Basin Life Magazine

12/09/2025

Celebrate Giving by Supporting Toys for Tots



https://www.basinlife.com/2025/12/09/celebrate-giving-by-supporting-toys-for-tots/

12/09/2025

Do you have an epic moustache or know someone who would like to compete?

Come support Men’s Health and join us December 11th, 6:00 PM at the Klamath Yacht Club. 2700 Front Street for the annual Healthy Klamath Mo-Stache Competition.

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12/09/2025

12/09/2025

Thank you, Bonanza! All of our children have been sponsored! We are still in need of food for our food boxes, Christmas wrapping paper, tape and empty boxes (all sizes including food box size). All donations must be received by Saturday, December 13th. Drop off at Danise Brakeman's or Diane Bacon's house. Message for address.

12/08/2025

Klamath mom and son killed in car crash on Highway 140 after leaving funeral. The family is asking for donations to help with funeral cost. GoFundMe has been set up. https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-for-our-family-after-tragedy-d78u6

Bonner Deb Conney and her brother, Kaden Moses, were both killed in a fatal car crash on Highway 140 last week. If you can contribute to the GoFundMe account, please do. Thank you. -Editor
Silver Moses is asking the community for help after her mother, Bonner Deb Conney, and her brother, Kaden Moses, were killed in a car crash on Highway 140E last week.

The mother and son were heading from Beatty to Klamath following a funeral, when the fatal crash occurred.

“The shock and pain of losing loved ones has been overwhelming. As a result, we’ve run out of money and resources, and each day is getting harder to manage. We are reaching out for help with travel expenses, daily living costs, and to cover any other expenses that the Klamath tribes aren’t able to assist with. We are doing everything we can to get by, but it’s simply not enough. The support from this fundraiser will help us cover the basics and give us a chance to focus on healing and being together as a family during this incredibly difficult time. My siblings and I have put everything we have into being here and trying to get things ready and taken care of. We have used everything we had to make sure my mom’s trailer and other belongings were put somewhere safe until further notice. With everything going on we haven’t put much thought into the fact that the holidays are around the corner. We all have children, and they are being effected just as much as us. Thank you in advance for anything you can do to help. We’ve always tried to figure things out on our own, and asking for help is not easy for us. This is our last resort, and we truly can’t do it alone. Your kindness and support mean more than words can say. We hope everyone enjoys the rest of the year, and holds their loved ones close.”

Silver Moses, has started a GoFundMe hoping to get help for laying her mom and younger brother to rest. You may contact Silver Moses at 253-329-8407 for more information.

Friends of BasinLife.com contacted us regarding this tragedy. Here is the fundraiser link to contribute: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-for-our-family-after-tragedy-d78u6

12/04/2025

Sweetpotato Blueberry Baked Oatmeal Recipe



https://www.basinlife.com/2025/12/04/sweetpotato-blueberry-baked-oatmeal-recipe/

12/04/2025

Klamath Basin Senior Center Christmas Bazaar

8:30am - 3:00pm

December 6th
2045 Arthur St, Klamath Falls, OR 97602

www.klamathbasinseniorcenter.com

541-883-7171
Vendors Contact:
Kathy Morris

Klamath Basin Senior Center

12/04/2025

Visit us today at 15555 Highway 66, Keno, OR 97627 to figure out what reasons #4-10 are!

12/04/2025

12/04/2025

As we move into the holiday season, Klamath County Museum is continuing a tradition that feels right at home in history: community care that stands the test of time.

Our friends at the Senior Center are organizing a drive supporting 157 local seniors, and they’ve invited us to take part! This year, we’ve been entrusted with providing hats and gloves... a simple kindness to warm hands, heads, and hearts.

We’re calling our contribution to this campaign, History’s Helping Hands! Because even the smallest artifacts of warmth can shape a brighter chapter.

To contribute with a donation of hats and gloves, please drop by the front desk at Klamath County Museum Tuesday-Saturday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

This effort is truly a beautiful exhibit of community! We are honored to work alongside the following:
United Way, donating hygiene baskets
Hearts with a Mission, donating blankets
Kingsley Field and the 173rd Fighter Wing providing sweet treats AAA providing the Christmas meal delivered by Meals on Wheels

If you are looking for a chance to make your own mark on history this season, any of the above entities are community partners doing great work alongside the Senior Center.