Good morning, Corvallis.

The OSU Wind Ensemble performed in Rio at WASBE this summer, presenting two concerts of American works and premiering a new composition while exchanging music with Casa Aprendiz, which offers local music education for youth.

Their tour earned praise for its blend of performance and cultural outreach.

OSU expects 5,000 students to live on campus this fall as classes resume in Corvallis.

University staff are preparing housing and support services for returning learners.

GAPS is moving closer to placing a bond on the ballot next year as the school board reviews rough construction plans next month & decides on next steps.

Common Fields, a popular food cart pod, aims to add two trucks but faces a potential $30,000 fee hike from new SDC rules.

Owner Jacob Oliver plans to petition and speak before City Council on Tuesday, Sept. 22, while the Economic Development Department arranges a low-interest loan for expansion.

Oregon lawmakers Rep. Val Hoyle and Senators Ron Wyden - Jeff Merkley introduced a bill this week that would ban corporate control over medical practices by stopping management firms from influencing care.

The proposal builds on a state law and could let doctors make clinical decisions for patients.

Philomath High won 35-18 over Molalla on Friday at Clemens Field after using a simple game plan that built a strong first half — they will travel to Independence on Sept.

25 for the next matchup.