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The Native Student Association has had a busy season of wrapping up the school year. From a visit from SupaMan to an in-progress mural.
With conditions drier than normal for this time of year, the Oregon Department of Forestry’s Western Lane, South Cascade and West Oregon districts will enter fire season at 12:01 a.m. on Wednesday, June 16. This applies to ODF-protected land…
Oregon is closing in on reopening the economy.
For many watching and listening to the waves along the Oregon Coast can be relaxing. Soon, those waves may be generating electricity.
This Spring Taft artists finished 2nd and 4th in Oregon’s statewide Congressional Art Competition. Both entries are self-portraits. Kevin Acosta--Lopez’s piece, ‘Kevin’ received 4th and Tyler Perus’ Cocoon’ received 2nd.
After an extensive search and interview process, Natalie Schaefer, EdD, has been selected to serve as the executive director of the North Lincoln Hospital Foundation beginning June 1.
Oregon is moving into a more dangerous and more intense wildfire season complicated by the state’s continued and deepening drought.
Taft Seniors celebrated with a noise parade Wednesday June 9th, rolling down Highway 101 in Lincoln City. Congratulations Seniors!
David McCall, program manager, Tillamook County Solid Waste, shows several types of plastic bags.
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