‘ghost Gun’ Ban Takes Effect 9/1
Oregon’s new ban on “ghost guns” takes effect September 1. These firearms, which lack serial numbers and are often assembled from parts purchased separately, have raised significant safety concerns. According to Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum, ghost guns are increasingly used by criminals. The new law prohibits the possession of the un-serialized firearms and their […]
Read MoreRanchers Feeling the Effects of Fires
Eastern Oregon ranchers are facing significant losses due to a record wildfire season. This summer, more than 1.5 million acres have burned, including crucial grazing lands. Ranchers are grappling with the aftermath, including dead livestock, destroyed fences, and charred pastures. With hay costs soaring and displaced cattle needing new pastures, the economic toll is mounting. […]
Read MoreCaution Urged in School Zones
As the new school year begins, drivers in Oregon are reminded to adhere to school zone speed limits to ensure student safety. Remember, most school speed zones are active from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days. Motorists should reduce their speed to 20 mph in these areas, especially when flashing yellow lights are […]
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