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Explore Lincoln City supports National Travel and Tourism Week

Explore Lincoln City invites Lincoln City's travel and tourism community to take part in National Travel and Tourism Week, May 5 -11. The 36th annual...

Taft student council honored by state body for second straight year

Taft High 7-12 was one of 16 high schools honored recently at a banquet in Portland by the Oregon Association of Student Councils (OASC) for...

Taft senior track star Jin sprints to stint as Naval Academy midshipman

It will be “Anchors Aweigh” in more ways than one this week when Taft High senior David Jin hurdles his way into the Class 3A Special District 2 Track and Field Championships in Dayton.

NLFR Board candidates’ election signs allegedly stolen, vandalized

Eight election signs for North Lincoln Fire & Rescue Board of Director hopefuls George Blacketer, Roy Cabal and Dan Stubdgen have been allegedly stolen or vandalized over the last few days.

Lincoln City Police Crime Log April 26 – May 2

Criminal Mischief - 12:39 p.m. - Snack Attack  - Front door of business shattered. Caller also had phone messages complaining about business not being open at 11 a.m.

California man threatens to stab Newport Loyalty Days crowd

Michael Scott Garrett, 34, of Berkeley, Calif., told a crowd he was going to stab each one of them in the head Saturday at Newport's Loyalty Days & Sea Fair Festival.

Siletz Tribe donates $5,000 to Lincoln City Police K9 program

Officers Cody Snidow and KC Claunts recently joined Detective Jayne Johnson in accepting a $5,000 donation from the Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund to...

Lincoln City Youth League swings into action at Kirtsis

The ball fields at Kirtsis Park were bustling with Lincoln City Youth League players of various ages Saturday as scores of parents watched and rooted on teams and cringed as foul balls flew toward cars.

Depoe Bay woman killed in head-on car crash near Philomath

Catherine Koch, 37, of Depoe Bay, was pronounced dead at the scene Friday at a head-on collision on Highway 20 at Highway 223, west of Philomath.

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