Booker’s 40 Points Power Texas to Sweet 16
Madison Booker exploded for a career-high 40 points, leading No. 1 Texas to a dominant 100-58 victory over Oregon and a coveted spot in the NCAA Women’s Tournament Sweet 16.
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Madison Booker exploded for a career-high 40 points, leading No. 1 Texas to a dominant 100-58 victory over Oregon and a coveted spot in the NCAA Women’s Tournament Sweet 16.
Oregon State Parks’ annual Spring Whale Watch Week (March 21-29, 2026) offers a chance to see gray whales, but low population numbers due to environmental factors are a growing concern.
The fungus responsible for the deadly white-nose syndrome in bats has been detected in Oregon for the first time, raising concerns for bat populations across North America.
Pelican Brewing Company is expanding its Oregon coast presence with plans to open its sixth location in the scenic town of Yachats. The brewery has acquired the former Whale’s Tail Diner, formerly LeRoy’s Blue Whale, with renovations underway for a planned opening in the second half of 2026. This move continues Pelican’s commitment to coastal communities and brings a popular craft beer destination to Yachats.
Jennie Hill, a dedicated resident of Wilsonville for 16 years, has been nominated for the First Citizen Award due to her extensive contributions to the Villebois neighborhood and the wider Wilsonville community. Her efforts in organizing local events, supporting community groups, and fostering a connected atmosphere have made a significant impact.
Adam Haight’s career-high four hits and Dax Whitney’s dominant pitching performance propelled Oregon State to a 5-1 victory over UC Irvine in their series opener.
Oregon’s coast becomes a prime viewing spot for the annual gray whale migration from March 21-29. Whale Watch Week offers guided opportunities to witness this natural spectacle.
Popular Hawaiian restaurant 808 Grinds is expanding its presence in Portland with a new location in Cedar Mill, set to open by June 2026.
Iran has indicated its readiness to allow Japanese vessels to transit the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for global oil supplies. This development comes amid ongoing conflict in the region and rising global oil concerns. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that the strait remains open, though restrictions are in place for countries involved in attacks against Iran. Tehran is willing to ensure safe passage for nations like Japan, provided coordination occurs.
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