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KLAMATH FALLS — “Something a little different” will take flight at the upcoming Winter Wings Festival. Jenn Hajj will feature songs about birds during her keynote presentation, “Gifts of the Sky,” Fri...
KLAMATH FALLS — “Something a little different” will take flight at the upcoming Winter Wings Festival. Jenn Hajj will feature songs about birds during her keynote presentation, “Gifts of the Sky,” Fri...
Many of the battles fought during the Modoc War happened in what is now Lava Beds National Monument while several key conflicts, including the Battle of Lost River, which happened Nov. 29, 1872, were ...
Listen • 18:38 Grants Pass Museum of Art is one of several venues offering virtual tours. Think back to the first visit to a museum you ever made. Was it to a nearby museum with a group from school? Those kinds of visits help keep museums in business... and right now there are no open schools and no visits. Museums can't last forever with virtual experiences only. We get a sketch of the situation and the coping mechanisms with a group of local museum leaders. Todd Kepple runs the
Star-seekers and planet-watchers converged on the parking lot of Calvary Chapel in Klamath Falls Monday night to catch a glimpse of the conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter — the first known and visible occurrence since the Middle Ages. Klamath County Museum hosted the event and provided telescopes for individuals and families to use to see the planets up close. Nearly 200 people gathered and more were anticipated to gather Tuesday evening for a second viewing, pending clear skies. “Every 20 years, they get close to each other but never this close,” said Greg Christensen said, of the plane...