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
Bowman Museum Presents “A Kitchen Table Conversation: Women in the Cattle Industry”
The Bowman Museum and Crook County Historical Society invite the community to a special public program, A Kitchen Table Conversation: Women in the Cattle Industry, a roundtable discussion celebrating the voices, experiences, and legacy of women in
COCC’s Season for Nonviolence Brings NY Times Bestseller
With film, dance and discussion, including talks from a 2SLGBTQIA+ icon and a NY Times bestselling author, Central Oregon Community College’s 18th annual Season for Nonviolence — held mid-January through early April — gets underway on Jan. 20. Visit cocc.edu/snv to learn more
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and the Anti-Trafficking Project (at:project) a Program of J Bar J, Central Oregon’s local responder for human trafficking, is inviting the community to learn, engage, and support survivors through two local fundraising
