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40 stories, No. 2: Cranberries
Oregon produces 40 million pounds of cranberries a year, and more than 90 percent of Oregon’s crop comes from Coos and Curry counties.
Oregon’s diverse crops bring in millions of dollars, stabilize agricultural economy
COOS BAY — Oregon’s diversity lies in the crops it produces.
Register early for Cranberry Run
Runners and walkers can begin signing up now for the Cranberry Run, which will be part of the annual Cranberry Festival weekend in Bandon.
In and Around Bandon, July 31, 2014
Cranberry Festival is just around the corner
In and around Bandon, July 24, 2014
Left Coast Jazz at Sprague Theater
Letters to the editor, July 24, 2014
Congrats on scholarships
Coos, Curry FEAST Summit is Monday
BANDON — Join the Wild Rivers Coast Alliance, Oregon Food Bank, Curry Watersheds Partnership, and South Coast Development Council at the Coos and Curry Food, Education, Agriculture Solutions T…
Art museum says thanks for support
The 21st annual Maritime Art Exhibition and Fundraiser was a tremendous success, thanks to the following businesses who generously donated goods and services:
Luscious Oregon berries abound at festival in Portland's Pearl District - The Oregonian
The Oregonian
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Go! Calendar of Events, July 19
Saturday, July 19
In and Around Bandon
Final weekend for ‘Cinderella Reprise’
Letters to the editor, July 17, 2014
School Board must take action
Year of the Horse on boardwalk
BANDON — This year’s Boardwalk Art Show is “Bandon Celebrates the Year of the Horse, 2014,” and features art from local children and adults all along the boardwalk and even on the High Dock ar…
In and around Bandon, July 9, 2014
Art show opens at Southern Coos
Cheers & Jeers, July 5, 2014
Cheer: Still summer left
Letters to the editor, July 3, 2014
Be careful at South Jetty
Bandon Currents: Local family needs help
A Coquille child severely burned in a trailer fire will need to spend at least two months recovering in a burn unit at Emanuel Hospital in Portland.