Good morning, Corvallis.

Visitors can view the 70-foot blue whale skeleton assembled at Hatfield Marine Science Center.

The display, completed recently with help from donors + a Canadian company, is set in the Gladys Valley Marine Studies Building courtyard where it offers an inspiring glimpse into marine life.

A Crescent Valley student won the statewide contest top prize for a worker safety video earlier this month.

The win brings local recognition for her clear, effective storytelling.

Oregon Health Authority data released Thursday shows that 10.9% of kindergartners are exempt from vaccines on nonmedical grounds and only 85.6% are up to date on required shots—officials say this record decline amid rising measles cases urges families to check local school immunization rates.

Caleb Johnson from Johnson Brothers Garden Market showcased proper rose care tips (using proven techniques) on May 29.

His demonstration helps local gardeners nurture thriving rose bushes.

Sophomore Cassidy Smart won the 4A 3000 meters title at Hayward Field in Eugene on Friday, May 29 in 10:17.53, while Jamin Peters set a school shot put record with a 53-5 throw (16.28m) as Philomath High opened its state track championships.

Corvallis Milonga

7-11 p.m. — Corvallis Odd Fellows — $15-20 sliding scale — Experience an evening of Argentine tango with a pre-milonga lesson and dancing to live DJ music.

Run For The Hills

8 a.m. — Benton Cnty Fairgrounds — Registration required — Participate in scenic trail runs and support local land conservation efforts.

Downtown Community Gathering

5:30-7 p.m. — The Plaza — Free entry — Engage in downtown initiatives and connect with your community.