Corvallis, OR News

• Corvallis, OR News
• Memorial Day Ceremony at Crystal Lake Cemetery
• Memorial Day Weekend
• Tyee's Memorial Day Celebration
• Rhapsody in the Vineyard Downtown Wine Walk
• Crossroads International Film Festival 2012
• Company B Jazz Band Returns!
• Turkey Trot 5K, 10K and Little Gobblers 1K
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Back to School for Corvallis - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Zimbabwean Music Festival 2011
• Electric Bikes Make Biking Fun Again
• Soft Star Launches New Minimalist Running Shoe Made in USA
• Heart of the Valley Triathlon/Duathlon
• Memorial Day Weekend Celebration
• RerunCentral.com Launches as Aggregator of Streaming Online TV Shows
• Free Classic TV Shows to Watch Online Are Now Documented at New Video Guide at MidCenturyTV.com
• Watching Mid-Century Arts and Entertainment Becomes Easy with New Streaming Media Guide at MidCenturyTV.com
• At Our Best
• Crime Watch (Oct. 18)
• Heartland hosts Dogtoberfest Saturday
• District 23 House race essentially uncontested
• One memorial planned for Albany Marine
• Puttin’ on the Pink Style Show features survivors of all ages
• Professor Planet
• It's Greek to you
• News tracker (Oct. 17)
• Dudley greets backers at Beanery
• Crash fractures boy's skull
• Little bottle, big trouble
• Ward 7’s Raymond faces challenge from Schroff
• TV host Colburn speaks at OSU
• Dudley to appear in Corvallis today
• County GOP women host mayoral meet
• 4-H members will attend national meeting
• Public invited to superintendent forum
• Philomath board will take on busy agenda
• OSU student to share Mideast trip insights
• OSU grad among scientists honored by White House
• Corvallis woman involved in crash
• Crime Watch (Oct. 16)
• Crowd honors fallen Albany Marine
• Students spruce up trail for first Wilson day of service
• First Presbyterian to dedicate new Dennis Hall
• Under pressure
• Differences key in commission race
• Wild turkey cull, relocating City Hall on council agenda
• Corvallis woman sustains minor injuries in crash near Sisters
• Scientists to assess Oregon estuaries
• Four area students tabbed for national 4-H conference
• Wake planned for fallen Marine
• Crime Watch (Oct. 15)
• Film shows OSU researchers' work on wolves
• OSU names Brooks as IT head
• OSU's Moore to address ethics of action on climate change
• Council race in Ward 5 pits incumbent, challenger
• Candidate profile: Brian J. Dwyer, Ward 5
• Candidate profile: Mike Beilstein, Ward 5
• Ward 6 sees strong race for council seat
• Candidate profile: Joel Hirsch
• Candidate profile: John Detweiler
• Lab fire at OSU quickly doused
• Going, going, gone
• Body of Albany Marine set to arrive in Dover on Friday
• Bicycle bandit robs credit union in Albany
• Overall, OSU doing well in hard times
• Albany Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Unpredictable October will give way to showers soon
• Last chance to cast your votes for Top of the Valley awards
• Paving may cause delays
• Crime Watch (Oct. 14)
• Column: KV Charter School is expanding, advancing
• Candidates vie for Ward 2, 3 council reps
• Commissioner candidates share views at forum
• Fed awards contract to Siga
• Website gives portal to natural resources info
• Co-ed fraternity shows off business chic
• Crime Watch (Oct. 13)
• Fire calls (Oct. 13)
• Greek Food Fest returns
• OSU rallies for Friday run/walk with Ray
• Clinic offers screening of lung health
• Suicide survivor to share insights Thursday
• OSU, state help farmers deter blueberry pest
• Election forums scheduled
• Clear divisions mark House District 16 race
• Corvallis mayoral candidates share vision
• Students seek jobs at OSU career Fair
• Last of Chilean miners is raised safely to surface
• Vegetarian classes keep health, budget in mind
• Speaker at OSU to discuss black power, labor history
• OSU names new official for information services
• OSU's Moore to speak Monday on 'climate ethics'
• Musician, teacher to review novel
• Pain lecture series begins tonight
• Event looks to raise money, awareness
• Fairy scientist captures the delight of discovery
• Gandara, Manning seek role of mayor
• Morse, Rayfield to speak at grange
• A special race on a special day
• Chintimini opens up
• At Our Best (Oct. 11)
• District 8 Senate race turns testy
• News trackers
• Kids learn about conservation
• The big squeeze: Housing tight for OSU students
• No incumbent in Linn judicial race
• GT announces newsroom shifts
• Folk icon Hickerson in Corvallis tonight
• LWV set to host ‘low-carbon’ potluck
• Young entrepreneurs come to Oregon State
• Wetlands prescriptions: Fire
• Another candidate booted off the bus
• Alsea schools offer free meals
• 14 Benton schools get 'outstanding' rating
• Peace vigil marks 9 years at courthouse
• Habitat conservation plan topic of meeting
• Mid-valley projects honored for excellence in downtown revitalization
• Events planned to educate for fight against breast cancer
• CARDV collecting cell phones
• Tone of campaign comes up in Senate forum
• Limited shelter options for area homeless
• Albany cyclist killed in Iowa accident
• L-B Loop system marks 30 years with giveaways
• Gas line break fixed after evacuation
• School Board to discuss superintendent search
• ‘Work party’ set for Sunday
• ‘Science pub’ takes fiery topic
• Crime Watch (Oct. 8)
• Obama to campaign for Kitzhaber Oct. 20
• Oregon report card shows more outstanding schools
• Truck plunges into Albany creek
• Downtown hosts ‘First Thursday’ events
• ‘Great Pumpkin’ fun run set for Sunday
• Edible coatings extend life of fresh blueberries
• Candidate’s ad pulled off the bus
• Police: Bomb suspect apparently cried after arrest
• Gay pride parade a first for southern Oregon
• Candidates from Ward 6, 7 and 8 share ideas at forum
• A fine day for a walk
• Daily peace vigil marks nine years
• Gazette-Times
• Santiam Wagon Road added to National Register
• Home invader bear killed on return to Southern Oregon home
• Agency cuts back logging in roadless area
• Fire calls (Oct. 6)
• Crime Watch (Oct. 6)
• 2 men arrested after 120-mph race on I-5
• Suspicious bathroom fire investigated at OSU
• School district plans forums on superintendent post
• Flexibility in motion
• Paving in north Corvallis causing traffic delays
• County might buy office building
• South Corvallis candidates share plans for Ward 3
• Downtown hosts First Thursday events
• Corvallis fire marshal likes ‘dynamic’ job
• What the ...?
• A feline visit
• What other schools do about swearing
• LBCC hosts volunteer literacy tutor workshop
• Schools jolt schedules for sleepy kids
• Benton County offers suicide prevention class
• At Our Best (Oct. 4)
• Consultant named new head of CSC
• Linn-Benton’s secret garden
• Saturday is sixth Osborn swim for dogs
• Crime watch (Oct. 4)
• Two arrested in wake of crash
• Fire causes minor damage
• KEEN Inc. CEO to give free lecture at OSU
• Center hosts harvest jubilee
• OSU flash dance
• Paving project to cause delays on 99W
• Council likely to vote on green fees Monday
• City Council passes 3 of 5 green fees
• Bus links Benton’s outlying areas
• In Brief
• FYI (Oct. 3)
• Crime Watch (Oct. 3)
• Ward 2 candidates vie to represent downtown, campus areas
• Reward offered for return of quad
• OSU frat fined for burning couch
• Crime Watch (Oct. 5)
• Digging up some dirt on the sloth
• Housing Authority has new leadership
• Osborn Aquatic Center goes to the dogs
• Paving project to cause delays on 99W
• At Our Best (Oct. 4)
• Linn-Benton’s secret garden
• Crime watch (Oct. 4)
• Fire causes minor damage
• Center hosts harvest jubilee
• Schools jolt schedules for sleepy kids
• FYI (Oct. 3)
• Crime Watch (Oct. 3)
• Reward offered for return of quad
• Digging up some dirt on the sloth
• Osborn Aquatic Center Goes to the Dogs
• What the ...?
• What other schools do about swearing
• KEEN Inc. CEO to give free lecture at OSU
• OSU flash dance
• Council likely to vote on green fees Monday
• Bus links Benton’s outlying areas
• Fire Calls (Oct. 2)
• Crime Watch (Oct. 2)
• LBCC hosts volunteer literacy tutor workshop
• Benton County offers suicide prevention class
• Consultant named new head of CSC
• Saturday is sixth Osborn swim for dogs
• Two arrested in wake of crash
• New era at Old Mill Center
• FYI (Oct. 2)
• Good Sam offers free skin cancer screening
• Multicultural center hosting open house
• Class offered for those with chronic ailments
• Crime Watch (Oct. 1)
• Roof trusses collapse during construction of dental office
• Biosurvey meeting draws big crowd
• Defense lawyer cleared of charges
• Corvallis worker hit by car
• Samaritan signs medical respite deal
• City faces harshest cuts yet
• ODOT worker from Corvallis injured when car careens through Salem construction zone
• Changing seasons a time to reflect on needs over wants
• Qatar group to meet at OSU about food security
• Trusses collapse during building construction in Albany
• Witness describes threatening caller in Woodburn blast
• Chamber hosts candidate forum
• Business people vent at forum
• Sorority begins year with traditional visit to blind friend
• Fire Calls (Sept. 29)
• Crime Watch (Sept. 29)
• Protesters respond to recent FBI raids
• FYI (Sept. 28)
• Local AP scholars announced
• Adair Village-Corvallis bus service begins in October
• Philomath School District seeks input on projects
• Days of Culture kicks off Oct. 1
• Oceanographer earns MacArthur genius grant
• Police dogs get their day
• Corvallis boy rides to national win
• Blodgett boater missing, presumed drowned
• Crime Watch (Sept. 28)
• Fire Watch (Sept. 28)
• At Our Best (Sept. 27)
• Bus driver returns rowdy students to school
• Under assault, incumbent plays it cool
• Fire Calls (Sept. 27)
• Man dies in crash near McMinnville
• Sale sounds good to Crescent Valley musicians
• Mother still seeking her children
• ODFW acts when cougars deemed ‘threat’
• I-5 crash kills Albany woman
• Crime Watch (Sept. 26)
• Crime Watch (Sept. 26)
• Crime Watch (Sept. 26)
• Crime Watch (Sept. 26)
• FYI (Sept. 26)
• Keeping Track (Sept. 26)
• National Alpaca Day
• Corvallis Fall Fesitval kicks off
• No worries
• OSU's growing pains
• Woman charged in deaths of two Salem teens
• FYI (Sept. 25)
• Economic development forum set for Tuesday
• Volunteers tackle tough projects
• Fire Calls (Sept. 24)
• Crime Watch (Sept. 24)
• Voters will have chance to meet Republican candidates Monday
• Oregon researchers win $1 million grant
• Unemployment decreases slightly in Benton County
• Rich Donovan has led the program since 2003
• Campout on the Quad
• A killer’s penalty
• Naked biker rides through Starker Arts
• Cast your vote for the Top of the Valley awards
• FYI (Sept. 24)
• Corvallis man arrested for first-degree rape
• Ditching the car
• Body of missing Salem man found in pond near Albany
• Saturday event to assist Pakistan flood victims
• Montana woman fends off bear with zucchini
• Oregon bank robbery suspect claim posted on Facebook
• Doctor marks 50 years for heart valve
• Health insurer drops child-only coverage
• Corvallis' ONAMI and Oregon BEST help earn $1 million award
• Ryan taking over leadership of CARDV
• Man arrested on charges of downtown vandalism
• Cougar caught and destroyed in Corvallis neighborhood
• FYI (Sept. 22)
• Crime Watch (Sept. 22)
• Fire Calls (Sept. 22)
• Corvallis man arrested in Lincoln County
• Fire Department to hold fire academy today
• United Way’s Day of Caring volunteer event this Friday
• Philomath board OKs construction projects
• Old warehouse gets makeover
• A big change at middle school
• WOU’s new Ackerman Hall welcomes student residents
• Fire Calls (Sept. 21)
• Crime Watch (Sept. 21)
• Cougar spotted in northwest Corvallis
• Events celebrate car-free day
• Corvallis Folklore Society hosts annual folk music gathering
• N. Albany man sentenced in drug case
• Switching spotlights
• Forum draws crowd
• Umpqua Bank to change overdraft policy
• Laws on sexually explicit material struck down
• Junction City man kills self, daughters
• Family bake sale hits the spot
• A pet project comes together for OK Go
• At Our Best (Sept. 20)
• Crime Watch (Sept. 20)
• Fire Calls (Sept. 20)
• Course trains for pesticide license exam
• Police caution students of local and state laws
• Jam for the Whiteside
• Planning a graffiti wall
• Tailgating, rain or shine
• The last mom and pop
• Coming together
• News Tracker
• OSU expects nearly 24,000 students this fall
• F.Y.I. (Sept. 18)
• Fire Calls (Sept. 18)
• American Kennel Club to hold dog match
• Philomath district set to award contracts
• OSU hosts conference on aquatic animals
• Vandalism spree strikes downtown businesses
• Activists honor Constitution with events
• Suburban Christian celebrates new building
• Man gets probation for Benton sex crimes
• Late bloomer: A rare flower unfolds
• FYI (Sept. 17)
• Despite 27 percent rise, police say city is still safe
• Fire Calls (Sept. 17)
• Crime Watch (Sept. 17)
• Graffiti wall seeking visual input Saturday
• Corvallis property crimes spike in ’09
• Oregon State installs 120 emergency phones
• A run for the ages
• Football means heavy traffic Saturday
• G-T hosts forum for House candidates
• Senior and Disability Services closed Friday
• Kings Valley school will offer AP classes
• Local groups gear up for Constitution Day
• Pinwheels for Peace event postponed
• Benton County launches graffiti removal program
• Philomath: Violent crime down, property crime up
• Fire calls
• Crime Watch (Sept. 16)
• Driver injured in crash that cuts power for 600
• Eagle Scout builds table for Nashville Food Bank
• Philomath teacher earns forestry award
• A long-delayed reunion
• Troopers search for carjacking suspect near Oakridge; Highway 58 closed UPDATE
• Police say Washington acid attack self-inflicted
• Santiam Christian takes the cup, again
• World Car Free Day not just for bikers
• F.Y.I. (Sept. 16)
• Construction to close part of Marys Peak Road
• Local students are semifinalists for merit scholarships
• Fire calls (Sept. 15)
• Crime Watch (Sept. 15)
• Alsea man charged with hunting violations
• State board OKs land swap with Starker Forests
• Siuslaw plans to move headquarters
• Former astronaut lands in Corvallis
• Prof appreciates Playboy's praise for class
• Schools superintendent to retire
• Crash closes highway, affects power
• Synthetech signs deal to merge with W.R. Grace
• DMV offices will be closed Friday
• Free well water screenings offered Saturday
• Corvallis schools discover budget surplus
• Speakers warn of farming crisis
• It’s only a test — but don’t relax
• Fire Calls (Sept. 14)
• Crime Watch (Sept. 14)
• Sweet Home man critical after wreck
• Playboy: Best college class is at Oregon State
• Upfront about vegetables
• Alsea man facing wildlife-related charges
• Models shine on CASA Catwalk
• Fire Calls (Sept. 13)
• At Our Best (Sept 13)
• LBCC, centers close Tuesday
• Oregon State University summer term honor roll
• Spanish language GED program grows at LBCC
• County building division cuts hours
• Fire Department to burn mock OSU dorm rooms
• Chili champs
• Shrewsbury Renaissance Faire comes to town
• Former Albany resident finds joy in adding color to her life
• FYI (Sept. 12)
• Public Safety Log (Sept. 12)
• Linn County celebrates Heritage Day
• From Portland to Portland
• Remembering 9/11
• Unsettled nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
• Albany officer charged with sex abuse
• FYI (Sept. 11)
• Crime Watch (Sept. 11)
• ‘Farming on the Edge’ topic for City Club
• Kinder Club kicks off at Boys & Girls Club
• Lecture to give history of marine reserves
• Construction disrupts Good Samaritan parking
• Mercury 7 astronaut to rally for Robinson
• ‘Day of Service’ marks 9/11 tragedy
• Crime Watch (Sept. 10)
• Vitamins the topic for Science Pub Corvalils
• PEP offers to help with new Healthy Kids plan
• Autism specialist will give update on services
• LBCC to hold class for new business owners
• Zonta seminar today on women’s rights
• Ewanchyna family bake sale Sunday
• Chili cook-off heats up Sunday
• CDC suggests flu shots for everyone
• Former OSU football player gets court date
• Woman sentenced in plot to kidnap husband
• The return of Tommy’s
• Investigators look for answers after San Bruno blast
• F.Y.I. (Sept. 10)
• Fire calls (Sept. 10)
• Report: Oregon has higher suicide rate than national average
• Newspaper announces hiring, promotion
• 'Day of Service' set for 9/11 anniversary
• Candlelight vigil planned for 9/11 anniversary
• Crime Watch (Sept. 9)
• Catwalk event seeks to raise $10,000 for CASA
• First day for many
• Oregon veterans' home loan rates near historic lows
• In Brief
• Linn County preps for International Paper sale
• Pastor cancels Quran-burning, then reconsiders
• Highway fatalities decline 9.4 percent in Oregon
• Oregon couple win $15.4M Megabucks jackpot
• Linn-Benton enrolling for preschool co-op
• Free class offers help for people in transition
• Low-interest loans made available to vets
• OSU names interim head of alumni group
• Labor Day weekend less deadly for drivers
• Easing the end-of-summer jitters
• Devices help thwart car theft
• Mad Docs planning California road trip
• OSU vet med college gets $1m gift from Corvallis man
• Police seek groping suspect
• Crime Watch (Sept. 8)
• F.Y.I. (Sept. 8)
• Fire calls (Sept. 8)
• Gelser hosts budget forum on Thursday
• Volunteers needed for annual SOLV cleanup
• Wineries toast end of summer
• It’s raining and it’s growing
• Fire calls (Sept. 7)
• Climate change conference to focus on oceans
• Earth Year 2010: Plastics imperil wildlife
• Rain returns this week
• Corvallis police plan safety blitz as school starts
• Local student wins statewide calendar art contest
• Oracle may hire HP's ex-CEO Hurd
• Regent Court rounds up team for Walk to Remember
• At Our Best (Sept. 6)
• Class will help those new to Medicare
• Produce gleams at farmers’ new stand
• News Tracker (Sept. 5)
• Scio not first mid-valley district to drug-test
• Public safety log (Sept. 5)
• Bounty of the county
• Serious medicine
• Abuse victim speaks out to help others
• Deputies: Drivers pull switch in DUII crash
• OSU researcher battles elements to study glacier
• OSU’s Moore edits book on climate change
• Teachers stock up on free supplies
• Roving cyclist might be a fugitive
• Tree's secret shifts mood
• Cougar killed near Philomath
• Labor Day closures
• Corvallis Transit Labor Day schedule noted
• F.Y.I. (Sept. 4)
• Annual outdoor church service offered Sunday
• A room with an edge
• State board disciplines five counselors
• Natural gas prices to change little
• FYI (Sept. 3)
• Corvallis counselor earns statewide honor
• Fire calls (Sept. 2)
• Kings Valley School hosting fundraiser
• Crime watch (Sept. 2)
• Fires spark investigation
• Labor Day Closures
• Police boost patrols for Labor Day weekend
• Two people OK after car crashes into Foster Lake
• Federal judge orders revised spotted owl plan
• HP defeats Dell in bidding war for once-unknown 3Par
• Summit Festival raises record amount
• Corvallis crowd gets vocal on health reform
• Gulf platform explosion leaves sheen
• Paper rockets blast off
• Golden Apple Awards: Teachers honored for dedication
• Couple charged with attempted murder
• Albany man dies in crash at motocross track
• ‘First Friday' moves to Thursday
• Red Cross sends out plea for blood donations
• Fire calls
• Crime Watch (Sept. 1)
• Group pays $50 for old energy-hog refrigerators
• Group asks for feedback on health care
• Corvallis schools foundation director to retire
• Teacher supply drive set for Friday
• Weyerheuser closes Engineered Wood Products plant in Millerburg
• Play Factory hosts rocket workshop today
• Group asks for feedback on health care
• Teacher supply drive set for Friday
• Pellet gun owner says he did nothing to deserve arrest
• Fire calls (Aug. 31)
• Volunteers sought to hand out emergency info
• Couple arrested for giving alcohol to teens
• Students grow with garden
• Paraglider living ‘every kid’s dream’
• Hunter rescued in east Linn County
• Willamette River Project
• Some mid-valley nonprofits in danger of losing tax-exempt status
• Philomath is back in class
• Calling all bargain hunters
• Plate honors fallen officers
• FYI (Aug. 31)
• Crime Watch (Aug. 31)
• 8th Around Oregon Annual
• Yoga offered for those coping with grief
• Walk, run, roll event will support rehab center
• Benton Hospice seeks area volunteers
• Class series slated on ‘Cooking for One’
• Fire Calls (Aug. 30)
• Sheriff: Sweet Home pot farm was likely run by Mexican cartel
• Mid-valley aids after quake
• ODFW expands fishing options
• Online registration available for Parks and Rec classes
• Swap meet lands downtown
• Seat belt safety blitz starts today
• 'Jam' packed with potential
• Mother recounts daughter's near-drowning
• Newstrackers (Aug. 29)
• Public safety log (Aug. 29)
• Work in progress
• Sweet fare at new fair
• FYI (Aug. 28)
• Public meeting will focus on health care
• OSU to host lecture on women in India
• Stolen car found, thief still on the lam
• Man's pellet gun causes scare
• A toast to the skies
• CH2M Hill evaluates chemical attack sim
• Micro industry taps area potential
• Fire Calls (Aug. 27)
• ‘OSUsed’ to hold large surplus sale next week
• State to monitor seat belt usage
• Car thieves elude police
• Summertime spruce up
• Audit helps farmers save on energy
• F.Y.I. (Aug. 27)
• Crime Watch (Aug. 27)
• Expect delays on Highway 20 near Eddyville
• Oregon budget short again; officials plan more cuts
• Homeless man blamed for Oregon fire familiar face
• Fall youth football kick-off is Sunday.
• Walk with the doc
• Fire calls (Aug. 25)
• Crime Watch (Aug. 25)
• Stoneybrook honors veterans Saturday
• Microproducts to hold open house
• Monroe teen charged with rape
• Hispanic veterans group to host meeting Sunday
• Go rural to enjoy Benton’s ‘Bounty’
• Benton jobless rate jumps a point
• Hay truck overturns on Independence Highway
• Sheriff on APD office: Let's talk
• ODOT closing Highway 242 due to Scotts Mountain fire
• ‘Gen Y’ gets dose of hard reality in recession job market
• OSP investigates fatal crash on Highway 20 near Blodgett
• HP bids on 'cloud' future
• Man accused of having child porn has Corvallis ties
• Are you my mama? For baby pigeon, it doesn't matter
• Fire Calls (Aug. 24)
• Crime Watch (Aug. 24)
• A healing garden
• 200 acres burn west of Sisters
• It’s time to register at Corvallis schools
• OSU horticulture hosts field day Wednesday
• OSU football player Tasered, arrested, dismissed from team
• OSU player dismissed from team after arrest
• Fire calls (Aug. 23)
• At Our Best (Aug. 23)
• Musicians pluck away at joy, not record book
• Glass 'wildflowers' bloom inside library
• Paper mill is gone, but the picnic goes on
• Wheat fleet arrives with a splash
• Newstracker
• Julia's recovery
• Schools begin mandatory drug testing
• FYI (Aug. 21)
• School board will meet Monday
• Glass mobile soon to glitter in library entry
• Logging falls near historic low
• $5,000 reward offered for missing ewe
• 920 pot plants seized near Sweet Home
• Girl, 12, listed in critical condition after being found submerged in Foster Reservoir park swimming
• Man's 'bike ride for life' story questioned
• Good Words (Aug. 21)
• Mental health the topic of Tuesday forum
• Rock fall gives Drift Creek a different look
• City's water tastes 'like soil' to some
• Dudley energizes GOP faithful
• HP's 3Q numbers solid but could fuel doubts
• Soapbox team rolls to finals
• Zimfest hits a high note
• Crime watch (Aug. 20)
• F.Y.I. (Aug. 20)
• Anticipate delays for Highway 20 project
• Host families needed for exchange program in Corvallis
• Virus kills deer in Corvallis area
• Corvallis fire calls (Aug. 20)
• LBCC receives grant to expand program
• North Albany drug raid suspects arraigned
• Highway 20 detours planned next week near Eddyville; expect delays
• Virus kills deer in Corvallis neighborhood
• Four arrests made following North Albany drug raid
• Summit festival celebrates late summer
• OSU's popular cow dies at 21
• Electric jolt injures man at Monroe church
• 'Strong women' celebrate right to vote
• Willamette travelers bring Paddle Oregon to Corvallis
• Fire Calls (Aug. 18)
• Crime Watch (Aug. 18)
• Doctors to offer free athletics physical at CV
• Corvallis candidates finalized for ballot
• In Blodgett, the chill is gone
• Board approves boosting Kings Valley enrollment
• Whiteside gets new sewer line
• Corvallis police will switch to 12-hour shifts
• Iconic bovine at OSU vet program dies
• Party will kick off music fest
• The 'wheat fleet' returns
• Helen Berg, Corvallis' first woman mayor, dies at 78
• Community garden thrives
• Oregon unemployment rate still stuck in place
• Council sets time to review economic development
• Residents flee as fire damages duplex
• DMV will be closed Friday for furlough
• Ukulele players needed for world-record bid
• Fire Calls (Aug. 17)
• Crime Watch (Aug. 17)
• Republican candidates to appear at fundraiser event
• F.Y.I. (Aug. 17)
• Council rejects plea to save cottonwoods
• At Our Best (Aug. 16)
• Project creates permanent housing
• A windy launch for balloons
• Former Corvallis mayor Helen Berg dies at 78
• Fire engulfs duplex on Highland Drive
• Fire burns grass field
• F.Y.I. (Aug. 15)
• KidzShop lends a helping hand
• News tracker
• Soccer, with a dose of care
• Making the conversion
• Fire Calls (Aug. 14)
• Back on track
• F.Y.I. (Aug. 15)
• Public Safety Log (Aug. 15)
• In praise of suffragettes
• Court OKs logging of Oregon old growth
• Barracks back on solid footing
• Engagement: Loveless — Lindell
• Good Words (Aug.14)
• Birth: Stevenson
• Wedding: Graves-Hubel
• Anniversary: Musafija
• Anniversary: Holcomb
• Canning class planned for today at church canceled
• F.Y.I. (Aug. 13)
• Eugene man arrested for sex abuse of minor
• Public invited to ‘Cops & Chops’ event
• Hot air balloons clear for takeoff Sunday
• Church opens doors to home canners
• Fire calls (Aug. 13)
• Crime watch (Aug. 13)
• Girl safe after being abducted by transient
• Extreme heat coming up
• Officials: Add 2 sites to local enterprise zone
• OSU's Oak Creek Center plans field day
• Few workers at HP mourn Hurd's downfall
• Home foreclosures rise in Benton County
• Charges stemming from road rage incident dropped
• Boy OK after all from moving SUV
• Police: Fourth of July fire intentionally set
• EnerG2 turns on the lights in Albany
• Crime Watch (Aug. 12)
• Ferry to shut down early
• F.Y.I. (Aug. 12)
• The way the cookie crumbles
• What’s best in the mid-valley?
• Finley Project: Boardwalk a labor of youth
• CPD cadets show off their skills at law enforcement challenge
• Emert wins championship at fiddle tournament
• Rotary to hold bicycle fundraiser for polio
• Fire calls
• Borders launches drive to collect children's books
• 2010 shaping up as ‘good year’ for fair
• A fertile mind
• Former Sen. Ted Stevens confirmed dead in plane crash
• Cougars sighted in Corvallis
• Oregon State elects six new trustees
• Furniture share hosts barbecue fundraiser
• Car wash to benefit Pastega House
• Tour offers chance to meet city’s trees
• Fire Calls (Aug. 11)
• At Our Best (Aug. 9)
• Crime Watch (Aug. 11)
• 'Small-town' race team to take on big-city event
• Warnings given after cougars sighted again
• Alpine to host cycling event
• Best, brightest flock to campus
• Glow-in-the-dark shrimp safe to eat
• Fighting sex trafficking
• Reservations available for hot-air balloon rides
• Corvallis woman arrested for Oregon State thefts
• Valley sees bounty of wheat
• Motorcycle bedrolls mix quality, comfort
• Fire calls (Aug. 10)
• Proposed term limit ballot measure misses deadline
• Crime Watch (Aug. 10)
• The 'Official' Storybook on Being a Referee for Twenty-five Years
• 'Far Away' - An Exhibit About Trains and Maps at The Art Center
• Exhibition: Work By Gene Weast In A Scientifically Interesting Phenomenon Of 3D Photography
• Soft Star Shoes Launches RunAmoc - a Minimal Running Shoe
• Earth Week Community Fair
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to Corvallis Woman
• Benton County Fair

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