Oregon Gov. Kate Brown is set to release her blueprint for the next two years of state government spending. While the needs created by the pandemic are at the f...
While other countries are beginning to remove the restrictions put in place to reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus, the pandemic is still active in the U...
A coronavirus outbreak has been reported at an Oregon mink farm, spreading among animals and workers, according to the Oregon Department of Agriculture. Environ...
There’s a lot to be said about making rent through a pandemic, and Oregon’s moratorium on evictions was meant to alleviate hardship for people just getting by. ...
On December 1, 2020, people and organizations around the world will observe World AIDS Day, to help bring awareness to the HIV epidemic. According to Hiv.gov, ...
In early November, The Advocate reported on new downtown juice bar Hang N’ Healthy, a business which raised concerns about the health and safety of their produc...
Remember the good old days when people would pick up a book and read? Well, those days may not be in the past, even among the generation that grew up alongside ...
Even in the times of COVID-19 and an election year gone wild, members of our local community have stepped up to give back to the community all year long. During...
It has been my pleasure over the last few months to review locally written books for you in The Advocate. But those aren’t the only books I’ve read this year; i...
The Advocate wants to remind everyone that one of the best ways to keep our community healthy is to shop locally. Here are a few options.
Browsers Books...
The holidays are coming — and even though everything is a bit different this year, many local stores are finding new ways to do business. Something which isn’t ...
As the year winds down and the days get darker, now is the perfect time to pick up a good book. Reading is great for your brain, and helps with relaxation and s...
If you’re fighting a battle and the cavalry is on the way, you don’t stop shooting; you keep going until the cavalry gets here, and then you might even want to...
Undated Sidewalk Stamp From Atlas Obscura R Stemple
Did you know that contractors in Corvallis have been stamping their names into sidewalks since the early...
In case you’ve ever wondered, yes, there is such a day as You’re Welcomegiving Day.
It takes place annually on the day after Thanksgiving, but it’s substa...
Back in October, Cory Frye, a music journalist formerly associated with the Democrat-Herald and Gazette-Times, launched his website Mid Valley Noise where he c...
The City of Corvallis announced Tuesday that they will sponsor a workshop hosted by Soul Force Education on December 1 from 5:30-7:00 p.m. Topics will include t...
The fourth Thursday in November is not only Thanksgiving Day, but also the National Day of Mourning.
The National Day of Mourning was first observed in 197...
