By Beth Hope, Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) coordinator “The words of your enemies do not hurt as much as the silence of your friends.” Daisy Coleman. Daisy Coleman and Audrie Pott…
Summer Youth 4-H Intern Applications Now Available
The Tillamook OSU Extension Service is now accepting applications for a High School or Community College Student for a summer office Internship with 4-H Youth Development Program. Community College students must be…
Hoppy Easter! Easter Egg Hunts throughout County Saturday April 15
It’s Easter time! And the weather forecast for Saturday is looking partly to mostly sunny, so get your baskets ready … There are the Easter Egg hunts from north to south throughout Tillamook…
Save the Date! “DR. HUCKLEBERRY” RETURNS May 13
The Tillamook County Historical Society (TCHS) is pleased to announce it has funded a reprinting of the Dr. Huckleberry memoir. With the permission of the Oregon Historical Society, TCHS member Karen Hirte…
Best-selling Author of “The Sound of Gravel” Reading & Discussion April 18
The Year of Wellness and the Tillamook County Women’s Resource Center are sponsoring this important community conversation about child sexual abuse with a reading by author Ruth Wariner on April 18th from…
First Tillamook County Science Fair at Piers End, Garibaldi
Here is just a sample of the incredible projects on display in the historic Piers End: Tonight the first Tillamook County Science Fair was held at the Old Coast Guard Boat House:…
Coast Guard rescues man stranded on rocky edge of Hug Point near Cannon Beach
WARRENTON, Ore. – The Coast Guard rescued a man that was stranded on a rocky edge by the high tide at Hug Point near Cannon Beach, Monday afternoon. The man was hoisted into…
SUSPECT IDENTIFIED IN OFFENSIVE LITTERING CASE IN TILLAMOOK COUNTY
On February 12th, 2017, Fish and Wildlife Troopers from the Tillamook OSP office received multiple complaints of an abandoned boat along scenic Highway 6 near milepost 31. The boat was overflowing with…
Highway 101/6 Project Update
After extended discussion, and multiple schedule revisions, at this week’s ODOT project team meeting, the contractors and agency partners concluded that, in order to expedite the Pacific Avenue sidewalk work, additional crew…
FIRST CAME OREGON’S BOTTLE BILL, THEN CAME CARTM
It is rare these days to see people tossing bottles or cans out car windows. Instead, recycling bottles and cans has become the norm and we can thank Oregon for that. In…
