KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Oktoberfest dates back to the year 1810 in Munich, Germany. Usually lasting around 16 days, the one-day version we see here in Klamath Falls is a mere glimpse into the over-the-top celebration held overseas.
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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Klamath Freedom Foundation is proud to announce that the Fourth of July fireworks display and community festival will return to Veterans Park this year. These events are a great way to honor local veterans and their families for their service to our country.
Read MoreChamber announces nominations for Centennial Gala
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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - For over 100 years, the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce has been proudly serving our community by addressing issues critical to the economic vitality of Klamath County. It will celebrate this history on Saturday, January 29th, 2022 at its 100th Annual Awards Gala and Centennial Celebration.
Read MoreFirst-generation students at Oregon Tech celebrate pursuit of higher education with campus community
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Klamath Falls, Ore. – Trying to navigate without a map can be what it feels like for a first-generation student who decides to pursue higher education. In support of those students who are the first in their families to attend college, Oregon Institute of Technology, “Oregon Tech,” participated in a nationwide event, First-Generation College Celebration, on Nov. 8.
Read More‘It was their land first’
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Chiloquin High School senior Hannah Schroeder believes education on the true history of tribal nations is key to an ongoing healing process.
“Since time immemorial, our tribal nations have occupied and cared for this land that we call the state of Oregon, and it’s important now more than ever for indigenous people in the state and across Indian country to be recognized for the contribution to society,” she said during a speech Monday at a dedication ceremony to permanently display the flags of the nine federally recognized tribes of Oregon in the Learning Resource Center at Oregon Tech.
Read MoreHundreds Gather Downtown to Celebrate Mexican-American Culture
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Saturday in Klamath Falls hundreds came out to celebrate Cinco de Mayo together. The fiesta starting with a parade down Main Street at 11:00 AM and ending at Veterans Park soon after. The city park set on the shores of Lake Ewauna, was full of joy, music, laughter, dancing and the smells of delicious Mexican street food.
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