Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 3rd of January.
Good morning, Corvallis.
This weekend, local museums and community centers host diverse events from interactive media exhibits at the Philomath Museum (1101 Main St, Philomath) today to art displays at the O.S.U.
Corvallis Museum and library. Residents can enjoy family programs, live music, and open mic performances across the community.
OSU College of Business has launched its MBA in wine business management to give industry professionals key business skills.
In partnership with the College of Agricultural Sciences, the new program will cover supply chain, costs, and sales — equipping future leaders in the wine trade.
Today, Chris McFarland works as a certified alcohol and drug counselor with Benton County Health Department who uses his past hardships to help people facing homelessness and mental health struggles—he serves on the county’s assertive community treatment team, reaching clients on the street and at drop-in centers.
Philomath High’s girls wrestling team earned five medals at the Phil Smith Memorial Invitational in Junction City on Friday, Jan.
2. The team will next compete in the Benton County Championships on Jan. 8 at their home meet starting at 4 p.m.
Philomath High’s 2025 sports season showcased highlights such as the girls track team’s historic fourth state title at Hayward Field plus state wrestling wins by Riley Barrett and Lake Mulberry, while an eligibility forfeit ended the football team’s playoff run.
Winter Bloom Arranging Workshop
5:30-7 p.m. — 2 Towns Ciderhouse — $55 per person — Create a stunning winter flower arrangement with locally sourced blooms and expert guidance.
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