Local News

Joann Kangiser Schneider, a teenager during World War II, and North Lincoln County Historical Museum President Mick McLean will present "WWII on the Oregon Coast" at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, at the museum at 4907 SW Highway 101 in Lincoln City.

North Lincoln Fire & Rescue and Lincoln City Police are investigating a burned out Toyota 4Runner stolen from Salem and left in Devils Lake at Holmes Road Park early Thursday morning.

Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is reminding drivers of their responsibility to stop for school buses displaying red flashing lights.

Local students can earn college credit while still in high school once again as Oregon Coast Community College (OCCC) and Lincoln County School District are partnering to provide students with easy access to some fundamental courses, with credits they can transfer to four-year universities or community colleges upon graduating high school.

I’ve walked 18 holes stride-for-stride inside the ropes with the greatest golfer who ever lived, shared a hot-air balloon with the sport’s all-time most popular player, and interviewed the game’s most dominant female star at a Las Vegas blackjack table. But covering the kids is where it's at.

The community is invited to join Siletz Tribal members and friends Friday-Sunday, Sept. 6-8, for the 24th annual Run to the Rogue.

Pig N' Pancake server Natoshia Price got the tip of her life on Labor Day as a customer paid $222.45 on a $22.45 pancakes, sausage and bacon bill.

National Weather Service Portland has issued a Special Weather Statement for possible sneaker waves in Lincoln City and Oregon Coast beaches Tuesday.

Lincoln City's annual Stuff-A-Bus campaign netted a record $25,000 to support local schools and students Friday.

Northbound traffic on Highway 101 has been bumper-to-bumper for most of Sunday as scores of vehicles are on Lincoln City roads for Monday's Labor Day national holiday.