The South Central Oregon Economic Development District received a rural business development grant to unify and uplift local farmers, ranchers, specialty producers, and restaurateurs in the Klamath Basin by creating a common local food brand.
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Currently there’s just not enough houses in Klamath County for the people who want to call it home.
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Fire officials in Klamath and Lake counties declared May 15 the official start of fire season for 2021.
Each student who received a cumulative 3.25 GPA or better for Hexamester Terms 1-5 of the 2020-2021 school year are being recognized with an Academic Achievement Award.
A special event May 7 celebrated the academic success of nontraditional students involved in Oregon Institute of Technology’s Tech Opportunities Program.
There are 10 new COVID-19 related deaths in Oregon, raising the state’s death toll to 2,582, the Oregon Health Authority reported on Friday.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Klamath Freedom Celebration are sponsoring the annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 31 in downtown Klamath Falls.
A Beatty man was arrested after he fired shots in the parking lot of Lost River High School during a baseball game.
Klamath Community College was awarded a $1.2 million Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act grant to provide job seeker and workforce development services to workers in Klamath and Lake counties.
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A group of roughly 30 Klamath County residents affiliated with People’s Rights Oregon Area 6 gathered at Klamath Irrigation District headquarters Thursday to protest the Bureau of Reclamation’s announcement that no water from Upper Klamath Lake would be available to Klamath Project irrigator…
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BONANZA – Ken and Connie Masten like to call it “a hobby gone astray.”
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It seems like there’s room to disagree on anything these days, but I bet you’d be hard pressed to find someone who doesn't think tacos taste better when you eat them on the street. They’re one of the world’s most iconic handheld foods, made for angling your head to get the perfect bite and d…
Lunchgoers at Taste of India, near the Running Y Resort, beamed as their dishes were delivered to their table on a sunny Saturday afternoon in late March. One diner eagerly lifted a fragrant dish to his nose, smelling the fragrant aroma as his friends looked on in anticipation.
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Walk into your average sports bar and you may see walls adorned with vintage jerseys and photos of professional athletes. Maybe there’s a collectible game ball or a megaphone thrown in there too—something to make the games you're there to watch come alive.
Some churches spread their charitable giving among a variety of causes, and some focus their efforts into one great cause.
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Hotel staff and local economic developers cut the ribbon on the Fairfield Inn at Timbermill Shores last Friday, marking the grand opening of the hotel that has been open for months under COVID-19.
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