Benefit for the Basin recently awarded 23 scholarships totaling more that $17,000 to deserving high school seniors from all across the Klamath Basin, including the Airforce JROTC program at Henley High School.
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A geometric mural by Portland artist Damien Gilley, commissioned through Oregon’s Percent for Art in Public Places Program, has been installed in OITs newly-remodeled student recreation center.
With the addition of 11 Lake County students, the Collins-McDonald Trust announced a total of 27 students eligible to attend college through awarded scholarships for the 2021-2022 school year.
Klamath Outdoor Science School is offering a free new residential camp on August 10-13 for 8-13 year-olds.
The American Red Cross has an emergency need for lifesaving blood amid the ongoing severe blood shortage. Blood and platelet donations continue to be critical to meet hospital demand and the public is urged to make an appointment to give now. Donors of all blood types are needed, especially …
Klamath County will have work crews at the following locations for the posted time periods. Please use caution when driving in these areas and watch for flaggers. If you are able to avoid the work zones, please use an alternate route for your safety and the safety of Klamath County employees…
17-year-old Eugene resident Naomi Saenger has taken her passion for feeding people and is sharing it with YMCAs across the state.
Charlotte Rohrbacker of Klamath Falls has earned the registered play therapist credential conferred by the Association for Play Therapy, according to its CEO Kathryn Lebby.
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Green Diamond Resource Company officials recently announced the recipients of the company’s Opportunity Internship and Scholarship program.
While stuck in COVID quarantine, the board members of Klamath Basin Youth Without Borders (KBYWB) got to work in constructing a new program for youth to travel with ease once Global Village allows trips, while also developing beautification projects at home in the Klamath Basin.
Southern Oregon Historical Society member Alice Mullaly will present the Windows in Time lecture “Making History Together: The 75-year Story of the Southern Oregon Historical Society” on Wednesday, August 4 from noon to 1 p.m. via Zoom.
Born to Weston and Kaleigh Grimes of Klamath Falls on July 9, 2021; a boy, Ezra K. Grimes, 7 lbs., 1.5 oz., at Sky Lakes Medical Center.
The weekend of July 9-11 the Lost River Bluegrass Festival took place in Merrill.
Macy L. Clemens was awarded the Marine Corps League Crater Lake Detachment #373’s 2201scholarship, worth $1,000.
The Cascade Civil War Society will host a “Living History Weekend” August 14-15 at Fort Klamath Military Post Museum on Highway 62. This nonprofit organization brings to life the American past during the 1860s and the Civil War.
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