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Klamath Living June 2026 cover — The Spivey Family
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The Spivey Family

Mini Market Jojos and Mountain Views

For Riley and Ashley Spivey, Klamath County became home. From growing up in Bonanza and Bly to raising three daughters in the heart of Klamath Falls, the Spivey family’s story is woven into the community through school, sports programs, and the creative spaces that make the Basin special. Read the full cover story in the June issue — in mailboxes now. Not on our list? Join the mailing list and we’ll deliver Klamath Living free to your door.

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    Cover Story
    The Spivey Family: Mini Market Jojos and Mountain Views
    by Allyssa Defillipo · photos by Brenna Morgan
    In Print
  2. 06
    Community Corner
    Finding their Voices: Rag Tag Choirs Build Confidence in Kids
    by Olivia Snow
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  3. 07
    From Our Community
    Expanding Nutrition Education One Classroom at a Time
    by Allyssa Defillipo
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  4. 08
    Community Corner
    175 Years of Impact: The YMCA of Klamath Falls
    by Tori Hayman
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  5. 09
    From Our Community
    Tee It Up for the Y — Saturday, June 13 at Shield Crest
    by Leroy Cabral
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  6. 10
    Community Corner
    The 20th Annual Mr. Pelican Pageant Draws a Packed House
    by Emily Coe
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  7. 11
    Community Corner
    Klamath Music Prepares for a Milestone Summer of Live Music
    by Nick Depew, Executive Director
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  8. 12
    Recipe Corner
    Super Salsa with Black Beans
    by Henry Jeunet
    In Print
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Community Rallies to Kick Off Planning for the 2027 Wings & Eagles Air Show

Presented by the David R. Kingsley Foundation, the Wings & Eagles Air Show returns to Kingsley Field July 10–11, 2027. The community campaign kicked off June 6 at the Running Y Resort.

Jun 07, 2026By Troy Miller4 min read
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Greater Klamath CityFest 2026 — A Downtown Full of Family, Faith, and Big Air

A Team Self Destruct rider goes fully inverted high above Main Street during the BMX stunt show at Greater Klamath CityFest 2026.

May 30, 2026By Troy Miller2 min read
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Finding their Voices: Rag Tag Choirs Build Confidence in Kids

The Ross Ragland Theater does more than just produce shows—it's helping raise the next generation of performers. Open to students across the basin, the Ross Ragland's children's choirs bring music,…

May 25, 2026By Olivia Snow2 min read
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Expanding Nutrition Education One Classroom at a Time

I never imagined that one day I would become a children's book author, speaker, and advocate for health education. But looking back, my passion for helping others live healthier lives was shaped long…

May 25, 2026By Allyssa Defillipo3 min read
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Oregon Tech’s 2026 Commencement Highlights First Graduates in New, Workforce-Focused Degrees; Presents OHSU President Elnahal with Honorary Doctorate

Miranda (left) and Amoi (right) at Oregon Tech

Jun 13, 2026By Oregon Tech3 min read
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Jun 12, 2026By Oregon Tech2 min read
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Lost River senior graduates with KCC associate degree, tassel and stole

Lost River High School senior Audrey Dugan, who earned her KCC Associate of General Studies degree before her high school graduation. Photo courtesy of Klamath Community College.

Jun 11, 2026By Klamath Community College2 min read
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