Yachats

Work on two of the city’s most-watched building projects is proceeding steadily as workers take advantage of mostly fair spring weather.

The funds, from a state payroll tax, will allow the agency to improve neighborhood bus service and modernize bikeshare.

There will be no clearcutting of trees above homes on Yachats’ south side – at least not for the next 25 years.

WildCraft Cider Works will close its Eugene cider bar soon. But it’s opening another location in Yachats next month. The changes have a lot to do with the post-COVID economy.

The idea of bringing a tourist-style trolley to Yachats rolled into town a year ago.

A man who camped and rented the past two years around Yachats is missing and presumed drowned after he attempted to rescue a woman and her two sons.

Fire officials estimate $100,000 to $150,000 in damages but said that could increase because of the considerable smoke damage inside the church.

A Eugene cider maker is expanding to the Oregon coast.

The Yachats Library closed its doors to the public this week as volunteers began boxing up and moving some of the collection to Room 8 in the Commons for up to a year.

Community members turned out in big numbers to ensure homeless people get a fair shake as the Yachats city council moved to pass a camping ordinance that would ban camping on nearly all public property.

In next month’s election, voters in Yachats are being asked to renew an existing levy that funds their firefighters.

A new study from Oregon State University sheds some light on the mysterious origins of the unexpected surges of water known as "sneaker waves."