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Anticipating a hot and dry Fourth of July, the Newport city council voted this week to ban personal fireworks this summer.
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Oregon Coast Community College in Newport has been approved to offer its own four-year accredited degree in nursing. The opportunity comes at a time when demand for nurses is high, particularly in rural places.
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Six candidates are running for three seats on the Lincoln County School District Board.
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Months of back-and-forth public conflict between Lincoln County’s district attorney, a commissioner and the county’s attorney has hit a new level with accusations of corruption by one side and calls for a state investigation by the other.
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Voters in rural Lincoln County will decide this May whether to approve a five-year fire levy. It follows a major change in how the district operates.
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Meet Patrick Clarke, the 2025 Oregon Small Schools Association's Teacher of The Year.
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One week after she was removed as Waldport’s mayor, Lincoln County Sheriff’s deputies cited Heide Lambert for disorderly conduct Thursday when she came to a city council meeting and refused to leave the seat normally occupied by the city’s top elected official.
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Firings and layoffs of federal workers by the Trump administration are likely to have marked effects on the economies of Oregon’s north coast counties, particularly in Lincoln County.
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The central Oregon coast is infused with federal money, has branches of many federal agencies and is home to its hundreds of its employees.
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The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners added a new member to their ranks in a unanimous vote Wednesday.
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Tim Johnson, who had served as Lincoln County’s first administrator for nearly three years, resigned Friday after apparent dissatisfaction by commissioners with his work.
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Merkley and Hoyle did not hold back their opinions about the Trump administration.