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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – The U.S. Department of Homeland Security recently designated the wood products industry an “essential critical infrastructure workforce” as part of the nation’s response to the Coronavirus (COVID‐19) pandemic.
Read MoreKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - The Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation has awarded REACH Inc. $5,000 for its Community Life Enhancement Program. Ron Moe REACH Inc. Executive Director and Paul Mee REACH Inc. Director of Community Outreach accepted the $5,000 at an awards ceremony held at the Seven Feathers Resort and Convention Center on Tuesday, January 14th.
Read MoreRon Moe is our guest on the Season 5, Episode 3 of Ask Klamath. In this episode we chat with Ron about what REACH is, what they do, why they do it, recycling and we take your questions live.
Read More“The word recycle has grown to mean many different things today,” said Ron Moe Executive Director at REACH Inc. “It’s grown here at REACH, we dedicate ourselves to the reusability and recycling of the Klamath Basins reusable items.”
Read MoreKlamath Falls, Ore. - REACH is only weeks away from opening its Recycle Sort Line, located inside their Maywood Drive Facility. The Sort Line will allow REACH to capture around 65 percent of the Basin’s recyclable items and package them into more marketable formats. This new service will insure that as much of the basins local items are getting recycled as is economically possible.
Read More275 People filled the lobby of the Ross Ragland Theater waiting for the 98th Annual Klamath County Chamber of Commerce Awards Gala to start. Nominees were mingling with others guests but anxiously waiting to see if they were going to win their category.
Read MoreKlamath Falls, Or - Today, REACH Inc. continues its process of fixing and replacing all of the doors, windows, and locks after being a victim of a break in that included theft and vandalism over the 2018 Christmas holiday weekend. With an estimated cash loss of $8,000 in cash and property damage and $12,000 total in theft, including items such as power tools, laptop computers, chain saw, cameras, vehicles, and much more. With the arrest of the culprits, REACH has managed to recover a few of the items from the theft. As the authorities, continue to look for missing items.
Read MoreOn Christmas Eve (12/24/18) REACH Corporation on Maywood Drive in Klamath Falls, OR reported to have been burglarized. The Klamath County Sheriff’s Office investigated the report and determined a forced entry had occurred, many valuable electronic items, tools, keys, and two vehicles were taken during the burglary.
Read MoreToday, community leaders cut the ribbon on a $7 million expansion of REACH, Inc.’s facility in Klamath Falls that serves people with developmental and other serious disabilities in Southern Oregon. The project allowed REACH to formally acquire the Maywood Mill Site, where it has operated for years, and a former bank building nearby, and renovate those facilities to eventually offer enhanced services to its program participants.
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