Good morning, Corvallis.

A local columnist argues that while programs in Corvallis list homeless residents by name, they have not created enough permanent supportive housing.

She calls on decision-makers to shift funding toward building affordable units instead of adding new layers of planning.

Local teacher comedians take the stage at The Majestic on September 19 at 7:30 p.m. to deliver stand-up humor about classroom dynamics; hosted by Don Gavitte, the humor-focused event (rated R) features Todd Basil, Tina Hogstrom, Naomi Fitter, and Katie Nguyen, with tickets costing $25.

Philomath High School won $5,000 via T-Mobile's sweepstakes mid-August and remains in the running for up to $1 million in contest grants for athletic facility upgrades.

Athletic Director Mike Hood said the funds may cover equipment upgrades plus streaming costs as the school prepares for upcoming rounds.

Philomath High School lost a nonconference football game 36-7 at Marshfield on Friday, Sept.

4, dropping them to 0-2 this season. Coach Firth noted improvements in the third quarter (freshmen stepping up) and said the team looks to bounce back in their Sept. 11 contest at Coquille.