Monday, June 30, 2025
HomeLocal News

Local News

Sneaker wave warning for this weekend

The National Weather Service has issued a sneaker wave warning for our area. Exercise caution along the shoreline and stay away from beached logs.

Want some eggs? The yolk’s on you!

As if Inflation wasn't bad enough in 2023, thanks to a little economic timebomb left to us that consume eggs by the 2019 Oregon...

Big tides hit the beaches

And despite warnings from posted signs and verbal cautions from passers by people still wandered onto the beaches without a moments hesitancy. "I don't want to see anyone hurt, "said an onlooker at the D River wayside which was packed with sightseers, "but they sure would deserve it if they did."

Winter camping options in Oregon

According to Lucas Alberg, writing for Travel Oregon, winter doesn't have to mean the end of camping and outdoor recreations.

Many Oregon DMV fees are set to increase January 1

Well, who didn't see this coming? Just in time for the new year your Oregon legislature gave the go ahead to the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to raise rates across the board on just about every facet of driving in Oregon. DMV services related to licensing, certification, knowledge and skills testing, vehicle inspections and registrations will increase according to Oregon law 2024.

Oregon beaches schedule for monitoring of bacteria in 2024/2025

Through this program, DEQ regularly samples and tests marine water and freshwater at about 20 beaches along Oregon's 360 miles of coastline between May and September. OHA issues advisories at beaches where bacteria levels are considered unsafe.

$600 million Grant Award for I-5 Bridge Replacement

The Bi-State I-5 Bridge Committee and Oregon Joint Transportation Chairs today announced a federal investment from the United States Department of Transportation’s National Infrastructure Project Assistance (Mega) grant.  It brings the committee $600 million closer to completing the I-5 bridge replacement project.

Winter whale watch returns

“We are excitedly waiting for the migration of the gray whales to come down from Alaska,” said Park Ranger Peter McBride. “We really enjoy sharing the experience with visitors,” It’s been a tradition at Oregon State Parks for more than 40 years.”

King Tide Excursions with Newport Parks and Recreation

“Shore Acres has special underwater topography that can create huge waves if conditions are right so we are hopeful with it being winter and king tides, we’ll see some action.”

Warming shelter coming to Lincoln City? (Updated)

Homepage first became aware of the situation through Mike Jipp, the owner of Lincoln City Surf Shop.  He said he had spoken with a Dan Butler of Lincoln City Housing Authority who began telling Jipp about the upgrades that would be needed to make the building suitable for a homeless shelter.

Fitness and training

client-image

Real Estate Sales

client-image

Meeting Space

client-image