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Letter: Thank you, Newport!
I would like to say a heartfelt thank you to the entire city of Newport, as well as all who attended the Newport Loyalty Days Parade and the events surrounding this amazing event for the local community. With both the parade entrants as well as those watching through the rain and heavy mist — a persistent part of the parade — fun was had by all. Thank you to the volunteers who worked hard to bring the parade and surrounding events to a successful conclusion....
Dance students from two organizations present annual performance Sunday at Newport PAC
NEWPORT — Pacific Dance Ensemble and students from Newport School of Artistic Movement will present their 37th annual gift to the community, “Dances from the Heart” at the Newport Performing Arts Center on Sunday, May 26. Directed by Nancy Mittleman, the program will showcase original choreography, live...
This Week in History
25 years ago (1999) Bridge at Beverly Beach to be replaced Oregon Department of Transportation officials plan to seek an emergency declaration from the governor to allow immediate construction of a temporary bridge for U.S. Highway 101 near Beverly Beach State Park. The bridge, just north of Newport, is expected to be under construction within...
New manager, new directions for Newport’s historic cemetery
Newport’s historic Eureka Cemetery & Mausoleum, serving the local community for over a century, recently welcomed a new manager and has embarked upon exciting fresh programs. Long-time Newport resident Deborah Miller took over as manager in February when Kharizma McAnulty accepted a new position, though she remains as a public member of the nonprofit group. Miller has a degree in journalism and worked as a reporter before joining the county school district as communications director for six years. From there, she spent four years with...
Mysterious tar patties being found on Oregon and Washington coastlines
CANNON BEACH - The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department, and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW), as well as federal agencies, are responding Thursday to the report of pieces of tar found on beaches along the Oregon Coast. The agencies received a...
The walk of frame
The poem, titled "Why They Came,” is etched into a concrete walkway and begins with vivid imagery: “Some came as old stories say, some at the point of a gun.” The words are part of the newest public art addition to Lincoln City’s Art Trail, a project launched one year ago by the city’s Public Arts Committee and the Explore Lincoln City organization.
Primary election results: Lyle Mordhorst holds lead in race for Polk County Commissioner
Incumbent Lyle Mordhorst held a healthy lead against challenger and Monmouth City Councilor Roxanne Beltz in early returns in Tuesday's election for Polk County Commissioner. Mordhorst, who has been a Polk County Commissioner since 2019, was leading by more than 50% of the vote, the margin needed to avoid run-off election against Beltz...
Discover Your Next Buried Oregon Treasure at this Unique Pirate’s Plunder
Real talk, y’all: I love a thrift store. Like, I’m kinda obsessed with thrifting, second-hand shopping, and vintage-shopping in all its forms. On any road trip I make it a point to seek out the coolest and most unique stores in the area because you never know what kind of bargains you’ll find. If this kind of thing appeals to you too, then you will absolutely love Pirate’s Plunder in Newport. Seriously, they have everything here.
State, federal agencies search for source of tar found along Oregon coast, tar-like substance on several birds
CANNON BEACH, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Oregon environmental, parks and wildlife officials, as well as federal agencies, responded Thursday to investigate reports of pieces of tar found on beaches along the Oregon coast, days after several birds were found with a tar-like substance along the coast. The Oregon Department of Fish...
You octo go to Plaza Palooza
Join an afternoon of art, community and celebration this Saturday, May 25 at the Plaza Palooza, a family-friendly event celebrating the newest installations at the Lincoln City Cultural Center’s Cultural Plaza. A highlight of the event will be the dedication of the Kiwanis Outdoor Art Classroom, featuring the Gary...
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