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Mother, hotel employee rescue teen in Surftides water rescue

A 15-year-old boy was rescued by his mother and a Surftides employee shortly after noon Saturday, after the teen was separated from his boogie board in the surf near the hotel.

New reader-friendly Homepage website features unveiled

Lincoln City Homepage is pleased to announce new features designed to assist readers in finding what they are looking for in Lincoln City and the surrounding area

Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital granted $1 million to fight opioid epidemic

Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital has received a three-year $1 million grant as part of nearly $400 million in allocations from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to combat the nation's opioid crisis.

Lincoln City Police to conduct pedestrian safety operation

Lincoln City Police will conduct a pedestrian safety operation Monday, Aug. 19, on Highway 101 between N 10th and N 14th Streets to raise pedestrian safety awareness.

Lincoln County Commission rewards veterans with free camping pass

Lincoln County veterans will benefit from one free night of camping at Jack Morgan Park, Elk City Park or Moonshine Park, or an annual day pass for Moonshine Park, under a pass program launched Wednesday by the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners.

Oregonians padding pockets with mysterious $91.94 checks

Nearly two million Oregon consumers have been opening their mailboxes wondering why they are receiving checks for $91.94.

Driftwood Library unveils logo tied to Lincoln City’s orange octopus brand

Driftwood Public Library has unveiled its first logo on the heels of last year's new Lincoln City logo that hearkens to the City's orange octopus.

Siletz Tribe distributes $325,626 in quarterly donations

The Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund distributed $325,626 to 65 organizations on Aug. 2 as it continued its quarterly donations to nonprofit groups.

Pertussis (whooping cough) cases on rise in Lincoln County

Lincoln County Health & Human Services is seeing an increase in confirmed pertussis (whooping cough) cases.

Coast Guard rescues two stranded men from shore near Cascade Head

U.S. Coast Guard crews rescued two stranded hikers Monday night on rocks about 40 feet above the shore near Cascade Head.

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