Oregon’s most recent poet laureate, Kim Stafford, was scheduled to visit students at Tillamook Bay Community College in April but the pandemic had other plans. His events were cancelled across […]
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CLACKAMAS, Ore.—Fishery managers in Washington and Oregon set additional Chinook salmon fishing days during their joint meeting today thanks to an upper Columbia summer Chinook run that is exceeding original […]
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By Bill Baertlein, Tillamook County Commissioner As we move through this pandemic, we are all facing challenges we never anticipated. The board of commissioners closed county buildings to all but […]
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Many of you have been following Oregon’s COVID-19 data closely. We regularly get questions about Oregon’s data and how to interpret the various charts, reports, and trends. Next week, you […]
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Portland, OR – Oregon’s U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley on Tuesday, July 14, will hold a digital and telephone town hall for constituents in Tillamook County. He will update constituents on […]
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EDITOR’S NOTES: Local business owners have taken to social media, pleading with the public to wear their masks and not take it out on them and employees. The businesses can […]
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The National Federation of Independent Business Oregon PAC has endorsed Suzanne Weber’s candidacy for Oregon House District 32. “By receiving the endorsement of the NFIB Oregon Political Action Committee, you […]
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By now, we all know that wearing a face covering is a simple step you can take to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. But what you do with them […]
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TILLAMOOK OR, (July 6, 2020) — In continuation of their work to build vibrant, accessible local food systems, Tillamook-based nonprofit Food Roots will now offer an online local food marketplace. […]
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The Tillamook County Planning Commission will hold a hearing this Thursday, July 9, at 7 p.m., for public input on the Cape Meares Loop Highway relocation project. No public attendance […]
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