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State fire marshal calls on Bigfoot to promote wildfire prevention

A Pacific Northwest legend is joining fire prevention activities statewide, particularly in the wildland urban interface and communities at greatest risk of wildfires and property loss.

OCCC chorus class to stage final concert June 11

Oregon Coast Community College's chorus class will present its final concert of the Spring term at 12:10 p.m. Tuesday, June 11, at the Central...

Ian crowned ‘King’ of the Cage at Chinook Winds Casino Resort

Mixed martial arts competitors shook Chinook Winds Casino Resort on Saturday with a fight card billed "King of the Cage: Resurgence."

Traffic moving along Highway 101 in Lincoln City

Traffic is moving briskly on Highway 101 in Lincoln City Sunday afternoon with no major incidents to report.

Lincoln City Police Crime Log May 10-23

Burglary - 6:45 p.m. - 3645 SW Coast Ave. - Victim reported that people who rented the house found two people inside when they arrived. 

Oregon anglers, hunters warned of phony license online scam

For Oregon consumers looking to hunt and/or fish this season, be careful when purchasing licenses as Better Business Bureau Northwest and Pacific has learned of an ongoing online scam publishing phony licenses.

Health advisory for water contact at D River Beach lifted

The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) today lifted a public health advisory for contact with marine water at D River Beach, located in Lincoln City.

Driftwood Public Library offers two new free satellite libraries

Lincoln City's Driftwood Public Library has established two new free satellite libraries south of Lincoln City at Chester's Thriftway in Lincoln Beach and Nava's Market...

Taft High 7-12’s Ceder named principal at Toledo Jr./Sr. High

Taft High 7-12 Assistant Principal Richard Ceder has been named to replace longtime Toledo Jr./Sr. High School Principal Clint Raever, who has accepted the same...
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Samaritan Health Services report shows $161 million in local health investment

In 2018, Samaritan Health Services invested nearly $161 million in community health to help address activities that promote healthy families and better access to health care.

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