Uncertainty will likely become the “it” word of 2020, due to the uprooting of most mid-valley residents’ daily lives by the COVID-19 pandemic that has infected almost 1.5 million people worldwide and caused more than 82,000 deaths.
The operators of a Corvallis nursing home say they’re doing everything possible to prevent the spread of coronavirus and provide top-notch care for their residents, pushing back at criticisms made by a caregiver and a patient’s relative in a Gazette-Times story last week.
Crescent Valley head coach Ryan Starwalt knew better than anybody what Taylor Holder was capable of as a baseball player.
SWEET HOME — For the second time in a week, the Linn County Sheriff’s Office is investigating human remains found east of Sweet Home, accordin…
In his later years, Paul Wilson made it a habit to visit friends and acquaintances who had been hospitalized.
Oregon State University is pushing back its spring commencement ceremony, possibly until fall, because of the ongoing risk of infection from t…
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It is with deep concern that I hope this column finds you nestled safely in your homes. While not what we might have wished for in this beauti…
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Albany Regional Museum has begun collecting materials related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The CEO of See's candy donated dozens of boxes of Easter candies to Corvallis people in need this Easter.
Three new Linn-Benton COVID-19 cases have been confirmed, among 73 others in the state. While 3 more people have died, the OHA says social dis…
