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Klamath Falls machinist Matt Johnson not only keeps vehicles running, but collaborates with Ford on unique rebuild (opens the original)
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Vehicles are meant to be driven is the mantra of Matt Johnson. âFor most people, a trip to an automotive shop is about getting to work Monday morning, taking the kids to school or knowing the truck in the driveway will start when it is needed,â he said. That everyday reliability is at the center of Johnsonâs business, Docâs Auto Clinic: a full-service automotive repair shop serving Klamath Falls and the surrounding area from the former Big R building on South Sixth Street. âA vehicle s
Klamath Basin youth take on Hogback Challenge, raising awareness about dangers of smoking (opens the original)
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A group of determined youngsters set out over the weekend to conquer one of Klamath Fallsâ most recognizable landmarks, the roughly 6,200-foot Hogback Mountain. Coined the Hogback Challenge, Lutheran Community Servicesâ Klamath Project Youth Empowerment (KYPE) has organized the climb since 2021 as a part of the nonprofitâs push to get youth outdoors while raising awareness about the harm of smoking. âWe wanted a creative way for kids to get active and learn about the harm smoking does,â
Tastin’ in the Basin returns for second year (opens the original)
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Downtown Klamath Falls is gearing up for the second annual Tastinâ in the Basin, a community block party and wine pairing event set for Friday, Sept. 18, 2026. Hosted by The Tasting Room, the event will take place on 4th Street between Klamath Avenue and Main Street from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m., with the street closed to vehicle traffic throughout the festivities. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local
REACH Inc. receives $50K award through Kubota's Hometown Proud Grant Program (opens the original)
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REACH Inc. is among a small group of nonprofits selected nationwide to receive support through Kubota Tractor Corp.âs Hometown Proud Grant Program, taking home $50,000. Tracing its roots to 1968, when founder Zelda Langdale established the Klamath Work Activity Center, REACH has grown into an organization serving more than 120 adults each year through employment opportunities, skill-building programs and community-based enterprises. The organization became a 501©(3) nonprofit in 1987 and has
Klamath Falls joins communities across U.S. in 9/11 remembrance 25 years on (opens the original)
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Members of the Klamath Falls community gathered Friday, the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, to remember the lives lost and honor the first responders who rushed toward danger as the nation watched the horror unfold. Bringing together local residents, veterans, first responders and community leaders for a morning of reflection, the ceremony honored not only the nearly 3,000 lives lost, but also the heroism, courage and sense of unity that emerged in the aftermath of the attack
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