Features
Feature human interest stories about people in Lincoln City, Oregon.
‘Dancing Man of Lincoln City’ draws honks and smiles
Stephen R. Goetz, "Dancing man of Lincoln City," is boogieing on Highway 101 almost every day to "make people happy."
Local music artist on key spreading positivity through sobriety
Lincoln City local Ryan O'Laughlin has been making a name for himself in rap circles with music videos and albums going under the moniker C-S1K to "help people through tough times" and promote sobriety.
Retired Kusz enters next chapter
Longtime North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District Captain, safety expert and video producer Jim Kusz retired from fire service Friday, and took the time to give an exclusive interview about tsunamis, the Covid-19 coronavirus, his four-decade-spanning safety career and working with Chicago Bears Coach Mike Ditka.
Combat Veteran and Taft sports star join forces to form detailing duo
Twenty-two-year-old Lincoln City local Joe Salsbery didn't know much about detailing cars and trucks when he started his own detailing business, Pit Crew Inc., back in November 2017.
Mescher to battle blight and preserve Lincoln City with Urban Renewal Agency
The newest addition to the City of Lincoln City is coming off a stint as a Peace Corps Rural Aquaculture Extension Agent in Zambia, and will now turn her attention to historic preservation and improving our economic development toolbox.
Taft grad Adams reaches the fences with Tampa Bay Rays
As the World Series winds down in Houston, Taylor Adams stands in the on-deck circle a thousand miles away on Florida’s Gulf Coast.
Coho completes multi-million dollar renovation
Lincoln City's Coho Oceanfront Lodge has completed a multi-million dollar renovation, upgrading the 40-year-old family-owned hotel with numerous improvements.
Lincoln City youth cheerleaders walk for Down syndrome
Lincoln City youth cheerleaders recently walked Taft 7-12's track to raise awareness and support Down syndrome Awareness Month.
A Lincoln City ‘Tour’ full of dead people with very lively stories
Friday, Sept. 27 was opening day for the fourth year of A Tour To Die For, an interactive Lincoln City history experience with live actors portraying cemetery residents who tell their stories from the beyond.
Father of Dragons: Meet Justin Sparks
Dragons are coming -- well, pretty much finished, says local artist and fantasy movie buff Justin Sparks of Sparks Gallery in Lincoln City about the new dragon mural in Taft.
