By Dan Haag I admit to being somewhat of a cynic. I need tangible proof that I can see and touch before I believe most things. Taking things on faith is not…
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Highway 101/6 Project Update – 3/27/18
OIOpublisher By Sierra Lauder, Director of Events and Downtown Development, Tillamook Area Chamber of Commerce Big changes are on the horizon, starting next week (April 2nd) with flagging at night as the…
Nehalem Bay Health District 2nd Notice of Scheduled Budget Committee Meeting
The Budget Committee of the Nehalem Bay Health District, Tillamook County, State of Oregon will meet in accordance with ORS 440.403 in the Main Conference Room, Nehalem Bay Health District, 278 Rowe…
A Home for CARE – Open House & Fundraising Reception at Nehalem Bay House, April 2nd
CARE Inc., Tillamook County’s social service agency fills many needs — homeless/emergency services, Healthy Families program, Veteran Services, assisted living community ownership/management, and much more. After doing so much for the community,…
Easter Egg Hunts in Tillamook County – Saturday March 31st
Nestucca Valley Lion’s Club Easter Egg Hunt Nestucca Jr/Sr. High Football Field 10:00 a.m. Preschool thru 4th grade Come early, 9:00 a.m. meet the Easter bunny; explore a Nestucca RFPD Fire Engine;…
Whale Watch Week
According to Oregon State Parks, March 25 was a fantastic day of whale watching. Hundreds of gray whales, orcas, humpback whales, and dolphins were spotted by thousands of visitors. Some of the…
YOW partners STEPPING UP to offer community-based walking groups throughout Tillamook County
Step It Up! Walking Groups begin the first week in April and will meet weekly to encourage increased physical activity and social support for improved physical and mental health. Being more active…
“STEP IT UP!” WALKING GROUPS FORMING
YOW Partners are going beyond “talking the talk” and are now “walking the walk.” Thanks to a grant secured by Tillamook Regional Medical Center (TRMC), funding from the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute…
Tillamook – March for Our Lives Saturday March 24
Over 50 people gathered at the Second Street Plaza for #Enough vigil, followed by a #March for Our Lives. Estimates were that about 150 people marched from Goodspeed Park to Tillamook High…
By Extension: Walk for Good Health – Step It Up! Survivors Tillamook
By Nancy Kershaw, Professor, Family & Community Health, OSU Extension Service, Tillamook County Walking is safer and puts less stress on the body than most other forms of aerobic exercise–the kind that…