This article was published on Tuesday (January 23rd, 2018) on the Site Selection Group Blog By: King White As one of the longest running bull markets continues to rally, it is critical to understand  what trends will impact corporate site selection decisions and economic development strategies going into the new year. No one has a crystal ball […]

This article was in Tuesday’s (January 24th, 2018) Herald and News Written By: Stephen Floyd, H&N Staff Reporter  Klamath County commissioners have approved a $195,350 contract to demolish the former Medo-Bel dairy building downtown at 1500 Esplanade Avenue, with the structure likely coming down next month. On Tuesday, commissioners approved a bid from Springfield-based Staton […]

From Lacey Jarrell, Klamath Community College (KCC) Public Relations  For many high school students, participating in college-level dual credit courses is the start of something big. Dual credit courses are taught at high schools, by approved high school teachers, and allow high school students to earn college credit at their high school campus. The courses […]

This article was in Friday’s (January 26th, 2018) Herald and News Written By: Holly Dillemuth, H&N Staff Reporter Cornett Hall on Oregon Tech’s Klamath Falls campus is undergoing the first extensive remodel from the inside out since it was built in 1964, priced at $11.7 million, according to Thom Darrah, director of facilities management services […]

From H&N Staff Reports and Klamath County School District Which rate to use? Keeping in line with the Klamath Promise goal of 100 percent graduation, the local schools highlight two rates in its press release: Four-Year Graduation Rate:percentage of students who earned high school diploma in four years. Five-Year Completion Rate:Students who finish high school […]

This article was in Thursday’s (January 25th, 2018) Herald and News Written By: Stephen Floyd, H&N Staff Reporter The Brett Way extension project, aimed at creating safer access to Crater Lake Klamath Regional Airport and encouraging industrial development, is moving out of its initial phase and toward the acquisition of funding. Scott Beaird, of Kittelson […]

This article was in Tuesday’s (January 24th, 2018) Herald and News Written By: Stephen Floyd, H&N Staff Reporter  Klamath County commissioners have approved spending $8,140 to advertise the Veterans Service Office and encourage more residents to seek out the office for help. Approved Tuesday, the funding would go toward six months of local billboard advertising […]

SALEM — Rep. E. Werner Reschke (R-Klamath Falls) was appointed to serve on the House Revenue Committee and as vice-chair of the House Energy and Environment Committee during the 2018 legislative session, according to a news release. Reschke will be a new addition to the revenue committee, while he currently serves on the Energy and […]

From Oregon Tech (January 21, 2018) Oregon Tech health care management and health informatics students were recently given a “real” business challenge to solve. George Olson, the chief operations officer at Klamath Health Partnership (KHP), sought help designing a dashboard that would make accessing patient data more retrievable, usable and reliable. Associate professor Jeff Dickson […]

Owners Sereena Thompson and Nicole Morgan continue to find success with the launch of their all natural camo face paint, having their product being featured in places like the Cabela’s store in Tualatin, OR. Both entrepreneurs discuss how far they’ve come, and how organization’s like KCEDA helped pave the way. Klamath Falls, OR (December 1st, […]