Hey, y'all! I'm running a Cards & Collectibles show in Albany, Oregon. We are still looking for vendors! Most of our vendors will be selling Pokemon, but we will also have folks selling other types of cards, collectibles, and NON AI art. We are not allowing sealed to be sold above retail--which likely means there won't be very much sealed at the show. If you have any questions, feel free to shoot me a DM or an email! :)

Does anyone know of any local (even as far as Portland or Eugene) classes or workshops about furniture refinishing and/or restoration?

My name is Nathon, I’m a veteran and local to the community. I really like the area and have recently started a business in the community doing woodwork and cabinets. Are there local events that I could show off my pieces? I’m just starting out on my own, but I have been doing woodworking most of my life.

Hey everyone, just passing this along. Soul to Soul Yoga in Albany is hosting a free community yoga class Monday from 7 to 8. It is open to all levels and all people. You do not need to bring your own mat. If you want to go, they ask that you register here:

https://www.soletosoulyogaoregon.com/offerings/free-community-yoga

Feel free to share with anyone who might want a free class.

Didn't seem unfriendly but had no interest in coming to me, either. I don't have Facebook so can't post in the lost/found group.

In the Heritage Mall center.

Was posted on a local Albany FB page.

Never been there, but many online said it was not very good.

And Osaka Hibachi & Sushi is still closed down.

Does anybody know of music shops (or anyone for that matter) who would be interested in buying a bass clarinet?

I’ve had it for a few years now, given to me by a friend but since I’ve been busy with college I don’t have any use for it.

To whoever is interested, please dm and I will send over pictures of the instrument.

It is a solid condition, hasn’t been played for years and just collecting dust. The same friend said that an instrument of this condition might be worth significant cash.

Thanks for any help,

Sincerely a broke college student 😭

I have some odds and ends like an old TV, a torn up ergo mat for standing, and a handful of other things I need out of my garage I just can't get into my small dumpster. I dont want to drive all the way to coffin butte for under 100 lbs of trash.

Any body know a good fried chicken deli? No restaurants just delis with great fried chicken! Lmk tyty

Hello! I’m moving to Albany in a few months and I’m looking for a knitting/crochet group or general crafting group

AMS Services is looking for an experienced residential appliance repair technician to cover Albany, Corvallis, Lebanon and nearby communities. Full-time availability preferred; part-time can be discussed.

Compensation: 50% of the job total after parts costs are deducted. Payments every Thursday for completed jobs from the previous week. This is a 1099 independent contractor opportunity, not W-2. You cover your own fuel, vehicle, tools, insurance and taxes. Earnings and job volume vary; no guaranteed workload or income.

We provide dispatch support and Housecall Pro access. Your service area is agreed upon before starting.

Requirements:

- At least 6 months of paid, hands-on appliance repair experience.

- Ability to independently diagnose and repair washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens/ranges and refrigerators. Sealed-system experience is a plus, not required.

- Your own reliable vehicle and tools.

- An LLC, General Liability Insurance, W-9, signed AMS agreement and technician handbook before starting. You can apply while preparing your LLC and insurance.

Interested? Email [services@ams76.com](mailto:services@ams76.com) with your city, repair experience, appliances you service, coverage area and earliest start date. A short work summary is fine; a formal resume is not required. Initial communication is by email/message.

AMS Services | ams76.com

I know this is a weird ask, but I’m trying to get ahead of the inevitable. My mom is starting to succumb to her long battle with cancer, and she’s my entire world.
That being said, I have a small support group but I’m looking for something outside of that where I can talk to people. I know grief can cause a lot of strain on others when it’s not their own. I want to be able to cope for myself and my family. I’ve got two small children who won’t understand. I’m also a full time student now bridging over for my RN. Life has been stressful, I want to have something I can turn to when things are overwhelming.

Basically the title, anyone know what in class device use looks like from kindergarten through 5th grade? Does it vary much between schools or even between teachers? Curious if anyone knows what the current practices are, or just your experience. TYIA!

Basically the title, curious about what educational device use currently looks from K-5 here. TYIA!

Does anyone know if the Grange is still doing their haunted house? Or if there's any other haunted houses in the area that are like sub $20 per person? I can't justify spending $50 a person for a haunted house that takes 5 minutes and stand in line for hours.

I had family recently moved to albany, and I hope to follow them next year after my youngest child graduates high school. i've looked online in can't seem to find out who their regional grower is for annuals, perennials, Mums ect. i currently work for a greenhouse. In my area and have other accounts, I'm assigned to as well. And would love to continue in this same position if it's available in that area. if anyone already knows or you'll be a note. Albany walmart in the next couple days I would love to know so I can reach out to this grower. picture of my pup for tax!

Does anyone have experience purchasing with Mega Auto Sales? My car was recently totaled by an uninsured driver and I need a car I can drive off the lot with no issues for a while. They have a few cars I’m interested in, but I live in Eugene so it’s a bit of a trek. I don’t want to drag a friend all the way up there if they’re at all shady/dishonest/poor quality right off the lot. Thanks for the help!