TILLAMOOK, Ore. — The Tillamook County Public Health Department announced Sunday, March 29 that it has been informed of the third positive case of COVID-19 coronavirus in the county. The individual is…
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A little kindness goes a long way … Reach Out; Myth-busters; Total Cases in Oregon 479
OIOpublisher In these challenging times, it’s heartening to see so many acts of kindness. We’ve heard inspiring stories of folks volunteering at food pantries, buying groceries for home-bound neighbors and helping seniors….
A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR: Update about City of Wheeler
By Stevie Stephens Burden, Mayor of Wheeler Dear Friends and Neighbors As many of you know on this page I try hard to keep my FaceBook page for personal use. I like…
More Cases, More Testing; Community Resources for At-Risk, Outreach, Information
EDITOR’S NOTE: Previous articles from the Oregon Health Authority provide more details and projections about the effectiveness of closures and social distancing measures, while cases are increasing that’s because testing is increasing…
Second Positive Case of COVID-19 Reported in Tillamook County March 28th
The Tillamook County Public Health Department announced Saturday, March 28 that it has been informed of the second positive case of COVID-19 coronavirus in the county. The individual is a first responder…
COVID-19 UPDATE: 98 new cases; 12 deathes; total cases at 414
The 98 new cases are found in the following counties: Clackamas (10), Columbia (1), Deschutes (3), Douglas (1), Jackson (2), Klamath (1), Lane (2), Linn (2), Marion (26), Morrow (1), Multnomah (22),…
THIRD COVID-19 CASE IN CLATSOP COUNTY ANNOUNCED TODAY MARCH 27th
The Clatsop County Public Health Department announced Friday, March 27 that it has been informed of the third presumptive case of COVID-19 coronavirus in the county. The individual is a male between…
Oregon joins Washington in closing Columbia River fisheries Effective March 26th through at least April 8th
SALEM – Following the announcement today by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) that it will close all recreational fisheries in the state of Washington, the Oregon Department of Fish…
Fishing, hunting and wildlife viewing remain open; Access may be tricky – know before you go
Fishing, hunting and wildlife viewing in Oregon remain open. However, Oregon State Parks as well as several cities and counties have closed parks, boat ramps and other facilities that could hinder access…
We are in a critical time for flattening the curve – the more people that Stay Home, the more that will Stay Healthy
Projections for new COVID-19 cases show that we’re at a critical moment in the fight against this virus. Social distancing could alter the trajectory of new infections, which will give Oregon’s health…