The City Club of Corvallis will host four meetings on issues facing the voters in the fall 2016 elections. September 22, 7 pm at the Old World Deli, discussion with Benton County Commission candidates October 11, 12 noon at the … Continued
When: 12 noon, Monday, June 6. Where: Boys & Girls Club of Corvallis, 1112 NW Circle. As Corvallis Public Schools Superintendent Erin Prince prepares to depart the district, the City Club of Corvallis will host a conversation about the education … Continued
When: 7 p.m., Tuesday, May 24 Where: Corvallis-Benton County Public Library The City of Corvallis is taking a step back from the immediate issues of the day to reflect on its future. What kind of community do citizens want to … Continued
When: Monday, May 2, 7 pm Where: Old World Deli, 341 SW 2nd St. in Corvallis Roads, health and public safety are the three big drivers of the $215 million two-year Benton County budget. However, in the past year, county … Continued
In a short and sometimes heated annual session, the State Legislature set in motion policies that will affect Oregon’s economy, environment and livability for years. At times, our own representatives in Salem found themselves voting in dissent. At the City … Continued
On March 14, the Corvallis City Club examines research, technology and innovation at the nexus of commercial reality and human frailty — and just what it takes to be successful, disabled or not. Throwing yourself into a devastatingly challenging … Continued
February 25 at the Corvallis-Benton County Public Library in Corvallis, 645 NW Monroe St. Free and open to the public. Two separate panel discussions will begin at 5:30 pm and 6:45 pm. The debate about how to address homelessness in … Continued
How will anticipated minimum wage hikes and other new laws actually impact workers, businesses and the community? And, what will the changing landscape of commercial properties in Corvallis mean for … Continued
Scientists project that the Willamette Valley will likely have an adequate water supply through the end of this century, but higher temperatures, population growth and the need to maintain fish and wildlife habitat will affect how we manage water and … Continued
Drought in the West and recent floods in the South remind us of the power of this vital resource. Climate change, population growth, agriculture and urban development are straining supplies and water management systems in the United States and around … Continued
