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07/08/2026 · La Pine

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Child Dies After Months of Abuse; Adoptive Parents' Deceptions Exposed

Preston Davey died in a hospital in July 2023 following months of sexual and physical abuse from his adoptive parents, authorities found. Investigation into the case exposed a pattern of deception by the caregivers.

07/09/2026
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Nara Organics Recalls Baby Formula Tied to Multistate Botulism Cases

Nara Organics initiated a nationwide recall of its organic baby formula Saturday following reports of infant botulism cases across multiple states. The formula, sold through Target stores and online retailers, prompted action from federal health authorities.

07/08/2026

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Primary Care Doctors Voice Concerns About Telehealth Companies' Role in Obesity Drug Prescribing

Primary care doctors have expressed concerns about telehealth companies' expanding role in prescribing obesity medications, citing potential conflicts between providing medical care and controlling drug costs. Insurance companies increasingly require patients to use specific telehealth platforms before approving prescriptions for GLP-1 drugs.

07/07/2026

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McConnell Hospitalized in Kentucky

Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., entered a hospital on Sunday, his office announced. His spokesperson provided no information about his medical condition or expected length of stay.

07/02/2026

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Telehealth Companies Become Insurance Gatekeepers for Obesity Medications

Major insurers now require patients seeking obesity medications to work with telehealth companies before coverage kicks in. The arrangement gives online providers a direct role in determining which patients receive the drugs.

07/01/2026

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Agencies Complete First Drone Delivery of Human Kidney Beyond Visual Range

Researchers from three organizations successfully transported a human kidney by drone beyond visual line of sight in a study completed in Hampton, Virginia. The demonstration marks the first time an organ has traveled this way.

06/30/2026

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Gardening Class: Growing Edible Native Plants (18+) – Gladstone Library

Gardening Class: Growing Edible Native Plants (18+) – Gladstone Library Start Date 10/10/2026 02:00 PM End Date 10/10/2026 03:00 PM Gladstone Library, 525 Portland Avenue Gladstone, OR 97027 Growing a garden of edible native plants benefits you, wildlife, the soil, and water quality! Local naturalist and instructor Cindy Hines will share her favorite edible PNW natives, their benefits, and how to incorporate them into meals. No registration required.

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Repair Fair - Molalla

Repair Fair - Molalla Start Date 10/10/2026 12:00 PM End Date 10/10/2026 03:00 PM Molalla Library - 201 E 5th St. Small appliances, small electronics, clean clothes and textiles. Learn more regional repair calendar

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Historian Steve Lent to Present Lecture on the History of the Meek Wagon Trail

Press Release: Historian Steve Lent to Present Lecture on the History of the Meek Wagon Trail • Crook County, OR PRINEVILLE, Ore. — The Bowman Museum will host historian Steve Lent for a special lecture exploring the history and significance of the Lost Meek Wagon Trail on Wednesday, October 14, at 6 p.m. The Meek Wagon Trail played an important role in the history of Oregon and the settlement of the region. During his presentation, Lent will examine the trail’s history, its significance to Oregon’s development, and the people and events connected to its journey through the landscape. Lent will also share newly discovered information about the Meek Wagon Trail, offering attendees an opportunity to hear fresh perspectives and learn more about a historic route that continues to capture the interest of historians and local communities. The lecture will be held at the Bowman Museum and is open to the public. History enthusiasts, local residents, and anyone interested in Oregon’s early history are encouraged to attend. What: History of the Meek Wagon Trail lecture Who: Historian Steve Lent When: Wednesday, October 14, at 6 p.m. Where: Bowman Museum For additional information, contact the Bowman Museum at 541-447-3715 or visit crookcountyhistorycenter.org/events. About the Bowman Museum The Bowman Museum preserves and shares the history of Crook County and the surrounding region through exhibits, educational programs, collections, and community events. The museum connects visitors with the people, places, and stories that have shaped Central Oregon. Media Contact: Sean Briscoe Executive Director | Bowman Museum 541-447-3715 [email protected]

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