Landon Baeth, Kaden Coulter and Beau Stork have a lot in common. They all grew up within blocks of one another in the same neighborhood in Klamath Falls, and we’re the best of friends throughout their youth.
The Spring Fire is currently burning on the Chiloquin Ranger District of the Fremont-Winema National Forest, about 3 miles south of milepost 9 on the Sprague River Highway.
After qualifying for nationals in April, the Oregon Tech Steel Bridge team was announced as first-place winner of the 2021 American Institute of Steel Construction Student Steel Bridge supplemental competition.
People sometimes underestimate the importance of good oral health in their lives and for their loved ones. Proper oral health improves quality of life, so it is important to choose the best dentist for your family.
Students at Shasta Elementary School can now communicate with their deaf and hard of hearing classmates on the playground — asking them to play, be their friend, or for help.
More than 20 years ago, Pastor Mike Voight started a little home Bible study group in his house. From these humble beginnings, the group moved to rented spaces that could house more people.
There are 10 new COVID-19 related deaths in Oregon, raising the state’s death toll to 2,726, the Oregon Health Authority reported on Thursday.
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Oregon Tech head coach Justin Parnell announced Thursday the signing of 6-10 transfer Joey Potts. Potts, originally from Petaluma HS in Petaluma, Calif. comes to Oregon Tech after a trip to the NCAA Elite 8 with Oregon State University this past season, as well as two seasons with the Colleg…
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- Biologists, irrigators empty Tule Lake to improve habitat, fight disease
- Complex legal issues swirl in Klamath water debate
- Few Klamath Project irrigators involved in protest at canal
- Funding available for Klamath Basin drought assistance
- Klamath Project irrigators say more drought relief needed after A Canal shutdown
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- Biologists, irrigators empty Tule Lake to improve habitat, fight disease
- Complex legal issues swirl in Klamath water debate
- Funding available for Klamath Basin drought assistance
- Funding available for Klamath Basin drought assistance
- As another sucker spawning season comes and goes, lake levels stay low
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Crowds cheered a patriotic parade through downtown Klamath Falls on Monday, in remembrance of Memorial Day and American veterans who gave the ultimate sacrifice.
Outdoors
A bubbling stream. Riparian meadows. Forest thickets of tall-topped trees. Splashes of colorful wildflowers. And as a reward, lunch and dessert at the Fish Lake Resort.
Limelighter
Rounding out a trio of film-and-lecture series films under the Science on Screen moniker, the Ross Ragland Theater will host a screening and discussion of the film “Fantastic Fungi” on Sunday, June 13 at 2 p.m., according to a news release.
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