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Health advisory in place for Odell Lake

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By George Custer, Rob DeHarpport
| Highway 58 Herald Verified
The Oregon Health Authority has issued a recreational use health advisory for Odell Lake after water samples detected cyanotoxins above the state’s Recreational Use Value, according to an OHA news release. A recreational health precaution has been in place at the Klamath County lake since July 24 due to a visible harmful algae bloom. The new advisory follows laboratory testing confirming elevated toxin levels.
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ODOT, OEM, DEQ and OHA urge drivers to plan ahead, stay informed, travel prepared

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By Rob DeHarpport, Oregon Employment Dept, Gary Carl
| Highway 58 Herald Verified
With wildfire activity increasing across Oregon during the 2026 season, State officials are urging travelers to use extreme caution and remain aware of rapidly changing conditions. Heavy smoke can severely reduce visibility, worsen air quality, and create hazardous and unhealthy driving situations. In several areas, fire activity has already resulted in temporary road closures, reduced speed zones, and detours.
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Local outdoor report: fire season, fishing slows

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By Rob DeHarpport
| Highway 58 Herald Verified
Above: Diamond Peak with thunderclouds as seen from Farrell Lake. Photo: Rob DeHarpport As of this morning Wednesday July 22, Oregon fire season has been as predicted due to a mild winter and record low snowpack. So far this fire season we’ve seen 428,000 acres burn in Oregon. Last year the entire fire season burned 324,106 acres. We may be on a pace to equal the terrible fire seasons in recent years including 2024. In 2024 Oregon recorded 2232 fires that burned nearly 1.8 million acres.
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