Before fruit trees leaf out in spring, before the first signs of aphids, powdery mildew or obscure scale, home orchardists can undertake an important control step to minimize pesticide use later in the season.
Cinematic celebration
Klamath Film’s monthly meetings will return to in-person events, while still offering an online option, on Thursday, March 4 at 6 p.m. at the Falls Taphouse in Klamath Falls, according to a news release.
“Swans: Majestic waterfowl from the land of lakes” will be the topic of Klamath Audubon’s March online virtual meeting, presented by member Ron Larson, on Tuesday, March 9, at 7 p.m. via Zoom.
Superintendent’s Honor Roll/GPA of 4.0 and above
Klamath Outdoor Science School recently received a $25,000 Environmental Education Grant from the Gray Family Foundation to do a series of outdoor field studies with local elementary students.
Nominations for the 28th annual Klamath Country Volunteer of the Year are due April 1 to the United Way of the Klamath Basin at 136 N. Third Street in Klamath Falls, according to a release.
One of the small Klamath County towns that line Highway 39, Merrill may be a cute little town to passersby. But to the 850 or so people who live there, it’s a charming place to call home.
Spring is fast approaching. Though it’s still too early for most seed starting, there are several gardening activities well suited to “pre-gardening” season. Among those timely activities is the pruning of fruit trees and woody material around the landscape.
Lillyin Friend leaned over, putting her ear to the mouth of the CPR training dummy. Not breathing. She puts her fingers on the dummy’s neck, checking for a pulse. No pulse. It was time for 30 chest compressions.
The crew of Klamath County Fire District 1 has moved back into station 1 after a $2.3 million seismic retrofit and remodel for the station built in the 1940s.
The deadline to register children has been extended for a variety of after-school winter session classes immersing kids in various aspects of the arts with the Ross Ragland Theater’s Youth Theater Classes.
Healthy Klamath recently received 3,000 reusable face masks in adult and youth sizes, which it has begun to share with individuals and organizations.
At Chiloquin Junior/Senior High School, every student received a reusable water bottle embellished with the school’s panther logo and etched with their name.
Seed-starting questions are already popping up in local gardening discussions on social media and in OSU Extension’s online question answering service “Ask Extension.”
Klamath Tribal Health and Family Services has been accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, or AAAHC, on October 1, 2020. Accreditation distinguishes this tribally-operated health center from many other outpatient facilities through its adherence to rigorous st…
Thank you Sky Lakes Medical Center.
The Klamath Senior Center will restart its exercise classes as the county moves to a lower virus risk level.
United Way officials announced that the 2020 United Way Community Campaign raised $495,104 — 99 percent of its $500,000 goal — according to a release.
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