The World Cup. Packed bars, nationwide watch parties, patriotic chants and tears on the field. World Cup fans are known for their dedicated fandom. People worldwide can immerse themselves in each game ...

Senior Lunch — Dining hall opens at 11 a.m., Bob Chisholm Community Center, 1225 Avenue A, Seaside. Meals are for ages 60 and over; there’s a $3 donation. For information, call Kim Combs at ...

Clatsop County Special Olympic athletes added to their growing medal collection last weekend in Corvallis at the Oregon Summer Games. The July 10 – 12 competition was the final stop on the 2026 ...

Sitting in on the last seven months of city council meetings, one thing has become frighteningly obvious: Astoria is facing a serious infrastructure problem, and we need to be honest about it. Our ...

At the Monday, July 6 Astoria City Council meeting, councilors voted to add a trio of city charter amendments to the November Ballot. Charter amendments such as the three that came before council, ...

Wholesalers sued the state last year, effectively halting the rollout of Oregon’s new package disposal and recycling charges for companies PORTLAND — Last year, Oregon became the first state to start ...

From zero registered devices in 2013 to hundreds in the skies today, public agencies say drones save money and keep staff safe When Oregon lawmakers in 2013 passed a law establishing some of the state ...

Columbia Memorial Hospital announced in a press release that local student athletes can get a low-cost physical done in time for the next school year in mid-August. CMH will offer two days of walk-in ...

Winners of the Astoria Column centennial poster contest have been chosen. Mark Peasley from Dallas, Oregon won the adult division for his digital design “Stained Glass Column,” and Ezekiel Bruijn from ...

We continually hear about having “access to healthcare,” and how that is going to go away in 2027. I am also continually hearing stories about our current health system, the lack of primary providers, ...

The governor hinted that lawmakers would be more ready to tap state reserves as they make difficult decisions over where to spend money PORTLAND — Gov. Tina Kotek said Tuesday she would prioritize ...