VETERANS ON THE GO Celebrates second anniversary; providing 1,400 free rides monthly

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VETERANS ON THE GO Celebrates second anniversary; providing 1,400 free rides monthly

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Klamath Falls is home to thousands of U.S. military Veterans and our community is proud of its military heritage and the local military presence that protects our nation’s freedom. Celebrating our Klamath Falls Veterans on Veterans Day demonstrates the pride the community and the many local organizations have for our Veterans, including Basin Transit Service Transportation District (BTS).

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BTS and Public Health partner to provide free transportation for vaccinations

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BTS and Public Health partner to provide free transportation for vaccinations

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – As the state drives to reach 70% vaccination rate for COVID-19, Basin Transit Service (BTS) and Klamath County Public Health (KCPH) are working together to provide free transportation to local clinics for vaccinations.

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Veterans honored, BTS announces free rides

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Veterans honored, BTS announces free rides

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Veterans were honored today in a ceremony at Veterans Park organized by Basin Transit Service and the Klamath County Commissioners. It was not a traditional Veterans Day ceremony, but one with roots in tradition.

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City schools to recognize A+ staff and programs

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City schools to recognize A+ staff and programs

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — People who have gone “above and beyond” for Klamath’s city schools will be celebrated at the district’s fifth annual awards event Feb. 12. Nominated by their peers, 16 individuals and eight units will be honored as Everyday Heroes or Key Innovators.

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Oregon Employment Forecast: Solid fundamentals, more uncertainty

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Oregon Employment Forecast: Solid fundamentals, more uncertainty

The U.S. economic expansion turned 10 years old this summer, making it the longest expansion in recorded history. Locally, Oregon continues to add jobs and our unemployment rate remains at or near record lows. In addition, incomes are rising and initial claims for unemployment insurance (a measure of layoffs) are down. All told, the state’s economy continues to hit the sweet spot.

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