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Klamath County has established a Tourism Grant Program to assist local event planners and tourism-focused businesses in promoting tourism in Klamath County. Tourism grants are for regional promotion of events and activities that increase tourism within Klamath County.
Read MoreKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – Photographs taken by Maud Baldwin will be the focus of a display Saturday, Aug. 18, in the ground floor lobby of the Baldwin Hotel Museum, 31 Main St. in Klamath Falls.
Read MoreLost River Robotics camp combines science, technology, engineering, math and art
Jack Hawkins couldn’t contain his excitement. “Look! Look at mine!” the 7-year-old exclaimed as colored bubbles floated up from the bottom to the top of his homemade lava lamp.
Read MoreDeschutes County, Oregon – Cannabis growers and extractors are invited to an unprecedented opportunity to learn from government and business leaders about safety and health in the cannabis industry as part of a two-day event in Bend next month.
Read MoreIn what will hopefully launch an annual event, Oregon Institute of Technology, “Oregon Tech,” hosted Girls got STEM, a weeklong camp at the Klamath Falls campus for young ladies ages 15-18. The group consists of more than 40 campers, counselors and mentors.
Read MoreA new track at Henley High School is nearly complete. Red rubber coating went down late last week, and contractors say it should be ready for striping this week.
Read MoreAn auto tour to Emigrant Pass and other historic sites in northern Klamath County will be offered by the Klamath County Museum Saturday, Aug. 11.
Read MoreHolden Hubble and Emilio Hernandez thought they had the perfect set up for their Mars lander – plastic spoons to act as propellers and inflated balloons to soften the landing and thereby protect the enclosed raw egg.
Read MoreThe next-generation power system incorporates advanced communication and control systems with the core generation, transmission, and distributing mechanisms for enhanced reliability and flexibility.
Read MoreHenley High School’s graduation rate is among the best in the state, and the Hornets are No. 1 in The Oregonian newspaper’s ranking of 2017 graduation rates among 140 mid- to large-sized high schools. (Mid- to large-sized schools were defined as having at least 90 students in the potential graduating class.)
Read MoreThe new superintendent of the Klamath County School District has a track record of improving standardized test scores, integrating technology into classrooms, and working with state and local leaders to maintain and secure funding.
Read MoreKlamath Falls, OR - A senior in the Oregon Institute of Technology "Oregon Tech" Civil Engineering degree program, Kurtis Pipkin of Banks, Oregon, was awarded the Eugene C. Figg, Jr. Civil Engineering Scholarship in the amount of $2,750 from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). He was one of only two students from Oregon to receive an award from the organization.
Read MoreRegistration is still open for Gone Fishing, a free all-day, learn-to-fish event for anyone in the Klamath Basin with a disability.
The event will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 4 at the Moore Park Pavilion. So far, 40 people have registered. The event is organized by Klamath County Transition Program in partnership with Pond Hopper Nation.
Read MoreRandy Rose, new principal at Shasta Elementary School, has spent the last month painting – and he’s not done yet.
Since mid-June, he has been repainting the school’s main offices and last week, with help from Vice Principal Ruben Paschal, was finishing up the cafeteria.
Read MoreKLAMATH FALLS – Klamath Community College is pleased to announce the college’s new dean of instruction, Dr. Michael Flores.
Read MoreA model railroad show at the Klamath County Museum ends Saturday, July 21.
The model train display is presented by the Klamath Rails model railroad club. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Saturday.
Read MoreWork is nearing completion on the new classroom building at Peterson Elementary School. On Friday, Klamath County School District electricians spent the day installing lights in the new structure, which features six 980-square-foot classrooms and two restrooms.
Read MoreThe Klamath Tribes Youth Council helped make history this year at the 42nd Annual 2018 United National Indian Tribal Youth (UNITY) Conference [July 5-9, 2018] by joining a record breaking 2,300+ youth attendees from across Indian Country.
Read MoreThe Klamath County Museum offers several opportunities to explore and learn this weekend: Wildflower walk, New exhibits in the Modoc Gallery, Astronomy event for star and planet gazing, and a Main Street history tour.
Read MoreFor the fourth year in a row, the Klamath County School District has received a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association of the U.S. and Canada for its Comprehensive Annual Financial Report.
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