One of the world’s oldest Valentine’s Day cards was recently rediscovered after sitting in an album for two decades. The letter, in which a man professes his feelings to his lover, was originally written in 1818.
JUST IN: Valentine’s Day Card from 1818 Discovered
CASA Pickleball Classic Returns for 2026
FEB 26 – MARCH 1 | 2026 AT PREMIER PICKLEBALL CLUB IN REMOND, OR REGISTER BEFORE JAN. 1 FOR EARLY BIRD PRICING This four day tournament, presented by Lithia Motors, invites the community to come together for
BLM Launches “One Dollar, One Tree” Holiday Savings Across Local Public Lands
Interior Department rolls out one dollar, one tree holiday savings on public lands: For the 2025–2026 winter holiday period, the cost is $1 per Christmas Tree or cord of firewood for all BLM office areas through Jan. 31, 2026. ‘Tis
Deschutes County Seeks Volunteers for Fair Board
Deschutes County is looking for residents to serve on the Deschutes County Fair Board. There are currently three volunteer positions open. The Fair Board oversees the year-round operations of the Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center, a
Taylor Swift’s Impact The Topic At OSU-Cascades Public Talk
The impact of Taylor Swift and her music will be the topic of a public talk at Oregon State University – Cascades on Jan. 26 by Keith Nainby, a visiting professor of communication studies and researcher. The
OSU-Cascades to Host MLK Day Peace Breakfast
Lakayana Yotoma Drury, vice chair of the Oregon Commission on Black Affairs, will deliver the keynote address at Oregon State University – Cascades’ annual Peace Breakfast on Jan. 19. The breakfast, a long-standing tradition within OSU, commemorates
