By QUINTON SMITH/Lincoln Chronicle Lincoln County voters are not showing much interest in returning their ballots. Yet. As of Thursday, just 18 percent of the 40,475 ballots sent to […]
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“Washed Ashore” exhibit lands at Oregon Coast Aquarium for 7 months beginning Saturday
By Oregon Coast TODAY Some people ignore beach trash. Other kind souls gather it up and dispose of it properly. In either case, it’s rare for the trash to […]
Oregon arts group goes to federal court to stop Trump administration’s national humanities cuts
By The Oregon Journalism Project Oregon Humanities filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration Thursday in U.S. District Court in Portland saying the Department of Government Efficiency improperly cut funding […]
Police, animal protection agencies raid Bandon-area wildlife park Thursday after months of investigations
By TATUM TODD and CARLOS FUENTES/The Oregonian/OregonLive Police descended on a wildlife park near Bandon on Thursday after years of inspections documented animals in poor condition and other concerns, the […]
After decades of planning and four years after Legislature’s allocation, East Lincoln breaks ground on fire/emergency center
By GARRET JAROS/Lincoln Chronicle EDDYVILLE – Persistence paid off in spades for the East Lincoln County Fire District this month as it broke ground on a long-awaited fire station. […]
Federal chaos leaves Oregon’s economic outlook sluggish, uncertain — and short hundreds of millions
By ALEX BAUMHARDT/Oregon Capital Chronicle SALEM — Uncertainty from President Donald Trump’s tariffs have thrown a wrench in Oregon’s tax revenues previously expected to grow by hundreds of millions of […]
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Proposed federal SNAP cuts would leave Oregon families hungry, governor and senators warn
By JULIA SHUMWAY/Oregon Capital Chronicle SALEM — Oregonians will go hungry if congressional Republicans plow forward with plans to cut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and shift costs to states, […]
Most Oregon youth don’t consider cannabis use risky. Committee discusses ways to change that
By MIA MALDONADO/Oregon Capital Chronicle SALEM — Oregon youth have some of the most elevated rates of cannabis use in the country — but when it comes to recognizing the risks, […]
Speakers this weekend and next week focus on Latino and Native American history on Oregon coast
By Oregon Coast TODAY Oregon Coast Community College will continue its multipart cultural history series, “The People and The Public,” this week with a pair of presentations from Franki […]