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Oh me, oh my it's almost August & you know what that means. The sun is setting on our 2026 season. If you've never been this season then you're missing out. Don't wait last minute buy your tickets now. Don't forget we have a show this Saturday at7pm & we look forward to seeing y'all there 😉 Featured News by The Sawdust Theatre
Oh me, oh my it's almost August & you know what that means. The sun is setting on our 2026 season. If you've never been this season then you're missing out. Don't wait last minute buy your tickets now. Don't forget we have a show this Saturday at7pm & we look forward to seeing y'all there 😉
Oh me oh my its almost August amp you know what that means The sun is setting on our 2026 ... More

07/30/2026

Join us tonight at Reedsport City Hall from 4:00-6:00PM to learn more about Thrive Umpqua!You Are Invited! ⭐️Reedsport Community Wellness Hub Kick Off Event⭐️ Join us Thursday, July 30th from 4:00-6:00PM at Reedsport City Hall to celebrate the launch of the Reedsport Community Wellness Hub! Featured News by Lower Umpqua Hospital District
Join us tonight at Reedsport City Hall from 4:00-6:00PM to learn more about Thrive Umpqua!You Are Invited! ⭐️Reedsport Community Wellness Hub Kick Off Event⭐️ Join us Thursday, July 30th from 4:00-6:00PM at Reedsport City Hall to celebrate the launch of the Reedsport Community Wellness Hub!
Join us tonight at Reedsport City Hall from 400-600PM to learn more about Thrive UmpquaYou... More

07/30/2026

You're invited to join in on August's CBPL book clubs! 📚✨ 🐇 On Tuesday, August 4 on Zoom, Jenny will be discussing ‘The Empress of Salt and Fortune’ by Nghi Vo with the Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Club. 🧇 On Saturday, August 8, Mikaela and the Book Brunch group will be discussing ‘The Starless Sea' by Erin Morgenstern. 🌊 On Thursday, August 20 on Zoom, Paul and Drea of North Bend Public Library will be discussing 'The Color of Water' by James McBride with the Unlimited Book Club. 🇯🇵 El viernes 21 de agosto es nuestro Club de Lectura con Maria. Nuestro libro del mes de agosto: Featured News by Coos Bay Public Library
You're invited to join in on August's CBPL book clubs! 📚✨ 🐇 On Tuesday, August 4 on Zoom, Jenny will be discussing ‘The Empress of Salt and Fortune’ by Nghi Vo with the Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Club. 🧇 On Saturday, August 8, Mikaela and the Book Brunch group will be discussing ‘The Starless Sea' by Erin Morgenstern. 🌊 On Thursday, August 20 on Zoom, Paul and Drea of North Bend Public Library will be discussing 'The Color of Water' by James McBride with the Unlimited Book Club. 🇯🇵 El viernes 21 de agosto es nuestro Club de Lectura con Maria. Nuestro libro del mes de agosto: "Nos llamaron enemigos" de George Takei.Photos from Coos Bay Library's post
Youre invited to join in on Augusts CBPL book clubs On Tuesday August 4 on Zoom Jenny w... More

07/30/2026

NEW: SATURDAY S.T.E.A.M. AT THE COOS BAY LIBRARY The Coos Bay Public Library is happy to announce a new program: Saturday STEAM from 2:30-3:30 p.m. on Saturdays. STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math, but mostly it means having fun while making, building, creating, and exploring together. Each week features a different hands-on activity. You might try a science experiment, make a craft, solve puzzles, tackle building challenges, build with LEGO® bricks, or play games that get you thinking and creating. For our first event the theme will be Ready, Set, Solve! Enjoy a fun mix of puzzles and hands-on challenges in the Children's section at the Coos Bay Public Library! Drop in anytime during the program to solve puzzles, crack brain teasers, create colorful rubber band designs, build pictures and shapes with wooden pattern blocks, or test your skills with fun logic games. There's something for every age and ability. Explore, create, and solve together! This relaxed, family-friendly program lets you drop in, try as many activities as you'd like, and enjoy them at your own pace. Upcoming programs will include Game On! (August 8), Sun Science: Discover UV Light (Aug 22, registration required), and LEGO Brick Hour (August 29). Featured News by City of Coos Bay
NEW: SATURDAY S.T.E.A.M. AT THE COOS BAY LIBRARY The Coos Bay Public Library is happy to announce a new program: Saturday STEAM from 2:30-3:30 p.m. on Saturdays. STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math, but mostly it means having fun while making, building, creating, and exploring together. Each week features a different hands-on activity. You might try a science experiment, make a craft, solve puzzles, tackle building challenges, build with LEGO® bricks, or play games that get you thinking and creating. For our first event the theme will be Ready, Set, Solve! Enjoy a fun mix of puzzles and hands-on challenges in the Children's section at the Coos Bay Public Library! Drop in anytime during the program to solve puzzles, crack brain teasers, create colorful rubber band designs, build pictures and shapes with wooden pattern blocks, or test your skills with fun logic games. There's something for every age and ability. Explore, create, and solve together! This relaxed, family-friendly program lets you drop in, try as many activities as you'd like, and enjoy them at your own pace. Upcoming programs will include Game On! (August 8), Sun Science: Discover UV Light (Aug 22, registration required), and LEGO Brick Hour (August 29).
NEW SATURDAY STEAM AT THE COOS BAY LIBRARY The Coos Bay Public Library is happy to announ... More

07/30/2026

A HOT CAR IS NO PLACE FOR YOUR PET While many of us welcome the warmer weather, we must remember that some of our loved ones may find themselves in an uncomfortable predicament. It could even result in their death. Pets regularly accompany many people on trips and errands, which often leaves them alone in a vehicle. Pets should not be left unattended in a parked car. On warm days, and even cloudy days, the temperature in a car can rise to dangerous levels in minutes, even with the windows left open. A brief stop at a store or another errand can quickly turn into 15 minutes or more before we know it. Leaving pets in a car for this time could be a mistake that takes their life. Leaving the windows cracked won't cool the car enough to protect your beloved pet, even if they have water available. Oregon was the 11th state to pass a Good Samaritan Law, which allows anyone – not just law enforcement – to enter a vehicle (by force or otherwise) to remove an unattended domestic animal without fear of civil or criminal liability. If you come upon a scenario where you believe an animal could perish, please contact our dispatch center at 541-265-0777 before deciding to enter the vehicle. Be ready to convey your location, the vehicle description, and a description of you. Our Animal Service Deputies will make every effort to respond quickly. If you determine that more immediate life-saving action is necessary, please ensure you do all of the following: • have a reasonable belief that the animal is in imminent danger • notify law enforcement or emergency services either before or soon after entering the vehicle • use only the minimum force necessary to enter the vehicle • stay with the animal until law enforcement, emergency services, or the owner or operator of the vehicle arrives. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
A HOT CAR IS NO PLACE FOR YOUR PET While many of us welcome the warmer weather, we must remember that some of our loved ones may find themselves in an uncomfortable predicament. It could even result in their death. Pets regularly accompany many people on trips and errands, which often leaves them alone in a vehicle. Pets should not be left unattended in a parked car. On warm days, and even cloudy days, the temperature in a car can rise to dangerous levels in minutes, even with the windows left open. A brief stop at a store or another errand can quickly turn into 15 minutes or more before we know it. Leaving pets in a car for this time could be a mistake that takes their life. Leaving the windows cracked won't cool the car enough to protect your beloved pet, even if they have water available. Oregon was the 11th state to pass a Good Samaritan Law, which allows anyone – not just law enforcement – to enter a vehicle (by force or otherwise) to remove an unattended domestic animal without fear of civil or criminal liability. If you come upon a scenario where you believe an animal could perish, please contact our dispatch center at 541-265-0777 before deciding to enter the vehicle. Be ready to convey your location, the vehicle description, and a description of you. Our Animal Service Deputies will make every effort to respond quickly. If you determine that more immediate life-saving action is necessary, please ensure you do all of the following: • have a reasonable belief that the animal is in imminent danger • notify law enforcement or emergency services either before or soon after entering the vehicle • use only the minimum force necessary to enter the vehicle • stay with the animal until law enforcement, emergency services, or the owner or operator of the vehicle arrives.
A HOT CAR IS NO PLACE FOR YOUR PET While many of us welcome the warmer weather we must re... More

07/30/2026

SW Tualatin Road will be closed at the railroad crossing between SW Cherokee Street and SW Chinook Drive beginning Monday, August 3, through at least Tuesday, August 4, for a Portland & Western Railroad improvement project. Please use alternate routes and allow extra travel time. This is not a City of Tualatin project. Any questions regarding the work or closure should be directed to Portland & Western Railroad: Customer Service: 800-757-7387, Ext. 7697 Emergency: 802 -527-3499 Featured News by City of Tualatin
SW Tualatin Road will be closed at the railroad crossing between SW Cherokee Street and SW Chinook Drive beginning Monday, August 3, through at least Tuesday, August 4, for a Portland & Western Railroad improvement project. Please use alternate routes and allow extra travel time. This is not a City of Tualatin project. Any questions regarding the work or closure should be directed to Portland & Western Railroad: Customer Service: 800-757-7387, Ext. 7697 Emergency: 802 -527-3499
SW Tualatin Road will be closed at the railroad crossing between SW Cherokee Street and SW... More

07/30/2026

🚨 LAST CALL! Featured News by Bay Area Chamber of Commerce (BACC)
🚨 LAST CALL!
LAST CALL Applications Close TOMORROW Dont watch others invest in their future while you ... More

07/30/2026

Pithitude thanks everyone who purchased our official Bigfoot blues T-shirt 😀 It was so great seeing so many people wear... Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
Pithitude thanks everyone who purchased our official Bigfoot blues T-shirt 😀 It was so great seeing so many people wear...
Pithitude thanks everyone who purchased our official Bigfoot blues T-shirt It was so grea... More

07/30/2026

Seattle Mariners, July 30 Featured News by JC News
Seattle Mariners, July 30
The LA Dodgers 68-40 evened their MLB series with visiting Seattle 53-56 Wednesday 4-2 at ... More

07/30/2026

Big 10 Football Media Day, July 30 Featured News by JC News
Big 10 Football Media Day, July 30
UO release - CHICAGO - Just one week away from the start of fall camp ahead of the 2026 se... More

07/30/2026

Police Logs, July 30 Featured News by JC News
Police Logs, July 30
Illegal camping NBAccording to an entry on the NBPD log for July 28 710 am Harbor Ave Nort... More

07/30/2026

Harassment, Domestic, Coos Bay, July 30 Featured News by JC News
Harassment, Domestic, Coos Bay, July 30
CCSO release - DateTimenbsp July 29 2026 Case S2026-01174 Classificationnbsp Harassment D... More

07/30/2026

Contempt of Court, July 30 Featured News by JC News
Contempt of Court, July 30
Coos Co SO release - DateTimenbsp July 28th 2026 841 am Case S2026-01168 Classificationn... More

07/30/2026

Burglary, Bandon, July 30 Featured News by JC News
Burglary, Bandon, July 30
CCSO release - DateTimenbsp July 26th 2026 634 pm Case S2026-01159 Classificationnbsp Bu... More

07/30/2026

Sexual Abuse of Children, July 30 Featured News by JC News
Sexual Abuse of Children, July 30
Coos Co DA release ndash After an investigation and several criminal prosecutions that las... More

07/30/2026

Deputy Placed on Unpaid Administrative Leave, July 30 Featured News by JC News
Deputy Placed on Unpaid Administrative Leave, July 30
Lane Co SO release - On June 29th 2026 It was reported to the Lane County Sheriffrsquos Of... More

07/30/2026

Law Enforcement Pursuit Outside Cottage Grove, Lane Co., July 30 Featured News by JC News
Law Enforcement Pursuit Outside Cottage Grove, Lane Co., July 30
Lane Co SO release - On July 27th at about 845 pm Deputies spotted an individual who had a... More

07/30/2026

CBPD Unclaimed Property, July 30 Featured News by JC News
CBPD Unclaimed Property, July 30
City of Coos Bay release - The Coos Bay Police Department has in its physical possession t... More

07/30/2026

School Resource Deputy (Bike Rodeos), July 30 Featured News by JC News
School Resource Deputy (Bike Rodeos), July 30
CCSO release - Coquille School Resource Deputy J Owens took it upon himself to host severa... More

07/30/2026

North of Cape Falcon Commercial Troll Salmon Action Notice, July 30 Featured News by JC News
North of Cape Falcon Commercial Troll Salmon Action Notice, July 30
ODFW release - The National Marine Fisheries Service NMFS in consultation with the Pacific... More

07/30/2026

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