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Higher Crude Oil Prices Increase OR Pump Price
Triple A of Oregon reports that gas prices are increasing after several weeks of declines. The national average for regular unleaded increases two cents this week to $3.53, while the Oregon average increases nine cents to $3.68. Rising crude oil prices have put upward pressure on pump prices. This week, crude is [...]
F-15 night flying training on May 14-17
PORTLAND, Ore. -The Oregon Air National Guard’s 142nd Fighter Wing will be conducting routine F-15 night flying training on May 14-17. The missions allow the wing to stay current with mandatory Air Force requirements. Night flying is conducted almost monthly as it provides essential training for the use of night vision goggles (NVG’s) and other night [...]
CDABA Hosts Art Walk In Reedsport
The Coastal Douglas Arts & Business Alliance’s fourth annual Art Walk will be held on Friday, June 14th at 4pm and again on Saturday, June 15th in old town Reedsport along Highway 38. This event coincides with the Reedsport Winchester Bay Chamber of Commerce’s annual International Chainsaw Carving Contest. New to this year’s event will [...]
Tips During Wildfire Awareness Week
Wildfires, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes: Thoughtful planning can minimize the impact whenever these natural disasters occur. And in the case of wildfires, homeowners often can avert damage entirely by following some basic steps to protect their home and property. During Oregon Wildfire Awareness Week now through May 11th, fire protection agencies will be sending that message to [...]
Merkley Calls On VA To Speed Benefits To OR Vets
Oregon’s Senator Jeff Merkley has called on the Department of Veterans Affairs to speed benefits to the 12,698 veterans across Oregon who are waiting for their claims to be processed. The average wait time for veterans to get an answer to their claims is 317 days. “Our service members have stood up for America overseas, [...]
ODF+W: Change In Fishing Regulations
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife reports that with spring chinook salmon arriving in the upper Rogue River, anglers should be aware of a change in fishing regulations effective this year. From now through July 31st, the Rogue River, from the ODFW markers downstream from the fish ladder entrance at Cole Rivers Hatchery, to [...]
Constituents Ask Legislators To Invest In OFBN
More than one hundred food bankers from Oregon converged on Salem to deliver more than a thousand paper plates, each filled with a message from a constituent to ask legislators to invest in the state’s partnership with the Oregon Food Bank Network through the Oregon Hunger Response Fund. The Fund is the state’s contribution to the [...]
DMV Mandatory Furlough Day
All Department of Motor Vehicle offices in Oregon, including DMV headquarters will be closed for the statewide mandatory furlough day on Friday, April 19th. Waiting times for customers tend to be longer on the days after DMV office closures, so the DMV suggests that customers try to do business by mail or online, or [...]
Salt Creek Tunnel Scheduled for Weeknight Closures
The Oregon Department of Transportation has announced lane restrictions and nighttime closures at highway 58, Salt Creek Tunnel, approximately 22 miles east of Oakridge, will begin Wednesday, April 17th as the project begins its second season of construction. Effective during daylight hours today, the highway will be reduced to a single lane for two-way traffic. Flaggers [...]
OR Gas Prices Continue To Slowly Decrease
Oregon AAA reports that pump prices continue to decrease. The national average for regular unleaded drops six cents this week to $3.52, while the Oregon average goes down two cents to $3.67. A year ago, the national average was at $3.91, close to its peak price for the year of $3.94 on April [...]

