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The power of geothermal energy has been tapped for heating homes and offices for decades in Klamath Falls. But high maintenance costs — and the geographic availability of hot water — help explain why not everyone there uses geothermal energy.
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Through October, the Klamath County Museum offers flashlight tours of the four-story, historic Baldwin Hotel Museum.
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City councilors in Klamath Falls voted unanimously on Monday to rename Kit Carson Park as Eulalona Park.
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The Great Resignation has come to the Klamath Falls Herald and News. All members of the four-person newsroom are leaving their jobs this week.
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A city park in Klamath Falls could soon have a new name, if residents decide to confront the history of Kit Carson, a Western frontiersman known for the expulsion and killing of local Native Americans.
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In the summer of 2020, after racial justice protests roiled Klamath Falls and many other American cities, the Klamath Falls City Council created a task force to examine local issues of racial and social fairness and advise city government on ways to make the city more equitable. Last week, the mayor and city council decided not to continue the group.
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The mood was jubilant yet sober on Saturday as members of the Klamath Tribes and their supporters drove the “Caravan for the Klamath” through the city of Klamath Falls, culminating in a rally at a downtown park to advocate for tribal land and water rights.
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Classes could resume as soon as Wednesday morning.
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A new $50 million non-profit medical center was unveiled to the public in Klamath Falls on Thursday. The Sky Lakes Collaborative Health Center is jointly…
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The advance of the California Northeastern railroad from Weed, Calif., toward the Upper Klamath Basin in 1908 brought an end to hauling freight by pack…
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During World War I, men in Klamath Falls, Ore., had to do productive work or risk being arrested for idleness. The City Council passed an Idlers’…
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Free mail delivery came to Klamath Falls in September 1916.Residents accustomed to making trips to the post office were now able to watch a mailman…
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When the Houston Opera House in Klamath Falls began showing “moving pictures” in 1909, it advertised, “Ten cents to everybody, ten cents for any seat in…
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Claudia Spink Lorenz described in the Oregon Historical Quarterly in 1970 how Klamath Falls celebrated the end of World War I. Twice, to be…