Terror in Portland: Stabbings on Portland’s Max train raise concerns about growing white supremacism
On Friday, May 26, white nationalist Jeremy Joseph Christian, 35, stabbed three people in Portland, Oregon, killing two. The stabbing […]
News
News
Can’t Beat a Buick: 1968 Buick Rivera wins Best in Show in First Annual LBCC Industrial Technical Car Show
Hand-made awards were handed out for various categories including classics, moderns, rat rods, and motorcycles. LBCC welders were tasked with building the trophies out of engine pistons. A best in show was also awarded to Richard Treewin and his 1968 Buick Riviera.
News
GSA is Here to Stay: Mattie Guilliams strives to revitalize LB’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance
“I’m going to throw myself into trying and revitalize the GSA because it’s a community that needs to be here,” said Guilliams.
Opinion
Grandpa Killed Nazis: The current rise in fascism must be dealt with swiftly
Freedom of speech and expression are part of my core values which is precisely why I cannot tolerate fascism. There is something inherently dangerous about affording those rights, going out of our way to ensure those rights, as a society, to those who wish for nothing more than to destroy them.
Grandpa Killed Nazis: The current rise in fascism must be dealt with swiftly Read Post »
News
Speak Softly, Carry a Big Check: Trump challenges Theodore Roosevelt’s legacy with Executive Order
Earthen homes built into cliffsides over 3,500 years ago, sacred to the Pueblo, are at risk of losing protection as
News
Toxic Water Gardens: Talking Water Gardens raises concerns with lack of public data
Parents, children and dogs happily made their way over pools of toxic wastewater while navigating narrow foot bridges — a
Toxic Water Gardens: Talking Water Gardens raises concerns with lack of public data Read Post »
News
Ekphrasis: Local artists and poets collaborate, inspired by the works of Leonardo da Vinci
Thirty people packed the South Santiam Hall Gallery for Ekphrasis, an art exhibit based on collaborations between local artists and
News
EPA Cuts Hit Close to Home: Linn and Benton Counties depend on EPA to monitor toxic sites
A 7000-volt electrified fence, marked with bright yellow warning signs, formed the barrier between the ATI Wah Chang and the
News
Trump Proposes EPA Cuts: Executive order eliminates environmental protections in the name industry
The wood-paneled Map Room at the EPA office was packed with media and government officials on Tuesday, March 28. Secretary
News
The Flynntrigue Builds: Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn is seeking immunity from the FBI and House and Senate Intelligence Committees
“General Flynn certainly has a story to tell, and he very much wants to tell it, should the circumstances permit,”