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National Move Over Day campaign set for Saturday

To raise awareness about the Move Over law - which protects first responders and travelers - we're highlighting "National Move Over Day," Saturday, Oct. 19.

Pacific Ocean storm waves off Lincoln City’s Nelscott Beach

This video was filmed 1 p.m. Thursday at Nelscott Beach and shows the beginning of storm waves predicted by the National Weather Service.

Oregon Lottery Scoreboard allows legal wagering on pro sports

Oregon Lottery Scoreboard, the state’s first and only, legal online sportsbook has launched – offering players myriad opportunities to wager on their favorite professional...

Local recreation supervisor Marker honored by state organization

Thanking "all who work diligently to make sure our programs, buildings and parks are ready for use," Lincoln City Parks and Recreation Department Recreation...

UPDATED: NWS high surf advisory for Oregon Coast extended

National Weather Service Portland extended a high surf advisory along the coast for Thursday and Friday calling for waves up to 25 feet.

School bus company rolls out pilot program for tracking app

Recently contracted bus company First Student is starting a pilot program in Toledo for its tracking app for Lincoln County School District students with plans to implement to all schools in coming weeks.

Video depicts eagle attempting to abduct duck on Devils Lake

Blue Herons, a Bald Eagle, Great Egret and ducks can all be seen in a rare wildlife display on Devils lake. 

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.

Kusz suspended as NLFR public information officer

North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District Captain Jim Kusz has been suspended from his position as NLFR Public Information Officer following his recent retirement announcement and will no longer be releasing information to media.

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. 

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