Veterans

Standing atop the lush green grass in front of Chinook Winds Casino a lone sentinel mannequin dressed in an olive drab green Army uniform stands representing the US Infantry soldier of the Vietnam era, part of a traveling collection known as the Celebration of Honor.

Twenty-two-year-old Lincoln City local Joe Salsbery didn't know much about detailing cars and trucks when he started his own detailing business, Pit Crew Inc., back in November 2017.

Military veterans have unique physical, psychological, emotional and spiritual needs that can impact their end-of-life care.

The Lincoln County Veteran Service's Office will resume Lincoln City outreach days at the Lincoln City WorkSource office beginning Wednesday, Sept. 4 from 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Due to a recent staff shortage, Lincoln County Veterans Service Outreach  has been forced to suspend all outreach days at the Lincoln City Worksource Office until further notice.

For the first time in Oregon history, Gov. Kate Brown has declared June 12 as Women Veterans Day.

The Lincoln County Veteran Services Office has updated its hours of operation in both Newport and Lincoln City.

Memorial Day isn’t about sales or events. It’s about people fighting and dying so you can be free. People choose to join the military and put their lives on the line so you can enjoy freedom. Sometimes they don't come back alive and we honor them with Memorial Day. 

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Last week the Lincoln County Board of commissioners approved a lease between the Curry Family Trust and Lincoln County for property located at on SE Bay Blvd in Newport for a Veterans Services office.