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Phone, cable, electricity, water…everyone has dealt with some type of bill in the past. For the City of Corvallis, bills are essential, and you may be helping the city run whether you know it or not. The City sends out a bill to each household owner with monthly charges that, as stated on the city’s...
As ice and freezing temperatures began creeping into town on Jan. 13, a handful of local nonprofits, in conjunction with the City of Corvallis kicked into high gear as they facilitated emergency shelter for community members needing a warm place to stay. Whenever the county announces a weather emergency, Faith, Hope and Charity Inc., a...
Our industrial little neighbors, the beavers, are essential for the Corvallis ecosystem in many ways, but their dams can cause some problems in the city if left to their own devices. The Public Works Department collaborated with Parks and Recreation, Benton County and Mary’s River Watershed Council to design a dam leveler, which they believe...
The due process hearing to determine if Ward 5 Councilor Charlyn Ellis violated a section of the city charter—and will hence forfeit her council seat—has been rescheduled yet again to Feb. 5.
Two different versions of the postcards arrived with the weekend mail. Corvallis PD is investigating. The second includes anti-transgender hate speech.