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Crown jewel of disc golf courses

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By Scott Carroll Verified, NRtoday Gawain Stern
| The News-Review Verified
Stern, who grew up in the Glide area but now lives in Portland, is a registered member of the Professional Disc Golf Association (#18833), plays in tournaments throughout the region, and helps host an annual tournament in Portland. He owns more than 1,000 discs — “crates and crates of them” he says — and has played countless rounds of disc golf since he picked up the sport decades ago.
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Summer learning grants for local schools

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By Scott Carroll Verified
| The News-Review Verified
Nine school districts in Douglas County will get just under $1.3 million from the state for summer learning programs, Gov. Tina Kotek announced this week. All together, the recipients of the 2026–28 State Summer Learning Grants, will receive $35 million to expand access to high-quality summer learning programs that strengthen literacy and support student success. The annual expenditure was established by House Bill 2007 last year.
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Drain officials seek recognition for historic bridge

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By Scott Carroll Verified
| The News-Review Verified
DRAIN  — City officials here are moving forward with the nomination of the Pass Creek Covered Bridge to the National Register of Historic Places, taking a step toward formally recognizing and preserving one of the community’s most significant historic resources. Built in 1925, it is one of fewer than 50 remaining covered bridges in Oregon, a state that once had more than 400. It is also one of the few located within an incorporated city, setting it apart from Oregon’s covered bridge legacy.
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