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Melanie Stanley, a longtime Blue River resident who became a symbol of resilience and determination after the Holiday Farm Fire of 2020 died this weekend. Many remember her as a community booster who dealt with setbacks with humor and grit.
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Last month, Greenhill Humane Society began taking in over 100 rats found inside two vehicles. Since then, that number’s already doubled.
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Robin Mayall, who works at the City of Eugene is an endurance athlete who recently attempted one of the marque distance challenges in the world - attempting to swim the icy waters of the English Channel. She tells Oregon On The Record her story.
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In this installment of KLCC's Oregon Ready, three people share creative disaster preparedness strategies with their go bags. From enlisting friends on higher ground, to bicycle evacuations, to testing go bags during a 24-hour campout, their experiences show there's more to a go bag than just gathering supplies.
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The Friday, Sept. 11, meeting of the City Club of Eugene highlights Eugene’s neighborhood associations and their critical role in emergency preparedness.
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Drain, a small town in Douglas county, lost its grocery store, Ray’s, in January. That left the rural community with a Dollar General and out of town stores as options. One small farm stand is hoping to provide a local, fresh option.
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Wildfire season brings lingering stress. In this edition of KLCC's Oregon Ready, learn how turning fear into small, practical steps builds mental resilience and safety.
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The Lane County Beekeepers Association is preparing to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
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A 12,700-year-old mammoth tusk found under a Corvallis street in 2021 and preserved by OSU researchers is now on display at the Corvallis-Benton County Public Library.
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It’s not unusual to see a stray cat from time to time. But in the Eugene-Springfield area, there are many large cat colonies that are mostly out of sight. Local rescues put in a lot of work to keep them under control.
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Echo Mountain Fire survivors find respite in new tiny home village six years after blaze torched their lives
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The quirky annual tradition has all the facets of a typical race, but the vehicles are especially unique. In fact, they’re moving works of art.