A Faithful Revolution Grace is a tough subject because we expect it or even demand it. But we’re not very gracious when we think other people are getting it instead of us. Speeding tickets are a great example. An overwhelming majority of us are upset when someone else manages to[Read More…]

Today is Wednesday, Oct. 29, the 302nd day of 2025. There are 63 days left in the year.Today in history:On Oct. 29, 1929, ‘Black Tuesday’ descended on the New York Stock Exchange. Stock prices collapsed amid panicked selling, $14 billion in value was lost, and thousands of investors were wiped[Read More…]

The former governor was a key architect of Democrats’ dominance of Oregon. He says the current system isn’t working. Nigel JaquissOregon Journalism Project Two newly filed ballot initiatives would open Oregon’s primary elections, which currently exclude voters not registered with the parties holding the nominating contests.Election reformers have been trying[Read More…]

Winter Suet feeding: Winter for some people can be a harsh time of the year. Not all of us love the cold and the snow that comes with the winter season. Here in the Illinois Valley we can have some very cold days and nights. We have the advantage of[Read More…]

Carmen Cooper, CEO, United Healthcare of Oregon As Oregonians evaluate their health plan options during open enrollment season, a recent survey found that 43% of Americans regret a health decision they’ve made because of misleading information — and 1 in 5 admit that content creators without medical credentials have influenced[Read More…]

Khushboo RathoreOregon Journalism Project No other state in the country has a higher prevalence of mental illness. At the same time, access to care in Oregon is improving. As one of her key campaign promises, Gov. Tina Kotek committed herself to battling the state’s persistent mental health challenges. A recent[Read More…]