
Plant Posse Hosts Holiday Bazaar in Corvallis
The two-month bazaar brings 11 local artists to the business's expanded storefront on NW Second Street.
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Do you plan to buy holiday gifts from small local businesses this year?

The two-month bazaar brings 11 local artists to the business's expanded storefront on NW Second Street.
Live Poll
Do you plan to buy holiday gifts from small local businesses this year?
Corvallis news covers city government, Benton County, Corvallis School District 509J, Oregon State University and civic affairs. Reporting reaches neighborhoods and surrounding counties.
Freshman Brooklyn Haywood provided Oregon's second-leading scoring as the Ducks rallied past Washington State in women's basketball.

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Should museums prioritize exhibits that challenge traditional narratives of national history?
The Corvallis Museum exhibition pairs historical artifacts with works from three contemporary artists.

Oregon State University's annual Night at the Museum event featured interactive presentations drawn from seven natural history collections.
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Do you think Corvallis should exempt small food trucks from new system development charges?
A $15,000 to $17,000 System Development Charge on stationary food trucks faces a December 31 deadline for businesses that cannot pay.

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Do you trust your university to keep older dorms clean and safe?
A student town hall on campus housing conditions highlighted mold, pests and maintenance delays in older residence halls.

Coverage on this page takes in Corvallis city hall and the Benton County board of commissioners, Corvallis School District 509J and Oregon State University alongside the research, agricultural sciences and technology employers tied to the university. From Downtown and College Hill to South Corvallis, Timberhill and Willamette Landing, neighborhood reporting extends through the city and into Linn County, Lane County, Polk County and Lincoln County where a story crosses the line. Oregon State University's agricultural and engineering research programs give Corvallis a role in state and federal science funding that shapes the local economy through research contracts, spinoff companies and graduate employment. Housing affordability for university employees and the management of Willamette River floodplain land adjacent to residential neighborhoods are the planning subjects that recur most in local government coverage.