Good morning, Lake Oswego.

Bella Organic Family Farm unveiled its 'Human Rights For All' corn maze to honor its immigrant roots that have shaped over 40 years of tradition—this new attraction highlights the farm’s dedication to love and purpose.

Visitors are invited to experience the maze that celebrates a long-standing legacy and cultural pride.

Clackamas County launched an app to help prevent youth suicide by connecting young people with mental health resources—officials said the tool builds support one connection at a time.

Breast cancer survivor Amanda Charr shared her story as she takes part in the local American Cancer Society event during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, saying she will never forget the day she was diagnosed (a date that changed her life).

She hopes her participation will help support ongoing efforts to find a cure.

Halloween is fast approaching and Goodwill offers a range of affordable costumes for local shoppers to choose from.

The store invites residents to explore its collection so they can celebrate cost-effectively this fall.

Historic Lake Oswego Hunt Club Talk

4-5 p.m. — Iron Workers Museum — Free entry — Explore the architectural history of Lake Oswego with author Adrianne Brockman.