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August 5, 2021
SALEM — The faster, stronger delta variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 is setting record numbers of infections and sickness across Oregon, state statistics for the most recent two
August 4, 2021
As COVID infections spread, counties edge into extreme risk levels August 03 2021 Local health leaders face difficult choices about summer events as virus numbers climb across the state. The faster, stronger delta variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 is setting record numbers of infections and sickness across Oregon, state statistics for the most recent two weeks show. In Wallowa County, 1 out of 4 people tested for COVID-19 was positive. Umatilla County had 915 cases per 100,...
August 4, 2021
As COVID infections spread, counties edge into ‘extreme’ risk levels August 03 2021 Local health leaders face difficult choices about summer events as virus numbers climb across the state. The faster, stronger delta variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 is setting record numbers of infections and sickness across Oregon, state statistics for the most recent two weeks show. In Wallowa County, 1 out of 4 people tested for COVID-19 was positive. Umatilla County had 915...
July 29, 2021
GARY A. WARNER Oregon Capital Bureau A possible fifth wave of the COVID-19 is swelling in a pandemic-exhausted Oregon that less than a month ago seemed to be on the verge of recovery. âThe highly contagious delta variant has increased tenfold in the past two weeks in Oregon, and it is now estimated to be associated with 80% of the new cases in Oregon," said Dr. Dean Sidelinger, the states top epidemiologist, said Tuesday evening. The Oregon Health Authority reported 804 new COV...
July 29, 2021
Rising delta variant tosses wrench into states COVID fight July 25 2021 Health officials battling both vaccine hesitancy and a stubborn foe in the virus COVID-19s highly contagious delta variant has caused a steep increase in the number of infections in Oregon — but with different impacts across the state. "Oregon is open, but the pandemic is not over," Oregon Health Director Pat Allen told reporters during a July 22 conference call. COVID-19 infections by the delta variant have ...
July 25, 2021
Rising delta variant tosses wrench into state’s COVID fight July 25 2021 Health officials battling both vaccine hesitancy and a stubborn foe in the virus COVID-19s highly contagious delta variant has caused a steep increase in the number of infections in Oregon — but with different impacts across the state. "Oregon is open, but the pandemic is not over," Oregon Health Director Pat Allen told reporters during a July 22 conference call. COVID-19 infections by the delta varia...
July 25, 2021
Rising delta variant tosses wrench into states COVID fight July 25 2021 Health officials battling both vaccine hesitancy and a stubborn foe in the virus COVID-19s highly contagious delta variant has caused a steep increase in the number of infections in Oregon — but with different impacts across the state. "Oregon is open, but the pandemic is not over," Oregon Health Director Pat Allen told reporters during a July 22 conference call. COVID-19 infections by the delta variant have ...
July 5, 2021
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June 11, 2021
Perhaps the best known photo of a woman bronc riding is the 1915 image of Bonnie McCarroll by rodeo photographer Ralph Doubleday.
June 5, 2021
Nearly all COVID-19 restrictions could be lifted in as early as just over two weeks, Gov. Kate Brown said Friday, June 4.