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OGEC clears City Council of public meetings law violation

The Oregon Government Ethics Commission rejected its own investigation’s findings that Lincoln City Homepage was illegally barred from a Lincoln City City Council meeting and dismissed the case on Friday.

Don’t drop the ‘Super’ ball: Fans don’t let fans drive drunk  

The time is approaching for "Super Bowl Sunday." No matter what team you root for, fans don’t let fans drive drunk.

Coast Guard assists 17 fishermen off Pacific Northwest Coast since Sunday

Coast Guard crews in Oregon and Washington have assisted 17 fisherman in five response calls since Sunday.

Lincoln City Project Homeless Connect innovates

Lincoln City's Project Homeless Connect (PHC) 2019 was held at the Lincoln City Resource Center & Emergency Warming Shelter Thursday morning with multiple county services showing up to serve the homeless.

New hospital construction team says ‘Beam Me Up!’

Community members will get their last chance beginning Friday morning to offer their well-wishes by signing a massive white steel beam that will complete the framework of the new $42 million Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital.

Alleged kidnapping victim found; dog assists in man’s arrest

A routine traffic stop last week in Newport resulted in the discovery of a missing California woman and the arrest of her alleged kidnapper following his apprehension in Toledo by a Lincoln County Sheriff's Office K9 unit.

LCSD shows improvement in high school graduation rates

Saying it has experienced an “upward climb for four years now,” the Lincoln County School District's (LCSD) overall graduation rate rose by more than 4 percent to nearly 82 percent in 2017-18 -- double that of the state average.

Cat’s out of the bag; ‘Weedman’ back in business

Eddie "Weedman" Biggar is back on the corner of SW 32nd Street and Highway 101 flipping a coffee sign for Cat in a Bag Coffee, a purveyor of cannabis-infused drinks.

SHOOTING STAR: The sky’s the limit for towering Taft senior Ray Darrington

At 6-foot-9, Taft High senior Ray Darrington has stared down child neglect, school struggles, bullying -- even racism – but overcoming adversity has rewarded the 18-year-old prep basketball standout with promise for the future, where the sky’s the limit . . .

Reward offered for Toledo elk killing information

Oregon State Police (OSP) Fish & Wildlife Division is asking for the public’s help to identify the person(s) responsible for the unlawful take and waste of a 5-point bull elk in Lincoln County.

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