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Public takes big bite out of LCPD’s bark for K-9 program donations

The Lincoln City Police Department (LCPD) reports that approximately two-thirds of the necessary $75,000 has been donated by citizens and organizations toward its implementation of a K-9 program.

Lincoln City man rescues self in kayak mishap 100 yards off shore

Lincoln City resident John Duncan rescued himself this afternoon after his kayak flipped over "bow to stern," tossing him into the Pacific without a life jacket.

Chinook Winds celebrates 24th anniversary with a bang

Hundreds turned out for the 24th anniversary celebration of Chinook Winds Casino Resort Saturday night to watch fireworks on the beach in Lincoln City.

Lincoln City Summer Kite Festival ‘Zooms’ to new heights

A massive turnout for Explore Lincoln City's Zoom Summer Kite Festival took place Saturday with spectators watching kites soar over the beach at D River Wayside under near perfect weather.

‘Swarm’ of earthquakes 230 miles off the Oregon Coast

A series of Earthquakes registering 5.0, 5.3 and 5.4 and accompanying aftershocks were detected by the United States Geologic Survey 230 miles off the Oregon Coast Saturday.

Ruptured pipe causes Roads End sewage spill

A pressurized sewer line ruptured around 9 a.m. Friday underneath Logan Road causing an estimated 1,000 gallons of sewage to be discharged through a storm water culvert onto the beach at Roads End State Park. 

Salishan Golf Scramble to raise funds for new hospital equipment

Everyone is invited to enjoy golfing for a great cause at Salishan Spa & Golf Resort on Friday, Aug. 16.

NLFR extinguishes SUV blaze at RV storage

North Lincoln Fire & Rescue sent two trucks to put out a vehicle fire at 23rd St. RV & Boat Storage around 11 a.m. today.

Last Ride for fallen soldier, biker leaves Lincoln City

Family, friends and members of the community showed up to the last ride for Staff Sergeant Kyle Roland Boozer Thursday morning in Lincoln City with the mission to ride to Willamette National Cemetery in Portland where Sgt. Boozer will join other fallen servicemen and women.

Price is right for Lincoln City arts and culture; are you?

A lifelong love of arts and culture brought Niki Price to her role as director of the Lincoln City Cultural Center. View her video below, then share your story on why you support the Cultural Center, or another local arts organization, and win admission to the Siletz Bay Music Festival.

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