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Klamath County's new Superintendent Melissa Cole wants to be visible in classrooms and the community as she takes on the district's challenges.
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Heavy winds and steep terrain allowed the fire to take hold and grow. Meanwhile, more than 6,000 personnel are deployed to other fires burning across Oregon.
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Reaching a doctor can be difficult in rural Klamath County. A new mobile clinic is bringing care closer to home.
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Students at the Klamath County school will have new language classes this year because of a partnership with the Klamath Tribes.
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With a new school year just beginning, Oregon school districts are working to implement Gov. Tina Kotek’s executive order banning cellphone use in the classroom.
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The new building, called Klamath Crimson R.O.S.E., can now serve more girls than the old location.
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In the past year, the rural district, east of Chiloquin, has faced the termination of its chief, financial uncertainty and a state ethics investigation.
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Four people were investigated for potentially violating Oregon Public Meetings Law.
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The county is considering creating an emergency operations center as a way to save money
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With little time to plan, some districts chose to turn down the money entirely.
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After filling an almost $7 million budget shortfall, Klamath County is exploring new ways to fix its finances. That might include a voluntary resignation program for county employees.
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Rural school districts and counties are preparing for the potential loss of funding from the Secure Rural Schools program.
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The goal of the Southern Oregon program is two-pronged: address housing and homelessness issues and bring people together across divisions.
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Four board members of Klamath County Fire District 3 are being investigated by the Oregon Government Ethics Commission for potentially violating Oregon Public Meetings Law.