Good morning, Corvallis.

A local rock event in Corvallis now charges $25 for entry—five times its previous cost, and the article explains the reason behind the price hike.

Governor Tina Kotek halted rulemaking on Oregon farm stands by ordering the Department of Land Conservation and Development to stop drafting new rules—she said the pause will allow further dialogue with farmers and the public about agri-tourism and farm stand operations.

She added that small and midsize farms need time to test new business models while preserving Oregon's land use system.

Nebraska pitchers Chase Olson and J’Shawn Unger played summer ball for the Corvallis Knights and stayed with host families in Philomath—Unger reached his 30-inning limit before transferring to Iowa Western Community College while Olson, who redshirted last season, plans to return to Lincoln after the season. Their experience in a competitive league helped them build skills while enjoying local support.

Philomath High School soccer teams will host the Junior Warriors Soccer Camp from Aug.

11-14 for kindergarten through 8th grade students at the soccer fields behind the middle school. Daily sessions run 9-11 a.m., and the camp costs $50 per player, $90 for two or $125 for three or more players + it serves as a fundraiser for the teams + parents must sign a waiver at registration.

Benton County Fair & Rodeo

7 p.m. — Benton County Fairgrounds — $8-$10 — Experience live music, thrilling rides, and rodeo excitement all in one location.

2025 Oregon Senior Games

Aug 1-3 — Corvallis Community Center — Check OregonSeniorGames.com for details — A competitive and social event for active seniors in beautiful Corvallis.