By SHAYLA ESCUDERO/Lincoln Chronicle NEWPORT – The lawsuit that triggered trail closures across the state and prompted a change in the interpretation of Oregon law, reached a conclusion Thursday […]
Newport’s Loyalty Days celebration Friday and Saturday is one of the few left in the United States
By SAMANTHA SWINDLER/The Oregonian/OregonLive In many countries, the first of May is International Workers Day, a holiday commemorating the working class and the gains of the labor movement. But […]
House Republicans propose cutting services and staff, not raising taxes, to pay for Oregon road upkeep
House Minority Leader Christine Drazan, R-Canby, and other GOP lawmakers address reporters in front of Oregon Department of Transportation headquarters Wednesday. By DIRK VANDERHART/Oregon Public Broadcasting SALEM — Republican […]
Oregon school superintendents warn about Trump administration actions quietly affecting budgets
By NATALIE PATE/Oregon Public Broadcasting Superintendents from seven of Oregon’s largest school districts released a joint message Wednesday calling out recent federal actions they say have harmed local communities. The […]
Lincoln County should also be investigating counsel and HR director’s actions
To the editor: In the midst of an encroaching national dictatorship we, the people of Lincoln County, desperately need to demonstrate solidarity at the local and state level. And yet, […]
Three days of activities intended to pay for new grand piano at Lincoln City Cultural Center
By Oregon Coast TODAY The key to a fun weekend might be at the Lincoln City Cultural Center, where three days of events will help celebrate (and complete) the […]
Bob Dziak is on the Port of Newport ballot — but says don’t vote for him
NEWPORT – When you’re filling out your May 20 special election ballot over the next few weeks and come to the Port of Newport board, Bob Dziak of Seal Rock […]
Hundreds of cyclists hit the road — and gravel — in Waldport, Yachats this weekend for annual races
By CHERYL ROMANO/Lincoln Chronicle Two major bicycle races wheel through Waldport and Yachats this weekend, minus some of the festival aspects of the past three years. The Oregon Coast […]
Legislators look at increasing Oregon’s lodging tax to fund wildlife programs — or public safety, roads and parks
By ALEX BAUMHARDT/Oregon Capital Chronicle SALEM — Oregon legislators are considering a proposal to increase by 1 percent a state tax on hotel, camping and Airbnb stays that would raise […]
5 Questions and Secret: Seal Rock resident is first woman to lead Oregon VFW organization
By KATHLEEN O’CONNOR/Lincoln Chronicle Andrea Summerlin of Seal Rock made history last summer when she became the first woman to be elected as the Department Commander for the Oregon […]