Oregonians Encouraged To “Celebrate Berries”

Oregon BerriesSALEM, OR — First, it was strawberries, then blueberries.  Now blackberries and raspberries are ripening and by fall, cranberries will be harvested on the southern Oregon Coast.   Oregon Department of Agriculture Marketing Director Gary Roth said most states can’t match the quantity, quality, and variety of berries.

“Oregon is well known locally and internationally for many of its products, not the least of which is berries. We grow so many different varieties here. We are a leader in the production of many. We have developed varieties that are now consumed around the world.”

Roth added Oregon berries have also cashed in on health claims backed up through research.   With the knowledge that berries are good for you and taste sensational, Oregon berries are in demand.

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Veterans Appreciation Day

Join us for a heartfelt day dedicated to honoring and celebrating our veterans at Veterans Appreciation Day! This special event is designed to show gratitude to those who have served while raising funds to support local veterans

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Record Number of Steelhead Migrating

Record numbers of adult steelhead returned to the Pelton Round Butte hydropower project on the Deschutes River during the 2024-2025 run, which ends this month. With more than 950 fish passed upstream of Round Butte Dam, the

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More Than 30 Dogs Rescued South of La Pine

In a major coordinated effort with the Klamath County Sheriff’s Department and Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office Animal Control, the Humane Society of Central Oregon (HSCO) is currently addressing the surrender of over 30 dogs from a property