To the editor: April Fools Day just happened and will happen again from 4-7 p.m. Thursday, April 3, at Newport city hall when the next installment of the magical mystery […]
Two Newport galleries launch new but very different exhibits Friday and April 16
By Oregon Coast TODAY Newport’s Nye Beach area has two buildings that support the arts on the Oregon Coast — the Newport Visual Arts Center and the Newport Performing […]
As expected, PacifiCorp appeals 2023 Multnomah County jury verdict that found it caused 2020 wildfires
By ZACH URNESS/Salem Statesman Journal PacifiCorp on Tuesday appealed a landmark class action lawsuit verdict after a jury in 2023 found the utility giant at fault for damage caused […]
County’s transfer of two Yachats streets may be finished this month
Maybe it just might happen. Maybe. On Wednesday, Lincoln County commissioners – after a public hearing that lasted no more than two minutes – asked its attorney to bring […]
Local government projects in Waldport, Newport, Toledo and Siletz lose millions when appropriations bill dies
By QUINTON SMITH/Lincoln Chronicle There was $1 million to help expand Oregon Coast Community College’s welding program in Toledo into a new building. There was another $1 million headed […]
Oregon Coast CC’s community education classes range from songwriting to end-of-life decisions
By Oregon Coast TODAY Whether you are looking to pick up a lifesaving skill, explore your creative side, connect with the natural beauty of the coast or prepare for […]
Newport Paper & Book Festival has grown to become a major art event attracting people to ever-evolving classes
By LORI TOBIAS/Oregon ArtsWatch NEWPORT — In the 31 years since its start, the Newport Paper & Book Arts Festival has gone from a weekend of paper making and rubber stamping […]
Lincoln County unemployment rate rises 11 percent over last year
The unemployment rate in Lincoln County reached 5 percent in February, an 11 percent increase over the 4.5 percent jobless rate a year ago. February’s local unemployment rate increased from […]
Reading advocates want Oregon literacy funds directed to teacher training and “most neglected” schools
By ALEX BAUMHARDT/Oregon Capital Chronicle SALEM — More than 250 Oregon schools since 2023 have gotten some portion of the state’s Early Literacy Success Initiative grants, a pot of $90 […]
Samaritan drops “urgent care” from name of its walk-in clinics
NEWPORT – What’s in a name change? Not much, apparently. Samaritan Health Services on Tuesday officially dropped “Urgent Care” from its walk-in clinics in Newport, Lincoln City and across its […]