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Be on your best behavior at this breakfast

Lincoln County Sheriff's Office deputies will be serving breakfast at the Gleneden Beach Community Hall

A change to the county fair

The 2025 Lincoln County Fair is changing with venues spanning north, south, east and central county.

ODOT releases 2024 Bridge Condition Report

A significant portion of state-owned bridges are still in fair condition due to regular maintenance. However, much like maintaining a car, continuing to make expensive repairs on bridges nearing the end of their lifespan becomes less cost effective and practical.

A win/win for health care in Lincoln City and the person providing it.

I have always enjoyed helping others and becoming a healthcare provider just felt so natural to me. Being able to help others live healthier, longer lives and have a better quality of life makes me even more passionate about my job. Opening my own provider's office allows me to bring personalized care to the community and surrounding areas.

Long time Taft teacher Duane Ticknor

Duane Ticknor, born in Greeley, Colorado and formally of Lincoln City, Oregon died suddenly in Sun Lakes, Arizona where he was enjoying his retirement. He has gone home to the Lord, to his father and mother, son Rick, and sister Joie.

Lincoln County Sheriff Adam Shanks to speak at Gleneden Community Beach Club

New Lincoln County Sheriff Adam Shanks will present at the Gleneden Beach Community Club

The hits just keep coming…

The Act makes laws about unpaid wages for workers who work on construction projects. Makes an owner and a direct contractor jointly and severally liable in a civil action for any unpaid wages owed to the unrepresented employees of the direct contractor and subcontractors at any tier.

House Bill 3362 looks to add 4 percent tax on tire purchases in Oregon

HB3362 seeks to impose a 4 percent excise tax on all new tire purchases in Oregon for the purpose of rail transit, tire pollution and wildlife crossing. No comments from the sponsors of the bill were posted

Senator Dick Anderson 2/28/2025 Newsletter

I recognize the hard work that parents put in everyday to balance work and family life.

Bill introduced in Oregon legislature to allow minors to vote

Permits an individual who is 16 or 17 years of age and registered to vote to cast a ballot in school district elections

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