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Banana Ball Promotes Girl Power Original

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By Khenedi Wright Verified
| KVAL-TV (Eugene, OR) Verified
Sun, June 28, 2026 at 7:21 PM In Sunday's matchup between the Savannah Bananas and the Party Animals, fans got a little taste of something different. A little girl power with one girl pitching on the baseball mound and one at the plate, representing the growth of women's baseball. Kelsey Whitmore is the number one overall draft pick for the women's professional baseball league and now serves as a pitcher for the Savannah Bananas.
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Illegal fireworks in Eugene could bring $500 fines; police warn some are decades-old Original

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By Khenedi Wright Verified
| KMTR-TV (Springfield, OR) Verified
Fri, June 26, 2026 at 5:24 PM EUGENE, Ore. — Thinking of popping fireworks? If you're in the Eugene area, think again. Fireworks have been prohibited in the city since 2022. Some novelty items like paper caps are exempt but as for any other fireworks, the Eugene Police Department and Eugene Springfield Fire are giving folks a chance to turn them over for no charge.
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Amazing America: Oregon’s Dorris Ranch marks early U.S. commercial hazelnut growing roots

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By Khenedi Wright Verified
| KVAL-TV (Eugene, OR) Verified
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — More than half of all filbert trees — more commonly known as hazelnuts — are found across the United States, and one of the earliest places to grow them commercially was Dorris Ranch in Springfield, Oregon. The ranch was established in the early 1900s and managed by the Dorris family before it was acquired by the Willamalane Parks and Recreation District in the 1970s. Visitors walking through the orchards can still see trees that are nearly 100 years old.
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