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Police Logs, Dec. 24 Featured News by JC News
Police Logs, Dec. 24
TheftAccording to an entry on the CQPD log for Dec 22 853 pm 240 W Hwy 42 Hwy Deli Mart 19... More

12/24/2025

NBPD K9 Donations top $60,000, Dec. 24 Featured News by JC News
NBPD K9 Donations top $60,000, Dec. 24
City of North Bend release - Department says year-to-date contributions are sustaining the... More

12/24/2025

Assault River Rd., Lane Co., Dec. 24 Featured News by JC News
Assault River Rd., Lane Co., Dec. 24
On December 20th at 2 am Lane County Sheriffrsquos deputies responded code three with ligh... More

12/24/2025

Crash Involving Flames, Lane Co., Dec. 24 Featured News by JC News
Crash Involving Flames, Lane Co., Dec. 24
On December 21st at 1 am Lane County Sheriffrsquos deputies responded to a report of a sin... More

12/24/2025

Bull Elk Left to Waste, Douglas Co., Dec. 24 Featured News by JC News
Bull Elk Left to Waste, Douglas Co., Dec. 24
DOUGLAS COUNTY 23 December 2025 ndash The Oregon State Police Fish and Wildlife Division i... More

12/24/2025

Elk at Cannon Beach, Dec. 24 Featured News by JC News
Elk at Cannon Beach, Dec. 24
Oregon Coast residents know already there is a lot to see and do along the Coast from Broo... More

12/24/2025

City of Newport Fighting ICE, Dec. 24 Featured News by JC News
City of Newport Fighting ICE, Dec. 24
The Feds are tight-lipped but officials and residents at Newport on the Central Oregon Coa... More

12/24/2025

Safety tips for coastal beach visitors during rainy season, Dec. 24 Featured News by JC News
Safety tips for coastal beach visitors during rainy season, Dec. 24
OHA release - PORTLAND OremdashAlthough Oregon Health Authorityrsquos Oregon Beach Monitor... More

12/24/2025

Wind and winter storms expected to impact holiday travel, Dec. 24 Featured News by JC News
Wind and winter storms expected to impact holiday travel, Dec. 24
ODOT release - ODOT is urging travelers to plan carefully around the timing of a strong wi... More

12/24/2025

High Wind Warning, Dec. 24 Featured News by JC News
High Wind Warning, Dec. 24
Alert from the National Weather Service - High Wind Warning issued December 23 at 1106AM P... More

12/24/2025

CBPL Event, Dec. 24 Featured News by JC News
CBPL Event, Dec. 24
Coos Bay Public Library 525 Anderson Ave Coos Bay OR - Christmas Holiday Closure Wednesday... More

12/24/2025

WBC Forum, Dec. 24 Featured News by JC News
WBC Forum, Dec. 24
The Bay Area Chamber of Commerce Wednesday Business Connection WBC Forum is taking the nex... More

12/24/2025

These stores and restaurants will be open on Christmas Day 2025 Featured News by Oregon Today News
These stores and restaurants will be open on Christmas Day 2025
As Christmas approaches navigating holiday store hours is crucial for last-minute shoppers... More

12/24/2025

Power outage snarls traffic at busy Bend shopping hub Featured News by Oregon Today News
Power outage snarls traffic at busy Bend shopping hub
A power outage on Bends north side knocked out traffic signals and businesses causing majo... More

12/24/2025

Small Choices, Big Impact Featured News by Oregon Today News
Small Choices, Big Impact
As the holiday season rings in full force and the first few snowflakes finally fall in Ben... More

12/24/2025

A Busy and Impactful Visit to the Coos Bay-North Bend Rotary Club! District Governor Chris Waugh enjoyed a wonderful visit with the Coos Bay-North Bend Rotary Club on December 8th and 9th, experiencing their renowned hospitality and vibrant service spirit. The visit began with a warm welcome the evening before their meeting, as Co-President Heidi Proett hosted a social dinner at her home for several club members. The fellowship over a delicious meal of minestrone, lasagna, garlic bread, and salad was a perfect start. The club meets at the Ko-Kwel (formerly Mill) Casino under the dynamic leadership of Co-Presidents Amy Bailey and Heidi Proett. A highlight of the meeting was DG Waugh presenting the club with a Rotary International award in recognition of their significant Polio Plus contributions for the 2024-25 year. The club is growing strong, having recently inducted four new members all under the age of 50! The energy is focused on major community projects, including their signature events: Cruz the Coos, the Festival of Trees, and the Wine Walk. December is an especially hectic and impactful month for this active group. Furthermore, they are developing a brand-new park by the airport, demonstrating a lasting commitment to community enhancement. Conversation also turned to the future of Rotary, discussing how to meet member expectations and leverage tools like AI to make administrative tasks easier and more efficient. It was an inspiring visit with a club deeply invested in fellowship, growth, and serving the Bay Area with tremendous dedication. Thank you for the warm welcome! #Rotary #Rotary5110 #ServiceAboveSelf #CommunityService #PolioPlus #ClubGrowth #CoosBayPhotos from Rotary District 5110's post Featured News by Rotary International District 5110
A Busy and Impactful Visit to the Coos Bay-North Bend Rotary Club! District Governor Chris Waugh enjoyed a wonderful visit with the Coos Bay-North Bend Rotary Club on December 8th and 9th, experiencing their renowned hospitality and vibrant service spirit. The visit began with a warm welcome the evening before their meeting, as Co-President Heidi Proett hosted a social dinner at her home for several club members. The fellowship over a delicious meal of minestrone, lasagna, garlic bread, and salad was a perfect start. The club meets at the Ko-Kwel (formerly Mill) Casino under the dynamic leadership of Co-Presidents Amy Bailey and Heidi Proett. A highlight of the meeting was DG Waugh presenting the club with a Rotary International award in recognition of their significant Polio Plus contributions for the 2024-25 year. The club is growing strong, having recently inducted four new members all under the age of 50! The energy is focused on major community projects, including their signature events: Cruz the Coos, the Festival of Trees, and the Wine Walk. December is an especially hectic and impactful month for this active group. Furthermore, they are developing a brand-new park by the airport, demonstrating a lasting commitment to community enhancement. Conversation also turned to the future of Rotary, discussing how to meet member expectations and leverage tools like AI to make administrative tasks easier and more efficient. It was an inspiring visit with a club deeply invested in fellowship, growth, and serving the Bay Area with tremendous dedication. Thank you for the warm welcome! #Rotary #Rotary5110 #ServiceAboveSelf #CommunityService #PolioPlus #ClubGrowth #CoosBayPhotos from Rotary District 5110's post
A Busy and Impactful Visit to the Coos Bay-North Bend Rotary Club District Governor Chris... More

12/24/2025

Oregon AG leads states in lawsuit against HHS's youth gender-affirming care declaration Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon AG leads states in lawsuit against HHS's youth gender-affirming care declaration
The declaration says HHS may exclude providers of gender-affirming care from participating... More

12/24/2025

Ongoing wind storm causing widespread road impacts across Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ongoing wind storm causing widespread road impacts across Oregon
Strong winds that began overnight are causing widespread impacts on roads across Oregon in... More

12/24/2025

‘We’re not going to back off’: As Blazers’ season of frustration continues, they pledge to keep fighting Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘We’re not going to back off’: As Blazers’ season of frustration continues, they pledge to keep fighting
At some point even the most devoted Portland Trail Blazers fans have to throw up their han... More

12/24/2025

North Central Oregon under a wind advisory until Wednesday evening – gusts could peak at 50 mph Featured News by Oregon Today News
North Central Oregon under a wind advisory until Wednesday evening – gusts could peak at 50 mph
A wind advisory was issued by the National Weather Service on Wednesday at 1248 am valid b... More

12/24/2025

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