Southern Oregon & The Willamette Valley Local News

Oregon Gas Company Fighting State Climate Regulations Using Ratepayer Money

Buffy Pollock Jul 12, 2023

Another day, another fight between fossil fuel companies and climate programs. It’s a dance that is seemingly never ending. It’s understandable that many fossil fuel companies are fighting for survival in an encroaching future where…

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Oregon Could Be Home to North America’s Oldest Human-Occupied Site, Dating Back Over 18,000 Years

Keegan Hamilton Jul 8, 2023

Prepare yourselves, boys and girls, because some archaeology news just dropped! That’s right, as the time continues to march onwards and our societies continue to develop, we continue to uncover more things about the past. Over in…

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Treatment for Hepatitis C is Widely Available in the United States. So Why Has Only a Third of Cases…

Daily Tidings Editorial Board Jul 7, 2023

Hepatitis C is a viral agent that affects somewhere between 2.5 million to 4.7 million people within the United States, according to the Department of Health and Human Services. That’s no small number, needless to say. According to the…

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3-Star Running Back Da’Jaun Riggs and 4-Star Offensive Tackle JacQawn McRoy Commit to Oregon Ducks

Evan D. Brooks Jul 5, 2023

Another month and another couple of solid players added to the already impressive roster of the Oregon Ducks. First we have Da’Jaun Riggs, a 3-star running back fresh out of St. John’s in Washington D.C. He committed to the ducks this…

International

The Wagner Group: Who Are They, Why Did They March on Moscow, and What Does This Say About Russia?

Daily Tidings Editorial Board Jun 29, 2023

If you’ve been paying attention to mainstream media nowadays, you may have heard about the Wagner group and their 24 hour march on Russia. It’s one of those moments in history that truly allow you to get a glimpse into the world of a…

Oregon Legislature End with Key Bills Passed, But There’s Still Work to Do

Keegan Hamilton Jun 29, 2023

To call the 2023 Oregon legislative session “chaotic” would be the understatement of the year. Many bills were fought for and passed thanks to a combined effort of lawmakers and the people advocating for said bills. Many tears were shed…

Multnomah County, Oregon, Sues Oil Giants for $50 Billion Over Climate Change

Buffy Pollock Jun 24, 2023

According to Nasa, a staggering 97% of actively publishing climate scientists from around the world agree that global warming and climate change not only exist, but also are man-made. Because of this overwhelming consensus, we’ve already…

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Oregon’s Emerging “Magic Mushroom” Industry and Legalization Covered in New CNN Documentary

Steve Zimmerman Jun 21, 2023

Oregon has had itself as the center of attention and innmore news stories than we can count, and now is no different. On June 18th, an episode of “The Whole Story With Anderson Cooper” aired an episode titled “Magic Mushrooms: Can They…

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Oregon Health Authority Has Mishandled Hundreds of Thousands of Federal Money Dedicated Towards…

Daily Tidings Editorial Board Jun 16, 2023

Mental health is a bit of a divisive subject in this country. Sometimes it’s highly advocated for, and other times it’s wholly ignored for the sake of putting tax dollars elsewhere. Well unfortunately, the latter had happened in the state…

Football

Oregon Ducks are One of the Top 10 Biggest National Recruitment Winners in May

Evan D. Brooks Jun 10, 2023

The month of May was absolutely killer for the Ducks this year, and it deserves some recognition. They’ve placed No. 6 overall in the national recruiting ranks, which is nothing to turn your nose at. This allstar record is only going to…

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