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As I See It: Adair Village is wise to seek growth
For several years now, the city of Adair Village has been carefully considering the issue of growth, and how to meet the growth-related needs of its residents.
Three Dog Night brings 40 years of joy to the Benton County Fair Corvallis - The Benton County Fair's 2008 Main Stage music lineup kicks off at 6:45 p.m. Wednesday, July 30, when local act Joe Shinkle and 99 ...
Andy Cripe Gazette-Times Joseph Postman of the U.S. Department of Agriculture pauses between blueberry bushes Wednesday afternoon.
Corvallis drivers attacked with unknown projectiles
A car window struck by a projectile shattered inches from a passenger's head, one of at least five vehicles damaged July 14 and July 21.
Delapoer officially starts as GAPS superintendent
Members of the Albany School Board officially welcomed Maria Delapoer as the district's newest superintendent as part of their regular July meeting.
Councilors vote to oppose ODOT order
Corvallis city councilors were in harmony with a line of people who came out Monday night to testify against an Oregon Department of Transportation order to close Seventh and 11th streets at railroad crossings ...
Shop local! Eat Oregon-grown foods! Conserve on energy! Good adages to live by, but how? This summer, you're looking for something fun to do , consider a trip down Peoria Road.
Dogs help find threatened NW plant for rare butterfly
David Vesely, of the Oregon Wildlife Institute, goes to give a reward to his Belgium sheep dog, Rogue, for finding one of the Kincaid's lupine plants in a section of Lupine Meadows in Corvallis, Ore.
Corvallis, Ore., officer makes plea bargain
A former Corvallis police officer who once posed for pictures with women at a college lingerie party has pleaded guilty to misconduct in a plea bargain over charges he had an on-duty affair with an Oregon State ...
Area experts champion breast cancer self-exams
A newly released review of breast cancer survival research indicates that women who do their own breast exams do not have a better chance of cancer survival, and that self-exams increase the rate of performing ...
The small pickup crossed the center line and hit the victim's car. You News TV Story Published: Jul 18, 2008 at 9:44 AM PDT This is a press release courtesy of the Oregon State Police A Corvallis man died early ...
Rail of Two Cities: A goal for mid-valley
In October, the Portland & Western Railroad will start operating the new Washington County commuter rail service between Beaverton and Wilsonville, over a distance of 15 miles.
OSU baseball players sentenced for Corvallis shooting
The Corvallis Gazette-Times is reporting this morning that a player and a former player on Oregon State University's baseball team have been sentenced to 15 days in jail for firing a rifle inside Corvallis city ...
Arlie Elliott to be parade grand marshal
In recognition of a lifetime of community involvement and leadership, the Chamber of Commerce has selected Arlie Elliott to be the Sportsman's Holiday Parade grand marshal this weekend.
Police: Woman Repeatedly Stabs Roommate With Scissors
A woman was stabbed with scissors by her roommate after an argument Tuesday. Corvallis police said they arrived at a home on Southwest 5th Street around 8 p.m. after receiving a call about the stabbing that had ...
Salem police arrest Corvallis man in connection to two recent robberies
A 20-year-old Corvallis man was arrested Thursday, linking him to two recent Salem-area robberies, including Monday's robbery at a West Salem Subway, police said.
Alsea man judged guilty of killing, but insane
CORVALLIS - An Oregon man who killed his father last summer has been sentenced to spend the rest of his life under the supervision of the state Psychiatric Security Review Board.
The Mayor's Oregon Artist Series turns 2 this month at the Salem Conference Center, and it's no longer an invitational.
Ex-Corvallis cop helps drivers beat DUIs
A police officer who resigned amid complaints that he was overzealous in pursuing drunken drivers is now helping such motorists beat the rap in court.
Bark mulch supplies still tight
Last summer, gardeners and landscapers looked long and hard for bark mulch, and paid a lot when they found it.