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CHS alum receives degree Hannah Grace Singleton of Corvallis graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology/anthropology and French studies at Lewis & Clark College’s 148th commencement ceremony, held virtually on May 8. A 2017 graduate of Corvallis High School in Corvallis, Singleton is the daughter of Rachel Kirby and Robert Singleton. While at Lewis & Clark, Singleton’s activities included being a professor’s assistant for the French department, president of Amnesty International Club, a participant in the Passport to Leadership Program, and a member of the Global Vil...

LBCC celebrates incoming students On April 15, 47 new students committed to pursuing technical education degrees at Linn-Benton Community College during the National Coalition of Certification Centers Letter of Intent Signing Day. Local students who committed to LBCC include Corey Aja, Welding & Fabrication Technology/Industrial Pipe Trades, Fitting & Welding, Philomath; Timothy Chadd, Welding & Fabrication Technology, Lebanon; Hunter Coulter, Heavy Equipment/Diesel Technology, Sweet Home; Tyler Dodge, Welding & Fabrication Technology, Corvallis; Jackson Edewards, Automotive Technology, Corva...

Corvallis resident named to dean’s list

One Sunday morning in 2007, Eric McKirdy was standing in the garage of his new home in Albany when he heard pipe organ music. The house was literally across the street from Albany First United Methodist Church on 28th Avenue Southwest. Local resident Russ Tripp had deeded a portion of his property to the congregation, which explains why the “new” building, built in 1962, is tucked away in a largely residential neighborhood. McKirdy had grown up in Albany, learned to play the organ, studied music at college and spent some time in the Bay Area during the dot-com era. Now he had ret...