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The City of Corvallis has been awarded a $664,000 Safe Streets for All grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to complete a transportation safety action plan.

Also, general trends are down, and it's not because of athletics. Here's what's going on.

The city has a new piece of equipment and officials hope you never need it.

The system will require a lot of expertise to operate. Currently, the trailer sits at the Public Works campus where staff from Public Works, Fire and Emergency Response departments will be trained on how to use the mini facility.

For most American students, school lunch consists of bland, mass-produced, reheated meals that most would rather skip.

This May, in its 41st year, and with a theme around natural resources, Art About Agriculture will begin touring the work of 46 artists, four of them students from Oregon State University and Oregon Coast School of Art.

Corvallis resident Lonny Smith came before the City Council last year after his dog had been confiscated by police.

In a virtual open house which runs through May 15, community members are invited to give feedback on proposed improvement plans to a problematic portion of Highway 99W in south Corvallis.

“The free customer parking area takes about 43% of our downtown core,” O'Neal said at the April 4 work session.

A cheer erupted as Yin, local delegate for Marion County, was announced the 2024 Mrs. Oregon America, making her the first Asian-American woman to be so crowned in the pageant's 48-year history.