The Tillamook County Transportation District, a.k.a. The Wave, is one of the best examples of a high-quality, reputable, efficient organization serving and benefitting Tillamook County. The TCTD operates in a […]
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‘Higher-education, work and independent living are the reasons we all attend(ed) school, and it is no different for a student with a disability’, was the reoccurring theme throughout the one-day […]
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Oregon and Tillamook County joined the “wave of women” elected with Kate Brown’s re-election as governor, Tiffiny Mitchell as State Rep. for District 32, and Mary Faith Bell’s election to […]
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EDITOR’S NOTE: Neal has done it again with summary of voting — a great reminder how “new” the right to vote is for many of us. By Neal Lemery (11/3/18) […]
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Sometimes deciphering a ballot measure can be confusing. Does one’s vote mean “yes, let’s change that,” or “yes, let’s continue that,” or “no, we don’t want that,” or no, don’t […]
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As of Nov. 2nd at 11 am, voter turnout in Tillamook County is at 40.5%. It’s too late to mail your ballot – so drop it off at convenient drop […]
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EDITOR’S NOTE: Patrick Starnes, Independent candidate for Oregon’s governor, announced Tuesday Oct. 30th that he’s suspending his campaign and asked supporters to instead back Kate Brown’s re-election. The decision came […]
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There are many ballots yet to be marked with less than 30% of the ballots into the Tillamook County clerk’s office as of October 30th. Here are links to all […]
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By Brian Halvorsen, Independent/Progressive candidate for House District 32 Since I started my campaign for the 32nd District State Representative over a year ago, I made the key focus of […]
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As of Friday October 26th, according to Tillamook County’s Elections department, ONLY 14% of the registered 19,228 voters, have returned their ballots in Tillamook County. There is time to get […]
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