VOLUME 7, NUMBER 231
Sunday, October 18, 2026

Good morning, Philomath.

Here is your Philomath News Weekly Digest — a review of recent stories that you may want to revisit or may have missed. — Brad Fuqua, Publisher/Editor

Oct. 11-17, 2026

Philomath Police Log: Items taken from vehicles, egg stand theft, warrant arrests

Fire and Rescue Calls: Crashes, fire alarms, odor check

Letter: Philomath stands Sweet Home strong

Organizers plan ‘No Kings: Vote Early’ rally at county courthouse (event has passed)

Q-and-A with Philomath City Council candidates

October 13, 2026

Philomath City Council candidates Jessica Andrade, Candy Garcia, David Low, Amanda Polley and Richard Saalsaa answer questions ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

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Council reviews first-quarter progress on city’s strategic plan

Warriors rally in third set to sweep Newport for first league win

Warriors held to scoreless tie in girls soccer

Newport pulls away from Philomath boys soccer in second half

Q-and-A with Benton County commissioner candidates

October 14, 2026

Voters will fill an open seat on the Benton County Board of Commissioners in the Nov. 3 general election with a choice between Pacific Green […]

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City Council approves ARPA grant amendment for water treatment plant

Scout Lodge hosts Autumn Craft Show on Saturday (event has passed)

Philomath girls flex with impressive win at 19-school Estacada Invitational

Council formalizes contract with integrator for city’s water, sewer systems

Mount Union Stories: James Watkins (1833-1903)

Philomath Mat Club opens registration for 2026-27 youth wrestling season

Q-and-A with Benton County Sheriff candidate

October 15, 2026

Benton County will have a new sheriff in January. Only one name will appear on the Nov. 3 general election ballot for the job. Benton […]

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Philomath artists open their studios for 21st annual tour

Herbert’s first varsity goal sends Philomath teammates into celebration

Gallery: PHS boys soccer vs. Taft (Oct. 15, 2026)

Lilly’s Lope for Hope returns Saturday for 13th year (event has passed)

Council adopts transportation safety plan to open door for grant funding

BCSO Log: Crashes, dogs and blocking BLM road

PHS girls soccer team wins by forfeit over Taft

Taft posts 3-set volleyball victory over visiting Philomath

Philomath library open limited hours during city of Corvallis workers strike

October 16, 2026

The Philomath Community Library is operating on a reduced and changing schedule after members of the union that represents most Corvallis city employees, including library […]

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City manager to give ‘State of the City’ presentation at Oct. 20 Rotary meeting

City opens application period for social service, tourism grants

Three Things: Art on the walls, a moose on the trail and a new sport

October 17, 2026

A new art gallery fills Philomath City Hall, Councilor Rich Saalsaa recaps his 764-mile walk and Oregon sanctions girls flag football.

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PN News Tracker: Busy Saturday brings crowds to fire station, grange hall

OSP Log: Driver arrested on manslaughter charge after fatal Highway 26 crash

Philomath Planning Commission to review Newton Creek bridge proposal

Letter: Grants help middle schoolers build confidence, courage


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