Remember four years ago when the Chinese “Green Fence” was put up? It was a virtual wall constructed to prevent mixed and contaminated recyclable materials from entering China. For many […]
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By Dan Haag “Sing For Love,” a benefit concert to aid those affected by Hurricane Harvey, will be held Saturday, September 23 at 7 pm in the North County Recreation […]
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By Dana Zia, The Golightly Gourmet As I write this the rain is pouring down on the roof, bringing the sounds and smells of fall into stark contrast to […]
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By Madame Zia Tomorrow, September 19, will be a New Moon in Virgo. New Moons always happen in the same sign that the Sun is in because when the […]
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By Chris Wagner In the previous essay, I introduced ‘The Four Agreements’ and took a look at the first one, Be Impeccable With Your Word which focuses on communication and […]
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By Dan Haag Manzanita is a place that begs to be enjoyed over a glass of wine while admiring a sunset. Mark Proden, whose new venture The Winery At Manzanita […]
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By Julie Chick Nearly 50 people gathered in Nehalem on September 12th to listen to Oregon Parks and Recreation Dept. (OPRD) present the idea of a ‘Scenic Waterway’ designation to […]
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On September 16, 2017 OSP responded to a report of a small aircraft collision on the Nehalem Bay State Park airstrip. Preliminary investigation revealed that at approximately 5:14 pm, a […]
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By Sierra Lauder, Director of Events & Downtown Development, Tillamook Chamber of Commerce After a stressful week of setting up the new traffic footprint last week, this week we see […]
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By Hayden Bush, OSU Open Campus Education Coordinator For some people, going to college is a time-honored tradition to attend the same college as parents, grandparents, and the rest of […]
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