The lowdown on campaign dough. Bird flu. NuScale goes public. OSU’s presidential search. More layoffs at Lee. Confirmation bias. Long-term grief. And the Spice Girls! It’s all in the new edition of Your Weekend Reader.
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Poem in Your Pocket Day: All you need is a poem. And a pocket.
Not ready for Poem in Your Pocket Day? Relax. All you need is a favorite poem. The pocket is optional. Here’s all you need for the annual celebration of poetry.
For pianist Sergei Babayan, the journey starts with Rachmaninoff
Armenian-American pianist plans a Sunday concert in Corvallis, part of the Corvallis-OSU Piano International Steinway Piano Series.
“Always … Patsy Cline” opens at the Marys River Grange Hall
Jeannette Miller Mickenham plays the music legend in the jukebox musical – and hopes the show leads to other community theater offerings for Philomath.
Anthea Kreston’s musical tour of Ukraine
Majestic Chamber Music’s “The Great Gate of Kiev” concert, scheduled for Saturday, is about more than just the music.
The “Resurrection Playlist:” It’s alive!
I’ll say this about “Mike's Resurrection Playlist:” It turned out to be considerably more interesting than I thought when the idea was initially pitched to me. Leaders at my church, the First...
Your Weekend Reader for April 2-3
A feud between a legislator and an Oregon newspaper. Gas prices. A lighthouse for sale. Why everyone is acting weird. And the guitar solo is no longer trendy. It’s all here in the new Weekend Reader.
My Oscar wrapup: 21 correct predictions. Two wrong. One slap.
It was a good night for my Oscar predictions. But apparently something else happened during the show. Have you heard about that?
Pianist Aaron Diehl explores the influence of Black composers in jazz – and classical, too
Acclaimed New York musician performs the work of Black composers like William Grant Still and Duke Ellington Saturday night in Corvallis.