The West Albany High School cafeteria is usually the site of lunchtime gossip, but on Tuesday night, it saw teens in 1930s clothing sitting on…
"When you're staying in a place like Squirrel Lake," proclaims Phillip Olsen with an amused sigh, "you've got to expect a few nuts."
First published in 1910 — originally in serialized form over nine months in The American Magazine, then as a novel the following year — France…
Show me a person who's never heard "Dancing Queen," and I'll show you ... well, that's the question, isn't it? Who actually falls into this ca…
Name: Jessica Billey
Danita Hamel chose well for her directorial debut.
The “Ten Tiny Dances" format, celebrating its third year in Corvallis (it originated with Portland dancer Mike Barber), famously tackles the c…
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The Paul Dresher Ensemble's “Schick Machine” begins simply.
Be careful what you wish for.
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Artist Andreas Salzman will discuss his work at noon Friday, Jan. 10, at The Arts Center, 700 SW Madison Ave., Corvallis.
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