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Corvallis city workers with AFSCME Local 2975 voted 90% in favor of authorizing a potential strike as contract negotiations over health benefits and wages continue in mediation. The city has been negotiating with AFSCME Local 2975 on a new contract since January. The current contract expired in June.
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The Plaza in downtown Corvallis has transformed a former JC Penney into a community space featuring cafes, art studios, event spaces, and local business offices.
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A six-mile stretch of the trail was closed after the new owner of the land declined access to hikers.
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The Oregon Army National Guard celebrated newly-completed renovations to the Corvallis Armory with a ribbon cutting on Thursday.
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According to the district, the levy covered about 10% of the district’s operating budget last school year.
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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.
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Oregon State University adds Tex, a bomb-sniffing lab, to its police force to quickly sweep campus buildings and enhance security at major events.
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Corvallis rodeo is a rare all-girls competition
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Corvallis voters will decide in November whether to reduce city council seats to six, extend terms to four years, and implement term limits for local officials.
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A 51-year-old Albany man died Sunday after drowning in the Willamette River in Corvallis.
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Oregon officials and the USPS are reviewing whether Corvallis ballots went uncollected on election day. Although 388 ballots were late, officials say outcomes were unaffected.
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The historic Van Buren Bridge in Corvallis was replaced earlier this year with a modern structure. Now, the Oregon Department of Transportation is looking for public input on how to preserve the old bridge.