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LEWISBURG — Local, state and federal officials stood on the banks of Turtle Creek in southeastern Union County on Thursday to celebrate and tour the improvements of the waterway.

Oregon law enforcement said today it has an arrest for vandalism that killed 18,000 salmon at a fish hatchery this week.

After doubling the projected water supply allocation last month, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) on Tuesday announced another 10% increase in the State Water Project forecast for 2024.

Wednesday

Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour, Big Sexy Movie Night — Spaceballs, Senator Merkley Town Hall and more on deck.

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MORGANTOWN — For decades, the Richard Mine leeched toxic elements and acid into Deckers Creek.

ROSE — Watercress grows freely in the spring-fed creek on the Saline Courthouse Museum property, and that provided the impetus for celebrating Cherokee Nation’s first Watercress Festival last weekend on

ABERDEEN — The United States Army officially implemented its revised conservation and revitalization plan for the Chesapeake Bay as part of Aberdeen Proving Ground’s 2024 Earth Day celebration.

The early history of the development of hydroelectric plants on the Klamath River will be examined in a presentation scheduled for 7 p.m. on Thursday at the Klamath County Museum.