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OSU Focused On Chicks This Week
Chick season is just around the corner! Get ready for some fluffy action as Oregon State University kicks off its annual hatching event this week.

Oregon’s Agritourism Bill Signed Into Law
Last week's ceremonial signing in Oregon marks a shift in how local farms can diversify and thrive—an exciting development for both farmers and the community.

Oregon’s AG Challenging Trump’s Tariffs Again
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield was back in court late last week, to fight President Trump’s latest attempt at imposing tariffs.

Mass Timber Continues To Grow In Popularity
There's something about mass timber that not only builds strong structures but also nurtures the spirit — it’s changing the face of healthcare and education.

Oregon’s Wyden, Merkley Want To Update The Power Grid
With a hefty price tag looming, how can new grid technology help safeguard against wildfires?

Drought Continues To Spread Across Oregon
Drought's grip is tightening across Oregon, with some areas facing their driest conditions in years. What does this mean for our community's water supply? Stay tuned.

Oregon Continues The Fight Against Aquatic Invasive Species
Invasive species are never a good sign. With quagga mussels lurking nearby, Oregon's rivers might be at risk. Here’s what local experts want you to know.

Merkley Stresses The Importance Of Maintaining Roads To Public Lands
With outdoor adventures at stake, a bipartisan push aims to secure the future of vital access to our cherished public lands.

Red Cross In Oregon Needs Blood
The Red Cross is on a mission to replenish its blood supply, and there’s a little something extra for those who step up to help out.

Helping Those Struggling With Problem Gambling
March Madness isn’t just about basketball this year; it's also shinning a light on a serious issue many are facing our communities, rural and urban.
