Good morning, Corvallis.

The Corvallis Museum will open its exhibit 'An Unfinished Country' tomorrow, Oct.

15, featuring works by Jeremy Dean, Heather Cantrell and Anis Mojgani that blend historic artifacts and contemporary art to invite visitors to rethink our shared past — a fresh dialogue presented by the Benton County Historical Society.

Siuslaw National Forest firefighters will conduct a 1-acre prescribed burn near Marys Peak Day Use Area parking lot today to remove invasive grasses and help native plants grow (weather conditions permitting).

The area will be closed to visitors during the burn.

A board chosen by the legislature will send its universal health plan proposal by Dec.

1, aiming to create a single-payer system with no premiums or copays starting in 2032—lawmakers may vote on the plan in the next session or refer it to a ballot in 2028.

Last season, Oregon State's game attendance averaged about 19,000 as 37% of ticket holders did not show up, OSU vice president Kevin Griffin said (citing inconvenient game times and a largely non-local fan base).

Philomath High's girls soccer team played to a 0-0 tie with Newport Tuesday, snapping a six-game win streak as they controlled most of the match at home (Philomath HS).

They remain unbeaten in league play and will play at 4 p.m. Thursday at Taft.

Philomath High School’s volleyball rallied from a 10-point deficit Tuesday night to sweep Newport at the school, earning its first Oregon West Conference win of the season.

Senior Nora Stanley had 24 kills & Marri Best closed the match with a match-point ace.