The Kiwanis Club of Tillamook Foundation is committed to its mission of serving both the children of the Tillamook County AND the children of the world! To that end, we are delighted…
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CITY OF ROCKAWAY BEACH COMMUNITY GRANT PROGRAM ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
The City of Rockaway Beach is seeking to award grants to non-profit community groups and other entities that meet the grant criteria for the 2023/24 fiscal year. The city will award up…
FRIENDS OF NETARTS BAY WEBS: AROUND NETARTS BAY THIS AUGUST – FREE EVENTS!!
Friends of Netarts Bay Watershed, Estuary, Beach, and Sea (WEBS) has more fun and educational events planned for this August. Explore the wonder of the Oregon coast during free events hosted by…
UNITED PAWS Low Cost Cat Flea & Vaccine clinic Sat. July 29th
United Paws will hold a low-income* cat flea and vaccine clinic at their Tillamook clinic, at 1180 North Main on Saturday July 29th from 10 am to 3 pm by appointment only….
UNITED PAWS Cat/Kitten of the Week – Meet Jasper
Hi, Jasper here! Do you cheer for the underdog? Well that’s me! I was really sick and the runt when I was very little, and my foster mom thought she was going…
SIGN-UP TO DONATE BLOOD – Last-minute Red Cross Blood Drive in Tillamook July 18-19
We’re having a LAST MINUTE blood drive 07/18/23 In Tillamook! We really NEED your help! Please help us sign people up to donate blood so we can meet our patients needs tomorrow!!…
Navigating the Languorous History of Nehalem Valley
At the edge of the world, and at the edge of Tillamook County, the Nehalem Valley History Museum stands as a testament to the rich and diverse history of the region. Tom…
David’s Chair, the Electric All-Terrain Mobility Chair, Now Available in Pacific City, Netarts and Manzanita
By Nan Devlin on David’s Chair Access to the beach for people with mobility issues just got a lot easier in Pacific City and Netarts thanks to the recent installation of an…
Dr. Brian Atwater, tsunami expert and author, book-signing in Manzanita, presentation in Nehalem on July 8
Sponsored by the Nehalem Valley Historical Society, the event will benefit the Emergency Volunteer Corps of Nehalem Bay. A puzzling tsunami entered Japanese history in January, 1700. Samurai, merchants and villagers wrote…
Revitalizing the Waters: A Conversation with the Lower Nehalem Watershed Council
In the late 90s, Oregon and Washington faced a crisis. Salmon populations were plummeting, and the need for a solution was urgent. This crisis led to the birth of Watershed Councils, a…
