Local News

The Oregon Association of School Libraries (OASL) held their two-day, annual fall conference at Taft High School Friday and Saturday, with close to 200 teacher librarians and support staff in attendance.

For the first time in 62 years, chinook and coho salmon are able to freely migrate into North Creek, a tributary of Drift Creek, due to the efforts of multiple agencies, organizations and a group of concerned anglers who wrote a letter to the U.S. Forest Service.

The Coast Guard is offering six two-day sessions for marine safety and survival training in five cities along the Oregon Coast beginning Oct. 24.

Bank of The West, Columbia Bank and First Interstate Bank will no longer accept Lincoln County property tax payments as of October 25, 2019.

North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District Captain Jim Kusz announced his upcoming retirement at Wednesday's fire board meeting citing ethics and safety concerns.

Master Municipal Clerk City Recorder of Lincoln City Cathy Steere took the oath for 2019-2020 Second Vice President of the Oregon Association of Municipal Recorders Sept. 20.

Lincoln City Parks and Recreation is building a new park in the wooded area near SE 3rd Street and Keel Avenue and The City of Lincoln City is sponsoring a contest to give it a name.

Law enforcement arrested a Beaverton couple Wednesday at a vacation rental on Devils Lake for burglary, forgery and identity theft.

Lincoln City Police recognize October as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month once again and are sporting the pink patch all month long to show their support. 

Lincoln County Emergency Management is encouraging community members, businesses, and community groups to register and participate in the 2019 Great Oregon ShakeOut at 10:17 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 17.