AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOregon on the Ballot: Gov. Tina Kotek and challenger Christine Drazan clashed over affordability, schools, homelessness and data centers in their second debate, with taxes and living costs drawing the sharpest disagreement. Eugene voters will also decide whether to create a clean-energy fund; supporters promise climate-project funding, while critics warn the measure could raise prices. Arts & Events: Astoria’s free Second Saturday Artwalk on Oct. 10 features a spooky group show and works made from salvaged materials. On the coast, Astoria hosts the climate comedy Hurricane Diane, while Cannon Beach’s Coaster Theatre stages Romantic Comedy. In Eugene, touring musical & Juliet brings a 19-year-old star to town. Warm Springs Community: Thursday’s calendar includes free dental care in Madras, a mobile medical clinic in Simnasho, a homecoming parade and a free Halloween movie night. Education: Willamette High teacher Nate Jackson was named Oregon’s Teacher of the Year.
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