Local News

Lincoln City Homepage is hosting its first candidate forum 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 12, at Tafts Hall, 1206 SE 48th Place, in Lincoln City.

Portland-based utility Pacific Power is offering energy relief for low income qualifiers with a new program giving up to a 40 percent discount.

The OCCC family is proud of all of our students, and are pleased to present this list of summer students who not only persevered through classes, work, and a busy home life, but who also performed at exceptional levels in the classroom.

Approximately 432,000 SNAP households will receive approximately $69 million in extra food benefits in addition to their regular SNAP benefits

Lincoln County Emergency Management is encouraging community members, businesses, and community groups to participate in the 2022 Great Oregon ShakeOut.

Dear Friends and Neighbors, Over the course of four years, I worked with Dr. Bruce Mate at the Marine Mammal Institute to authorize a Coastal Playground gray whale license plate.

DEPOE BAY — A $2.9 million grant to repair three dilapidated public docks isn’t nearly enough to do the job, city officials learned this week as a planned October construction date dissolved.

DEPOE BAY — A miniscule profit for selling thousands of dollars of fuel to boaters caught the eye of a city councilor during a routine motion to approve the monthly finances Tuesday, Sept. 20.

At the upcoming Lincoln City City Council meeting a proposal from the planning department to reduce the number of planning commissioners from seven to five will be discussed and possibly voted on. 

In the early morning mist on the Siletz river dozens of small fishing boats glide quietly past each other.