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Holiday magic coming soon to a mailbox near you! Letters from Wintertime Characters are in the mail and will delivered soon!! A big thank you to our amazing staff and volunteers for bringing this holiday magic to life! Featured News by City of Tualatin
Holiday magic coming soon to a mailbox near you! Letters from Wintertime Characters are in the mail and will delivered soon!! A big thank you to our amazing staff and volunteers for bringing this holiday magic to life!
Holiday magic coming soon to a mailbox near you Letters from Wintertime Characters are in ... More

12/18/2025

Scouting the Dukes: 5 questions, prediction with a James Madison reporter Featured News by Oregon Today News
Scouting the Dukes: 5 questions, prediction with a James Madison reporter
No 5 Oregon takes on No 12 seed James Madison in the first round of the College Football P... More

12/18/2025

Iapani Laloulu leads 2 Oregon FWAA All-Americans Featured News by Oregon Today News
Iapani Laloulu leads 2 Oregon FWAA All-Americans
Iapani Laloulu is one of two Oregon players named All-Americans by the Football Writers As... More

12/18/2025

DEER AND ELK WINTER MIGRATION The Central Oregon Coast is experiencing its seasonal cold weather. Although the weather slows down our daily commute, we are not nearly as affected as wildlife, specifically elk and deer. Natural food sources are lean in the upper elevations in the coast range during the winter as snow falls, covering the ground. This time of year with snow accumulation in the coast range and freezing temperatures periodically down to sea level, elk and deer may move to even lower elevations to find adequate food. These additional movements often mean that the animals are crossing major roads both day and night which creates hazards to motorists. The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office would like motorists and spectators to be mindful of the animal movements. If you see one deer cross in front of you, chances are there is another one behind. Please take into account that the animals are often stressed due to additional migration in search of food. When spectating please keep a minimum distance of 100 yards from wildlife. If the animals begin to move from your presence, don’t follow them. Oregon Revised Statute 498.006 does protect the chasing or harassing of wildlife. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
DEER AND ELK WINTER MIGRATION The Central Oregon Coast is experiencing its seasonal cold weather. Although the weather slows down our daily commute, we are not nearly as affected as wildlife, specifically elk and deer. Natural food sources are lean in the upper elevations in the coast range during the winter as snow falls, covering the ground. This time of year with snow accumulation in the coast range and freezing temperatures periodically down to sea level, elk and deer may move to even lower elevations to find adequate food. These additional movements often mean that the animals are crossing major roads both day and night which creates hazards to motorists. The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office would like motorists and spectators to be mindful of the animal movements. If you see one deer cross in front of you, chances are there is another one behind. Please take into account that the animals are often stressed due to additional migration in search of food. When spectating please keep a minimum distance of 100 yards from wildlife. If the animals begin to move from your presence, don’t follow them. Oregon Revised Statute 498.006 does protect the chasing or harassing of wildlife.
DEER AND ELK WINTER MIGRATION The Central Oregon Coast is experiencing its seasonal cold ... More

12/18/2025

Beginning on December 18, 2025, the Lincoln County Jail will now offer access to video visitation in the lobby. The addition of video visitation access in the lobby allows those individuals who do not have internet, or access to a smartphone to video visit adults in custody. The lobby kiosk is an extension of our long-standing video visitation service provided by Turnkey Corrections. Video visitation fees are charged at a per minute rate. Established visitors can use the lobby kiosk to log directly into their existing account, while new users can create an account onsite. Lobby visitation is available daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Adult in custody availability may vary based on housing location and scheduling. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
Beginning on December 18, 2025, the Lincoln County Jail will now offer access to video visitation in the lobby. The addition of video visitation access in the lobby allows those individuals who do not have internet, or access to a smartphone to video visit adults in custody. The lobby kiosk is an extension of our long-standing video visitation service provided by Turnkey Corrections. Video visitation fees are charged at a per minute rate. Established visitors can use the lobby kiosk to log directly into their existing account, while new users can create an account onsite. Lobby visitation is available daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Adult in custody availability may vary based on housing location and scheduling.
Beginning on December 18 2025 the Lincoln County Jail will now offer access to video visit... More

12/18/2025

Editorial: Paying to improve Oregon health care Featured News by Oregon Today News
Editorial: Paying to improve Oregon health care
Medicaid providers in Oregon can earn more by hitting certain state set metrics More

12/18/2025

Immigration arrests in Washington state surged in recent months Featured News by Oregon Today News
Immigration arrests in Washington state surged in recent months
The Trump administrations immigration crackdown intensified across Washington in the late ... More

12/18/2025

Dear Abby: What’s protocol for mentioning decedent’s very good friend/companion in an obituary? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Abby: What’s protocol for mentioning decedent’s very good friend/companion in an obituary?
DEAR ABBY I would love your thoughts on the protocol if any for mentioning the name of a d... More

12/18/2025

Trail Blazers turn Fred Meyer into playground of joy for families struggling during holidays Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trail Blazers turn Fred Meyer into playground of joy for families struggling during holidays
They hoisted shots on a Nerf hoop They hastily assembled puzzles They roamed the store on ... More

12/18/2025

Who is Greg Biffle? Former NASCAR driver owns plane involved in NC crash Featured News by Oregon Today News
Who is Greg Biffle? Former NASCAR driver owns plane involved in NC crash
Biffle was named one of NASCARs 75 Greatest Drivers in recognition of his impact on the sp... More

12/18/2025

Plane owned by former NASCAR driver crashes at North Carolina airport Featured News by Oregon Today News
Plane owned by former NASCAR driver crashes at North Carolina airport
A local sheriff confirmed there are multiple deaths after a business jet crashed at an air... More

12/18/2025

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino says he plans to resign next month as bureau's No 2 official Featured News by Oregon Today News
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino says he plans to resign next month as bureau's No 2 official
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino says hell resign from the bureau next month ending a brief... More

12/18/2025

Trump administration moves to cut off transgender care for children Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump administration moves to cut off transgender care for children
US officials are proposing new restrictions that would effectively ban gender-affirming ca... More

12/18/2025

Map shows where in Oregon and Washington the most rain could fall during Thursday’s atmospheric river Featured News by Oregon Today News
Map shows where in Oregon and Washington the most rain could fall during Thursday’s atmospheric river
Once again an atmospheric river is bringing heavy rain to Portland and the entire Pacific ... More

12/18/2025

Chipotle to launch new high-protein menu Featured News by Oregon Today News
Chipotle to launch new high-protein menu
The new menu features entrees tacos and a first-ever snack designed to meet rising interes... More

12/18/2025

All but two highways from Willamette Valley to Central Oregon blocked by storm damage Featured News by Oregon Today News
All but two highways from Willamette Valley to Central Oregon blocked by storm damage
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12/18/2025

Police ID 18-year-old who allegedly flashed gun at bus passengers, fled officers in North Portland Featured News by Oregon Today News
Police ID 18-year-old who allegedly flashed gun at bus passengers, fled officers in North Portland
The Multnomah County Sheriffs Office has publicly identified the man who allegedly brandis... More

12/18/2025

Washington floods slam small farms, many uninsured Featured News by Oregon Today News
Washington floods slam small farms, many uninsured
The last time Mariposa Farm in northwest Washington state flooded owners Joaquin and Liz L... More

12/18/2025

Road Closures Along Fulton Avenue The City of Coos Bay is continuing construction of a new sanitary force main along Fulton Avenue between S Marple Street to Lindy Lane. The new force main and pump station are required in order to connect the 400 single family residential development, otherwise known as Timber Cove Estates, to the sanitary sewer system. The construction activities require the periodic closure of blocks along Fulton Avenue. Closure(s) will only allow local traffic through and will be reopened after daytime construction work ends at 7 p.m. per the project schedule. Working hours will be from 8 a.m.-7 p.m., Monday through Friday. Should you have any questions or want more information, please contact Geneva Varga, Engineering Services Coordinator, at (541) 269-1181 ext. 3523 or email gvarga@coosbayor.gov. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
Road Closures Along Fulton Avenue The City of Coos Bay is continuing construction of a new sanitary force main along Fulton Avenue between S Marple Street to Lindy Lane. The new force main and pump station are required in order to connect the 400 single family residential development, otherwise known as Timber Cove Estates, to the sanitary sewer system. The construction activities require the periodic closure of blocks along Fulton Avenue. Closure(s) will only allow local traffic through and will be reopened after daytime construction work ends at 7 p.m. per the project schedule. Working hours will be from 8 a.m.-7 p.m., Monday through Friday. Should you have any questions or want more information, please contact Geneva Varga, Engineering Services Coordinator, at (541) 269-1181 ext. 3523 or email [email protected].
Road Closures Along Fulton Avenue The City of Coos Bay is continuing construction of a ne... More

12/18/2025

There is still time to order your 24-25 yearbook. Information is below. Featured News by Reedsport Community Charter School
There is still time to order your 24-25 yearbook. Information is below.
There is still time to order your 24-25 yearbook Information is below More

12/18/2025

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