Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 6th of June.
Good morning, Corvallis.
The new outdoor fitness area at Philomath City Park nears completion despite delays from missing equipment parts—wood chip delivery was also rescheduled, and a ribbon-cutting with a workout party is set for June 30.
Linn Benton NAACP will host a Juneteenth event in Corvallis on June 19 to celebrate African American history and culture.
Local thrift stores are adapting to a challenging economy by offering more affordable items and new services (alterations and online sales) to keep customers coming.
Some shops now report increased revenue as locals choose secondhand options amid rising costs.
Dave and Sarah Ehlers—celebrated for 25 years of conservation work—will host a farm tour today at the J2E Tree Farm in the Luckiamute River Valley after being named the 2026 BSWA Outstanding Tree Farmers of the Year.
Oregon State University named Kevin Griffin as vice president and director of intercollegiate athletics to start July 6, ahead of Scott Barnes’ retirement on July 5.
Griffin brings strong experience from Ohio State & will help steer Beaver Nation’s athletics during the new Pac-12 era.
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.
Red White & Blue Riverfront Festival
Time TBD — Riverfront Commemorative Park — Free entry — Celebrate the nation's birthday with live music, food vendors, and fun for the whole family along the scenic Willamette River.
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