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Cliff: WSU pregame/game thread Comments

Nov21

PULLMAN, Wash. – The early-morning trip went well with no issues. The guy behind the rental car counter in Spokane told me a winter storm warning is going on for the this evening and tomorrow.
The weather reports earlier said snow showers during the game. I guess that puts me on a tight deadline to get [...]

Trying a new view at West Comments

Nov21

I’ve enjoyed shooting Friday night high school football games for the past two years. I mostly used my Sony Handycam during the 2007 and ‘08 seasons. I’ve used one of our two Canon XH A1 cameras at 10 of 12 games so far this season. It has a better zoom, and the external mic [...]

Cliff: Saturday football reading Comments

Nov21

There’s not much time to catch up on Oregon State football reading today with the game at Washington State kicking off at 2 p.m.
Here’s a link to my main story the GT on what’s a stake today, opponent and the vibe of the team.
Once you click on the story you will be able to see [...]

Lundy: Mourning the death of NOR Comments

Nov21

Farewell, News of Record.

Steve Gress: A tribute to the Crescent Valley seniors Comments

Nov21

As the Crescent Valley High football team gathered one last time this season after a game, Scott Sanders had everyone but the seniors take a knee.
He then asked those kneeling to carry the seniors off the field.
The No. 7 Raiders had just suffered a tough 40-27 loss to No. 3 Sherwood in the OSAA 5A [...]

Classic Tuesday leads to You Tube Wednesday Comments

Nov20

We rarely go to movies on weeknights, but Tuesday we decided to go to Pix Theatre for its monthly “Classic Cinema Series.” Tuesday’s offering was “The Unsinkable Molly Brown,” a movie that I saw at age 11 when it came out in 1964. All I remembered about it was that it starred Debbie Reynolds.

Moody: Seven quick takes on the plague Comments

Nov20

That which does not kill you makes you stronger. I hope.

Cliff: OSU’s tight ends Comments

Nov20

Joe Halahuni and Brady Camp are key tight ends for the Beavers. PHOTO/AP
The emergence of Joe Halahuni for the Oregon State football only highlights the development of the tight ends. He’s getting most the catches and the attention, but a good group of players are in the TE/H-back roles.
Halahuni has 28 receptions for 418 [...]

Lundy: What swimming means to me Comments

Nov20

Laps? Are you kidding?

More symphony content available online Comments

Nov19

Check out our Web site to find additional material about Sunday’s performance by the Corvallis-OSU Symphony Orchestra.