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The Brownsville Times The Brownsville Times is a small, independent, nonprofit weekly newspaper that shares real, local stories that reflect, inform, and uplift our community.

Serving Central Linn County, Oregon since 1889 | Brownsville • Halsey • Shedd • Crawfordsville • Tangent
501(c)(3) • Office at 343 N Main St. 9-12 M-Sat, Thursdays 9-4 Physical address: 343 N Main St., Brownsville

Nancy Diltz reviews Margaret Renkl’s “The Comfort of Crows”, a reflective journey through the seasons of life and nature...
10/13/2025

Nancy Diltz reviews Margaret Renkl’s “The Comfort of Crows”, a reflective journey through the seasons of life and nature. Find this title at the Brownsville Library — details in this week’s Brownsville Times.

Harvest Festival Vendors WantedConnect  Linn County is seeking craft and food vendors for the Oct. 26 Brownsville Harves...
10/12/2025

Harvest Festival Vendors Wanted

Connect Linn County is seeking craft and food vendors for the Oct. 26 Brownsville Harvest Festival at Pioneer Park. Join a day of chili cook-offs, games, and Trunk or Treat fun.
Vendor info and sign-ups in this week’s Brownsville Times.

In this month’s Taking Root, Donald Lyon celebrates the simple pleasure of growing figs — one of the oldest cultivated f...
10/12/2025

In this month’s Taking Root, Donald Lyon celebrates the simple pleasure of growing figs — one of the oldest cultivated fruits and a true symbol of peace and prosperity. Learn which varieties thrive in the Willamette Valley and how to start your own tree this winter.
Read “Give a Fig” in this week’s Brownsville Times.

Central Linn Cobras Sports RoundupFrom soccer to cross country, the Cobras shine this fall with decisive wins and team s...
10/11/2025

Central Linn Cobras Sports Roundup

From soccer to cross country, the Cobras shine this fall with decisive wins and team spirit. Don’t miss the full highlights and upcoming homecoming matchups.
Get the complete coverage in this week’s Brownsville Times.
es. Central Linn School District Central Linn Cobra FOOTBALL Central Linn Cobra Soccer

Albany Mayor Alex Johnson II, a U.S. Navy veteran, will share stories of service and leadership at the Brownsville Ameri...
10/11/2025

Albany Mayor Alex Johnson II, a U.S. Navy veteran, will share stories of service and leadership at the Brownsville American Legion Post #184.

Tuesday, Oct. 14 • 7 p.m. • Free and open to all.

Details in this week’s Brownsville Times.

Johnson II, Mayor of Albany, Oregon

The Shedd Market & Deli has been a local favorite since 2006, serving hot burgers, sandwiches, and comfort food along Hi...
10/11/2025

The Shedd Market & Deli has been a local favorite since 2006, serving hot burgers, sandwiches, and comfort food along Highway 99. Owned by Leon and Julie, this family-run deli remains a dependable stop for lunch and friendly service.
Read “The Shedd Market & Deli” in this week’s Brownsville Times.

When a Great Dane hears cries beneath the barn, she rescues three orphaned kittens and becomes their devoted guardian.Re...
10/10/2025

When a Great Dane hears cries beneath the barn, she rescues three orphaned kittens and becomes their devoted guardian.
Read “Greta and the Barn Kittens” in this week’s Critter Chronicles column in The Brownsville Times

The Silver Screen Cinema presents the 1968 horror classic “Night of the Living Dead,” hosted by Brownsville American Leg...
10/10/2025

The Silver Screen Cinema presents the 1968 horror classic “Night of the Living Dead,” hosted by Brownsville American Legion Post #184 TONIGHT.
Friday, Oct. 10 • 7 p.m. • $2 admission.

Fall Burn Season DelayedThe Linn County Fire Defense Board has postponed open burning until Oct. 15 due to continued dry...
10/10/2025

Fall Burn Season Delayed

The Linn County Fire Defense Board has postponed open burning until Oct. 15 due to continued dry conditions. Recycle, compost, or chip yard debris instead. For the latest updates, call the Linn County Burn Line at 541-451-1904

Full story in this week’s Brownsville Times.

The Living Rock Studios marks 40 years of art, faith, and Oregon heritage this weekend. Enjoy guided tours, handmade gif...
10/09/2025

The Living Rock Studios marks 40 years of art, faith, and Oregon heritage this weekend. Enjoy guided tours, handmade gifts, and the debut of “Threads in Time,” a new embroidery exhibit by Penny Taylor.

Friday–Saturday, Oct. 10–11 • 10 a.m.–5 p.m. • 911 W. Bishop Way, Brownsville.

Read the full story in this week’s Brownsville Times.

During Fire Prevention Week (Oct. 5–11), the Red Cross urges families to test smoke alarms and practice fire escape dril...
10/09/2025

During Fire Prevention Week (Oct. 5–11), the Red Cross urges families to test smoke alarms and practice fire escape drills. Every second counts — can your household get out in two minutes?

Learn more in this week’s Brownsville Times.

The October 9 issue of The Brownsville Times celebrates creativity, community, and the beauty of fall in Central Linn. I...
10/09/2025

The October 9 issue of The Brownsville Times celebrates creativity, community, and the beauty of fall in Central Linn. It features the 40th anniversary of Living Rock Studios, the reopening of Kirk’s Ferry Trading Post, and the first-ever Great Pumpkin Hunt at Thompson’s Tree Farm. Inside, you’ll find Critter Chronicles’ “Greta and the Barn Kittens,” Central Linn sports highlights, and Fire Prevention Week safety tips. Plus, discover fall reads, library events, and inspiring stories of breast cancer survivors.

Pick up an issue for $2 at The Brownsville Times office at 343 N Main St, DariMarket, Brownsville Video & Spirits, Brownsville Pharmacy & Gifts, and the Shedd Market & Deli

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