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Beyond the beads (opens the original)
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A walk past the Cloud 9 Crystals’ booth in Lady Luck Vintage reveals more than just handcrafted jewelry. Earrings, rings and necklaces sit alongside vintage-inspired lamps, each showcasing a different style, color and personality. No two products are the same according to Nicole Williams, the owner of Cloud 9 Crystals. “I want everybody to have a unique piece that nobody else in the world has,” Williams said. For the vintage-inspired lamps which Williams coined the “I Spy” collection, she visits
Meet the new director of kaku-ixt mana ina haws (opens the original)
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As one of Oregon State University’s seven cultural centers, kaku-ixt mana ina haws has long served as a place for Native American, Indigenous and Pacific Islander students to build community. First opened in 2013, the current long-house-inspired building continues the legacy of the Native American Longhouse, established in 1973 as OSU’s first cultural center to emerge from the shared center between the Native American Student Association, Chicano Student Union and Black Student Union. This summe
Corvallis’ businesses mind their own (opens the original)
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In the summer, sidewalks grow quieter and many businesses settle into a slower but familiar rhythm as many Beavers leave town. While summer can be considered the slowest season for businesses in college towns, several owners and managers say this year has brought more activity than expected thanks to community events, summer classes and a steady stream of locals exploring downtown. “Summertime in any college town can be challenging, especially in a small college town,” said Lee Eckroth, owner an
Frosty Fox rebrands as SOKO Tea (opens the original)
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When students return to Oregon State University this fall, the food scene on Monroe Avenue may look a little different. After operating as Frosty Fox for more than a decade, the longtime bubble tea franchise is rebranding as SOKO Tea, beginning a new independent chapter while keeping the staff and several customer-favorite drinks. The change comes after owner Kyeongmin Choi, a recent OSU graduate, took over the business in January 2025. With the franchise agreement coming to an end, Choi said th
Graand Kinetic Challenge rolls back into Corvallis (opens the original)
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This weekend, Corvallis plans to get a little more colorful as giant human-powered sculptures roll through for the Graand Kinetic Challenge. The two-day race begins at PRAx of Oregon State University before winding through campus and climbing a sand dune at the Benton County Fairgrounds. On Saturday the 18th, the Graand Kinetic Challenge will begin. On the following day, racers will take on a mud bog at Crystal Lake Sports Park before launching into the Willamette River and finishing at Riverfro
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