Corvallis Gazette-Times

The Corvallis Gazette-Times is a daily newspaper based in Corvallis, which is located in Benton County, Oregon, USA. It is owned by Lee Enterprises from Davenport, Iowa, and has a sister paper called the Albany Democrat-Herald, which serves Albany, Oregon, nearby. As of 2014, the daily circulation for the Corvallis Gazette-Times is 8,607 copies, while its Sunday edition reaches 8,905 copies.

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1 day ago | gazettetimes.com | Brynn Anderson

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Wilson Weber's heroics highlight big weekend for Oregon State in Iowa

2 days ago | gazettetimes.com | Dylan Jacobs

Oregon State baseball traveled to the Midwest and came back without a loss, setting the stage for an important final week of the regular season. The Beavers took the first two games of their series against Iowa, winning 9-6 Friday and 5-1 Saturday. Sunday’s game ended in a rare tie, 6-6, as the game was called due to a travel curfew, with the Beavers having to travel back to Oregon. It’s Oregon State’s first tie since May 6, 2018, when Oregon State had a 7-7 tie with Washington State.
Eagles-Chiefs rematch, next Allen-Mahomes matchup highlight NFL slate

3 days ago | gazettetimes.com | Rob Maaddi

Get ready to make those viewing plans. The NFL schedule is coming out. The league's broadcast partners will begin to announce select games Monday and the full slate of games will be revealed Wednesday night. The thirst for football is so great the schedule release is a three-hour, prime-time broadcast on the NFL Network. Teams have known their 2025 opponents since last season ended but everyone is waiting on dates and times.
Non-scholarship athletes argue proposal to fix roster-limit rule in lawsuit does not go far enough

3 days ago | gazettetimes.com | Eddie Pells

A court filing in the multibillion-dollar college sports lawsuit argues the proposed remedy for the roster-limit rule holding up the case does not go far enough in protecting walk-on and other athletes who lost their spots when schools started cutting players in anticipation of the settlement being approved.
High school track seniors hope to leave their mark as they approach district and state

5 days ago | gazettetimes.com | Dylan Jacobs

With only three weeks until the OSAA state track and field championships in Eugene, the high school careers of many talented seniors are wrapping up. That makes this stretch the last chance for them to leave their mark or build on already existing legacies. A handful of seniors are primed to be in contention for podium spots and even first-place finishes come time to head to Hayward Field, with state beginning May 30 for 5A.
Decades-old death in Oregon potentially linked to notorious California serial killer

5 days ago | gazettetimes.com | Lisa Baumann

A man who was found dead along Interstate 5 in Oregon has been identified after nearly 45 years and police say a notorious California serial killer is the sole person of interest in the case. The 30-year-old was identified Friday as Larry Eugene Parks. Oregon State Police spokesperson Kyle Kennedy said Randy Kraft, who has been dubbed the “Scorecard Killer,” is the only person under investigation for the 1980 killing.
After missing two years to injury, Esler takes aim at NCAA championships

6 days ago | gazettetimes.com | Les Gehrett

Patience. A lot of patience. That is what Isabelle Esler has learned during her time at Oregon State. The redshirt junior javelin thrower missed all of the last two seasons due to injury. Now, after months of rehabilitation, her moment has finally arrived. Esler will take part in her final home meet as a member of the Beavers on Saturday. This is her last regular season competition before heading to the NCAA West Regionals later this month in College Station, Texas.
Oregon State hopes pitching change can bring the best out of Nelson Keljo and Eric Segura

1 week ago | gazettetimes.com | Dylan Jacobs

Oregon State baseball got back to its winning ways this past weekend in Hawaii, taking three out of four games against the Rainbow Warriors. But coming off four straight losses to Oregon the week prior, the Beavers made some changes. Aiva Arquette moved into the leadoff spot previously held by Easton Talt. Freshman Adam Haight got two starts at DH, the first action at the plate this year for the two-way player. And maybe most notable was the change to the pitching rotation to begin the series.
Parlors of abuse: Our nation’s sex trafficking gauntlet

1 week ago | gazettetimes.com | David Heath

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Column: The lessons pirates have for us about the Trump administration

1 week ago | gazettetimes.com | Penny Rosenberg

When it comes to doing a cost-benefit analysis, some pirates may help. Yes, I mean rum-drinking, swashbuckling, Pirates of the Caribbean stereotypical scoundrels of the seas. The operators of a local pirate-themed festival got in trouble with Linn County recently when they scheduled a second festival too soon after the first. They learned about the rule after already selling tickets, assessed the fine, and did the math. They went ahead and paid thar dues (sorry, couldn’t help myself).