Earth Month is bringing volunteers together along the Oregon Coast for beach cleanups, habitat restoration, and community stewardship projects throughout April. From Astoria to Brookings, events are happening up and down the coastline, offering meaningful ways to protect marine e
Representative Cyrus Javadi today condemned a false and defamatory statement submitted against him for Oregon’s voters’ pamphlet, calling it a dishonest attempt…
A 40-foot, male Gray whale washed ashore on the south end of Seaside Beach April 14.
Rockaway Beach’s city council approved a contingent purchase agreement for 800 acres of forestland at the city’s north end for $4.35 million from Nuveen Natural…
I am writing to express my strong support for the formation of the Tillamook Bay Fire and Rescue Rural Fire Protection District. The proposed consolidation of B…
To the drivers who flashed what I like to call “gestures of displeasure” at the participants in the No Kings Rally
April marks Alcohol Awareness Month, a time to educate ourselves and our communities about the risks of alcohol misuse and its widespread impact on health and w…
The economic analytical site Bloomberg queried several dozen energy executives and traders and concluded the price of oil could hit $200 a barrel.
The Tillamook County Cultural Coalition (TCCC) is pleased to announce its 2026 grant recipients.
No worries-we are absolutely going to make sure that elections are free and fair. First, by deporting ten to 18 million illegal aliens from our country, then by…
April is National Community College Month, and it’s the perfect time to recognize how community colleges like TBCC work for Oregon. All 17 community colleges ac…
After two successful Summers of sending a combined Seven young adults (and hopefully more come July) to Camp Rilea for a weeklong Law Enforcement Camp, Tillamoo…
The American Association of University Women – Tillamook is hosting a Candidates Forum for the State Senate District 16, State Representative District 32, and T…
A Seaside, Oregon, woman was sentenced to federal prison yesterday for submitting fraudulent pandemic unemployment applications, falsely claiming over two dozen…
A Seaside woman is facing over two years in federal prison after stealing nearly $600,000 of COVID-19 benefits.
The sixth in the NW in three weeks; early indications suggest it may have been undernourished. Marine sciences
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