"The Historic Columbia River Highway was the first scenic highway in the United States, and the first highway to have roadway standards which helps to provide a consistent feel and quality to the trip on segments of the highway that are open for vehicles."
The disappearance of Kyron Horman began one of the largest missing person searches in Oregon's history, igniting a nationwide media frenzy and bringing together various law enforcement agencies.
Oregon's economy relies heavily on seamless movement and access, with approximately $343 billion worth of goods transported through the state in 2021, mostly by heavy trucks.
April is a vibrant month for dance in Oregon, featuring National Dance Week, with performances, workshops, and activities showcasing diverse expressions of dance involving both local and internationally renowned artists.
Joseph Arnold and Cliff Asmussen argue that Measure 114, which imposes new regulations on gun ownership, infringes upon their constitutional rights under Oregon law. They are supported in their petition by prominent gun-rights organizations, indicating significant opposition to the measure's implementation.
Andrew Lewinter brings a unique approach to contemporary music by incorporating elements from classical composers like Brahms and Bach, contrasting today's avant-garde norms.
The proposed elimination of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), would severely impact Oregon's libraries, as they rely extensively on federal funding.
Oregon's 197 school districts are set to receive a record $77 million in additional funding this year, thanks to revenues from state lands, reflecting a consistent growth in educational support.