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Oregonians spent millions on OnlyFans in 2025. Find your county's rank Original

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By Ginnie Sandoval Verified
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Oregon residents spent $36 million on OnlyFans in 2025, according to a new report. The study, conducted by OnlyGuider, tracked how much counties across the United States spent on OnlyFans based on search traffic, financial data and other metrics. "The total expenditure on OnlyFans within the United States has reached an estimated $2.63 Billion annually," the company said.
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Fred Meyer points now offer Oregon shoppers discounts on groceries Original

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By Ginnie Sandoval Verified
| Statesman Journal Verified
June 27, 2026, 6:01 a.m. PT Fred Myer is changing up its rewards system, allowing Oregon shoppers to choose whether they want to use their earned points for gas or groceries. Customers with memberships at the Kroger-owned stores have traditionally been restricted to using rewards points for discounts on gas at Fred Meyer stations. Now, members can also redeem their points for grocery discounts in $1 increments, according to a release. The change applies to all Kroger stores.
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County fair on the Oregon Coast loses carnival over immigration issues Original

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By Ginnie Sandoval Verified
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June 26, 2026, 1:58 p.m. PT The Lincoln County Fair, held on the Oregon Coast in Newport, it will not have a carnival this year, officials announced June 26. That's because Brass Ring Amusements, the company that has for years operated the carnival is suffering ongoing staffing shortages and is operating at about 26% capacity, county officials said in a release.
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