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Hometown of ‘Addams Family’ creator becomes ghoulish Halloween destination Featured News by Oregon Today News
Hometown of ‘Addams Family’ creator becomes ghoulish Halloween destination
The New Jersey town that helped birth The Addams Family is embracing its spooky and kooky ... More

10/29/2026

Bird flu spreads to Washington dairy farms Featured News by Oregon Today News
Bird flu spreads to Washington dairy farms
Bird flu is hitting Washington dairy farms and its spreading fast The Washington State Dep... More

10/29/2026

AVOIDING STORM DAMAGE TO YOUR HOME Storms can be severe and leave a lasting impact on our communities, but there are ways to prepare your home to minimize the risk of damage when severe weather strikes. In some cases, taking these steps can mean the difference between costly home repairs and no storm damage to your home at all. Stay Informed Monitor weather and storm warnings so you can prepare in advanced. • The National Weather Service provides many updates including weather forecasts, current conditions, flood warnings, and more: www.weather.gov/pqr/ • In addition to local alerts, Lincoln Alerts can send automated messages and warnings directly from the National Weather Service (NWS) if you update your settings under “Alert Subscriptions”. Users can choose to receive NWS automated messages for high wind warnings, floods, winter weather, and more. Users can also choose the times they would like to receive messages or set “quiet hours” for these specific NWS Alert Subscriptions: member.everbridge.net/892807736721689/login Prepare Before Inclement Weather • Remove dead wood. Trimming your trees help prevent falling branches in heavy wind or other severe weather. For particularly tall trees, experts can do the trimming for you and can tell you when trees are at risk of being blown over in a storm so they can be removed. • Secure outdoor items. Loose items like grills, picnic tables, and lawn furniture should be brought inside to avoid becoming projectiles in high winds. Decorations, even those securely attached to the home, could cause damage or be destroyed in the storm. • Deal with drainage problems. Clean gutters from fallen leaves and other debris. Address other drainage problems around your home, including areas where water can drain onto the foundation and cause damage. Landscaping professionals can help you identify the problems and find solutions so that you don’t have issues when the storms come. • Sandbag before flooding occurs. Sandbags may be used to help redirect water away from structures. One of the keys to successful sandbag use is having them in place before flooding begins. There are three sandbagging stations in Lincoln County, one at North Lincoln Fire and Rescue St. Clair Station in Lincoln City, one at the Public Works parking lot in Newport, and one at Yachats Rural Fire Protection District in Yachats. Find sandbagging and flooding resources on our website: www.co.lincoln.or.us/757/Hazards-Flooding-River-Levels • Inspect the roof periodically. If an inspection shows possible leaks, getting them fixed right away will help protect your home from damage. A brand-new roof should withstand most weather, but if your roof is more than 5 years old, it should be checked for loose shingles, nails, and sheathing. Loose shingles, nails, and sheathing can cause chunks of roofing to be dislodged or create openings for rain and ice to penetrate. Roofs that are over 15 years old risk sudden deterioration or failure in storms even if no problems are apparent. • Consider impact-rated windows. You may be able to protect your windows from damage by installing hurricane shutters, or by just boarding up the windows if a severe storm is imminent. New windows are likely to be more airtight and impervious to leaks and damage than older windows. In areas where severe weather is frequent, such as coastal areas, consider windows that are specially made to withstand storm-level air pressure and impact. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
AVOIDING STORM DAMAGE TO YOUR HOME Storms can be severe and leave a lasting impact on our communities, but there are ways to prepare your home to minimize the risk of damage when severe weather strikes. In some cases, taking these steps can mean the difference between costly home repairs and no storm damage to your home at all. Stay Informed Monitor weather and storm warnings so you can prepare in advanced. • The National Weather Service provides many updates including weather forecasts, current conditions, flood warnings, and more: www.weather.gov/pqr/ • In addition to local alerts, Lincoln Alerts can send automated messages and warnings directly from the National Weather Service (NWS) if you update your settings under “Alert Subscriptions”. Users can choose to receive NWS automated messages for high wind warnings, floods, winter weather, and more. Users can also choose the times they would like to receive messages or set “quiet hours” for these specific NWS Alert Subscriptions: member.everbridge.net/892807736721689/login Prepare Before Inclement Weather • Remove dead wood. Trimming your trees help prevent falling branches in heavy wind or other severe weather. For particularly tall trees, experts can do the trimming for you and can tell you when trees are at risk of being blown over in a storm so they can be removed. • Secure outdoor items. Loose items like grills, picnic tables, and lawn furniture should be brought inside to avoid becoming projectiles in high winds. Decorations, even those securely attached to the home, could cause damage or be destroyed in the storm. • Deal with drainage problems. Clean gutters from fallen leaves and other debris. Address other drainage problems around your home, including areas where water can drain onto the foundation and cause damage. Landscaping professionals can help you identify the problems and find solutions so that you don’t have issues when the storms come. • Sandbag before flooding occurs. Sandbags may be used to help redirect water away from structures. One of the keys to successful sandbag use is having them in place before flooding begins. There are three sandbagging stations in Lincoln County, one at North Lincoln Fire and Rescue St. Clair Station in Lincoln City, one at the Public Works parking lot in Newport, and one at Yachats Rural Fire Protection District in Yachats. Find sandbagging and flooding resources on our website: www.co.lincoln.or.us/757/Hazards-Flooding-River-Levels • Inspect the roof periodically. If an inspection shows possible leaks, getting them fixed right away will help protect your home from damage. A brand-new roof should withstand most weather, but if your roof is more than 5 years old, it should be checked for loose shingles, nails, and sheathing. Loose shingles, nails, and sheathing can cause chunks of roofing to be dislodged or create openings for rain and ice to penetrate. Roofs that are over 15 years old risk sudden deterioration or failure in storms even if no problems are apparent. • Consider impact-rated windows. You may be able to protect your windows from damage by installing hurricane shutters, or by just boarding up the windows if a severe storm is imminent. New windows are likely to be more airtight and impervious to leaks and damage than older windows. In areas where severe weather is frequent, such as coastal areas, consider windows that are specially made to withstand storm-level air pressure and impact.
AVOIDING STORM DAMAGE TO YOUR HOME Storms can be severe and leave a lasting impact on our... More

10/29/2026

Nearly 6 million French press coffee makers under recall over burn risk Featured News by Oregon Today News
Nearly 6 million French press coffee makers under recall over burn risk
Nearly 6 million French press coffee makers are being recalled because their glass contain... More

10/29/2026

Daily Dose: Medicare changes for 2027, spotting a stroke fast and why real pumpkin wins Featured News by Oregon Today News
Daily Dose: Medicare changes for 2027, spotting a stroke fast and why real pumpkin wins
Medicare open enrollment ends Dec 7 with plan changes and higher costs coming in 2027 Plus... More

10/29/2026

US and Japan agree to establish a Japanese facility for joint missile production Featured News by Oregon Today News
US and Japan agree to establish a Japanese facility for joint missile production
CEBU Philippines The United States and Japan have agreed to establish a Japanese facility... More

10/29/2026

Former Blazers coach nets $1M gain on sale of Lake Oswego home Featured News by Oregon Today News
Former Blazers coach nets $1M gain on sale of Lake Oswego home
Former Trail Blazers acting head coach Tiago Splitter who accepted a job in June as head c... More

10/29/2026

Pilot flies kitten with twisted legs to Kansas for treatment Featured News by Oregon Today News
Pilot flies kitten with twisted legs to Kansas for treatment
A husband and wife used their plane to fly a 10-week-old kitten who suffers from twisted l... More

10/29/2026

6-year-old sells candy bars during standstill traffic on Kentucky bridge Featured News by Oregon Today News
6-year-old sells candy bars during standstill traffic on Kentucky bridge
A 6-year-old boy in Kentucky took fundraising to new heights selling chocolates to drivers... More

10/29/2026

Vancouver Mall Halloween shooter found guilty of first-degree murder Featured News by Oregon Today News
Vancouver Mall Halloween shooter found guilty of first-degree murder
Jurors in the Travis Ward trial found him guilty of murdering James Perez in 2024 More

10/29/2026

Amazon recalls 32K dressers over tip-over, child safety risks: How to get a full refund Featured News by Oregon Today News
Amazon recalls 32K dressers over tip-over, child safety risks: How to get a full refund
More than 32000 dressers sold nationwide on Amazon are being recalled over serious tip-ove... More

10/29/2026

University of Oregon weighs eliminating some postgraduate programs Featured News by Oregon Today News
University of Oregon weighs eliminating some postgraduate programs
The University of Oregon is considering the elimination of multiple postgraduate programs ... More

10/29/2026

Oregon, Washington lead $220M GM settlement over driver data Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon, Washington lead $220M GM settlement over driver data
Oregon and Washington led 36 states in a settlement that requires GM to strengthen privacy... More

10/29/2026

Sewer Maintenance on Southwest Boulevard On Friday, October 30, 2026, City staff will be cleaning and inspecting sewer lines near Englewood Market on Southwest Boulevard. Flaggers will be on site directing traffic and Southwest Boulevard will be reduced to one travel lane. Work will start after 8:30 am and end no later than 3:30 pm. Please exercise caution when traveling through the work area. Should you have questions, please contact Public Works at (541) 269 – 1181, extension 3565.Photos from Coos Bay - City Government's post Featured News by City of Coos Bay
Sewer Maintenance on Southwest Boulevard On Friday, October 30, 2026, City staff will be cleaning and inspecting sewer lines near Englewood Market on Southwest Boulevard. Flaggers will be on site directing traffic and Southwest Boulevard will be reduced to one travel lane. Work will start after 8:30 am and end no later than 3:30 pm. Please exercise caution when traveling through the work area. Should you have questions, please contact Public Works at (541) 269 – 1181, extension 3565.Photos from Coos Bay - City Government's post
Sewer Maintenance on Southwest Boulevard On Friday October 30 2026 City staff will be ... More

10/29/2026

Mass fish kill after Portland company spills hundreds of gallons of chemicals, officials say Featured News by Oregon Today News
Mass fish kill after Portland company spills hundreds of gallons of chemicals, officials say
Students and teachers from the Sunnyside Environmental School were visiting Tideman Johnso... More

10/29/2026

Oregon HS volleyball all-century team: Vote for best setter of past 25 years Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon HS volleyball all-century team: Vote for best setter of past 25 years
Last fall marked the 25th Oregon high school volleyball season this century and The Oregon... More

10/29/2026

375,000 space heaters recalled because they could overheat and catch fire Featured News by Oregon Today News
375,000 space heaters recalled because they could overheat and catch fire
Hundreds of thousands of space heaters have been recalled after more than a dozen incident... More

10/29/2026

3 dead in Turkey’s tourist region after rock collapse Featured News by Oregon Today News
3 dead in Turkey’s tourist region after rock collapse
At least three are dead and five people are injured after parts of a large volcanic rock f... More

10/29/2026

Man accused of abducting, tying up 10-year-old Canby girl, assaulting sister to appear in court Featured News by Oregon Today News
Man accused of abducting, tying up 10-year-old Canby girl, assaulting sister to appear in court
The 35-year-old man accused of kidnapping a 10-year-old girl and assaulting her sister in ... More

10/29/2026

WATCH: Deer smashes into a woman leaving a North Carolina laundromat Featured News by Oregon Today News
WATCH: Deer smashes into a woman leaving a North Carolina laundromat
A deer caused chaos at a North Carolina laundromat leaping over a car and into a woman bef... More

10/29/2026

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