunteers begin as early as first light by carefully installing the flags into their respective holders. The Kiwanis Club provides scholarships for graduating high school seniors with the money generated from placing flags and other events throughout the year.

Lincoln City, OR · 1d

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Six residents earn certificates from Philomath Citizens’ Academy

Six Philomath-area residents have completed the city’s 2026 Citizens’ Academy, a nine-session course on how local government and community partners operate. Don Holthofer, Tom Murphy, Linda Nendel, Rochelle Rainey, Janet Selby and Matt Weeber met the requirement of attending at least seven of the nine sessions to earn a certificate of completion. City Manager Chris Workman, who runs the academy, recognized the graduates who attended Monday night’s Philomath City Council meeting.

Philomath, OR · 2d
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New Sensor Developed at Oregon State Shows Promise for Fast, Low-cost Food-quality Testing

CORVALLIS, Ore. – Researchers in the Oregon State University College of Science have developed a new electrochemical sensor for rapidly and accurately detecting a naturally occurring compound widely used in the food, beverage and fragrance industries. The compound is eugenol, which gives cloves their telltale flavor and smell, and...

Corvallis, OR · 1d
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Philomath gets a RecycleOn Center for hard-to-recycle items

Philomath residents now have a free place to recycle plastic bags, bottle caps, aluminum foil and other materials that don’t belong in curbside bins. A RecycleOn Center opened last month at The Arc, 111 N. 20th St. It is one of dozens of drop-off sites opening across the state under Oregon’s Recycling Modernization Act.

Philomath, OR · 16h

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Oregon State Powers Past Northwest Nazarene 77-53

An aggressive game from Kennedie Shuler and a dominating post performance from Evelini Smith led the Beavers to their second win in a row.

Corvallis, OR · 1d

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Turkey Bingo on Friday will help send Philomath sixth graders to Outdoor School

Philomath’s Turkey Bingo returns Friday with proceeds going toward sending Philomath Middle School sixth graders to Outdoor School this spring. The event runs 5-8 p.m. Nov. 13 at Philomath High School. Bingo starts at 5:30 p.m. and continues until 8, with Brian Skaar calling the games. The evening also includes a silent auction and food for purchase.

Philomath, OR · 1d

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Monmouth receives federal Opportunity Zone designation

MONMOUTH, Ore. — The city of Monmouth has received a federal Opportunity Zone designation that officials hope will encourage new investment and economic development. The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced the designation November 5. The federal Opportunity Zone program is designed to encourage long-term private investment in designated...

Monmouth, OR · 2d

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Dallas-Silverton rivalry continues in 5A football state quarterfinals

One of Class 5A football's most storied rivalries is getting another chapter in its book. No. 1 Silverton (8-2) and No. 9 Dallas (9-1) are scheduled for a Nov. 13 meeting in the OSAA state quarterfinals at Silverton High School. Earlier in the season, Dallas defeated Silverton 17-14 in Dallas — it was the first time the Dragons beat the Foxes in a decade. The game came down to the wire and was decided by a blocked field goal with under 20 seconds left,, setting up round two. "There’s no lack of motivation from the kids. It’s tough to get the opportunity to avenge a loss in football because in basketball you play everyone twice, baseball, soccer … this is a rare opportunity to get another chance at them and get a chance at them at home," Lever said. With momentum on the side of the Dragons at home in the first matchup, Lever and the Foxes hope the home fans can sway the playoff rendition, too. "(The crowd) was a factor in the last game and hopefully it's a factor in this one," Lever said. Familiar faces, familiar opponent In the first game Oct. 16, Dallas running back Aidan

Silverton, OR · 18h

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City Hall remodel returns for review at Philomath committee

The Philomath Finance and Administration Committee will revisit a proposed City Hall remodel and review the process for evaluating the city manager when it meets Thursday at Philomath City Hall. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. in the City Hall’s council chambers, 980 Applegate St. It will...

Philomath, OR · 1d

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Origins and Early Years of Oregon State Football

The Oregon State football program traces its roots to autumn 1893 at what was then State Agricultural College (SAC) in Corvallis. William H. Bloss—the son of college president John McKnight Bloss—had recently moved from the Midwest, bringing a passion for the emerging gridiron sport. Acting as both organizer and playing coach, Bloss held open tryouts and assembled a ragtag 17-man roster composed of college students, a faculty member, a local high school junior, and non-student Corvallis residents. This marked the Oregon State Beavers football origin and the beginning of the team’s rich legacy.

Corvallis, OR · 1d

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McMorran to join League of Oregon Cities board of directors

Philomath Mayor Christopher McMorran will serve a three-year term on the League of Oregon Cities’ Board of Directors beginning next year. “Starting in January, I’ll be joining the LOC board, which I’m looking forward to, and I’m very honored to have that opportunity,” McMorran said. “So you’ll be hearing a lot more about the revenue reform project from me.”

Philomath, OR · 15h

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Mississippi Valley State visits Oregon State after Freitag's 21-point performance

Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils (0-3) at Oregon State Beavers (3-0) BOTTOM LINE: Oregon State hosts Mississippi Valley State after Daniel Freitag scored 21 points in Oregon State's 94-84 win against the Eastern Washington Eagles. Oregon State finished 12-5 at home a season ago while going 17-16 overall. The Beavers...

Corvallis, OR · 20h