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Jack Wolcott, co-owner of Grassroots Books and Music in Downtown Corvallis, owns one of the many businesses in Benton County who’s needed to apply for funding assistance during the pandemic. Read more
Going into the new year, Corvallis Mayor and Corvallis City Council have several projects in place to fully establish the bias response initiative, improve public participation, and support local businesses through the pandemic. Read more
While the Corvallis community has continuously adjusted daily operations to fit Gov. Kate Brown’s orders, the Corvallis Police Department has also needed to make changes in how it operates in the city during the pandemic. Read more
Correction: Drew Silverman was originally quoted as the clinical director of the Corvallis Clinic. This has been changed to the clinical director of Acme Counseling. Read more
Food banks and pantries in Corvallis continue to be available for those facing food insecurity, with modifications in place to distribute resources safely. Read more
Though many Corvallis traditions and events have been cancelled due to the pandemic, community leaders urge residents to explore and support efforts to create new, alternate forms of entertainment and celebration. Read more
In response to the high volume of crashes on the U.S. 20 Highway between North Albany and Corvallis, the Oregon Department of Transportation is designing a Safety Upgrades project, which will add various improvements to improve driver visibility and limit crashes. Read more
In a meeting hosted by local non-profit Soul Force Education, the City of Corvallis sponsored a facilitated conversation that explored topics revolving around preventing and responding to bias and hate incidents. Read more
