By Sayde Moser-Walker What do you do with an 80-year-old Coast Guard Lifeboat Station? The possibilities are endless. At least that’s how Kristen Penner and the Garibaldi Cultural Heritage Initiative […]
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By April Bailey Pacific City is home to some delicious eateries. Whether it is the incomparable scones at Grateful Bread, the tasty burritos of Los Caporoles, or the beer-bathed everything […]
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Rockaway Beach Citizens for Watershed Protection (RBCWP) will host Chuck Willer, Director, Coast Range Association on Wednesday, July 19, 2017 at Tillamook Central Library. This is a free and public […]
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Local musicians Hope Montgomery and Eric Sappington will headline Art Accelerated’s Open Mic on Saturday, July 22, at YoTime Frozen Yogurt, in Tillamook. The monthly event, starting at 6:30 p.m., […]
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By Sayde Moser What do you get when you mix a handful of newbie skaters, half a dozen bruises, and cleverly scary nicknames like Carnage a Trois? Tillamook Coast’s new roller […]
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2017 Junior Softball Oregon State Champions Tillamook Red Fury Junior (14u) Division Little League Softball The Team: Manager: Steve Carney, Coaches – Janet Satter and Andy Boomer Players: Haylee Burgett, Lexie […]
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Rising Tide Productions will stage nine performances of John Patrick Shanley’s masterpiece Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning play — Doubt, A Parable, directed by: George Dzundza, beginning with tonight’s […]
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Nehalem resident Kindness Hyde flew to Australia on July 1st for a 20 day National Geographic student photography expedition. This is from one of the Nat Geo leaders about the […]
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It’s 1935 in Maycomb, Alabama, children play in the street, wild dogs run loose, mockingbirds sing, and Tom Robinson fights for his life. “To Kill A Mockingbird” is a great […]
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The public is invited to visit the Tillamook County Master Gardeners’ Learning Garden, located at the north entrance to the Fairgrounds, at an open house on Sunday, July 16, from […]
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