How many gallons of water can an adult oyster filter in a day? What is the largest Estuary in the United States? How many rivers flow into Tillamook Bay? If you think you know the answers – or maybe you would like to find out – then be sure to join Tillamook Estuaries Partnership for QUESTua… Read more

The Board of Commissioners is seeking representatives from Tillamook County to serve on the Tillamook County Housing Commission. Read more

Picasso said “the purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls,” and that couldn’t be truer for local residents lately. You are invited out to Blue Heron Cheese Company, 2001 Blue Heron Drive, to Art Accelerated’s sketch crawl where sketching Blue Heron’s animals will be th… Read more

Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS welcomes Brian Krehbiel, member of the Grand Ronde and owner of Agency Creek Expressions, LLC, for a presentation and workshop on tule and the many traditional uses of this native plant. During this multi-day, virtual workshop led by Krehbiel, a tribal educator wi… Read more

Two state scientists will present an online discussion of evacuation challenges that will face residents of the Nehalem Bay region in the event of a major earthquake and tsunami. The event, hosted by the Emergency Volunteer Corps of Nehalem Bay, will be held at 1p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 29, and w… Read more

Pelican Brewing Company gives IPA lovers a new route to explore. Inspired by the pounding waves that crest iconic Cape Kiwanda and the dense Shore Pine trees that meet the sand, Cape Crasher IPA offers a powerful wave of hop flavor followed by a clean and refreshing finish. This boldly drink… Read more

In an effort to help support students, Tillamook Bay Community College (TBCC) is extending its registration period for Fall Term to Sunday, Sept. 27. Classes will now begin Monday, Sept. 28, instead of Sept. 21 as originally scheduled. Read more

One thing is for sure. And that is . . . nothing is for sure. We must be prepared for unexpected challenges. With all the natural beauty we are surrounded by, we are also more likely to experience Mother Nature’s fickle (or fiery) side as well. In our region, this could be an earthquake, tsu… Read more

One thing is for sure. And that is . . . nothing is for sure. We must be prepared for unexpected challenges. With all the natural beauty we are surrounded by, we are also more likely to experience Mother Nature’s fickle (or fiery) side as well.  In our region, this could be an earthquake, ts… Read more

Justin Bailie and Ashley Mersereau have always been creative. Read more

Harold Schild, former CEO/president of Tillamook Cheese passed away on Sept. 10, 2020 after a short illness at the age of 83. Read more

SOLVE is hosting the 37th annual Beach & Riverside Cleanup from Sept. 19 – Oct. 4 with volunteer litter cleanups and restoration efforts both along the coast and inland. An increase in reports of coastal litter throughout the summer, including take-out food containers and PPE, has fueled… Read more

It all started in July 2017, when members of the Nehalem Bay Pickleball Club came in to talk about the possibility of building pickleball courts. Pickleball is considered to be the fastest growing sport in the country, and the representatives explained that there is only one older court in t… Read more

Now that the smoke is clearing from Pike Road Fire, the Oregon Department of Forestry would like to thank the community for their support to the firefighting efforts. The fire began late Monday, September 7th. After the initial attack efforts and knowing there would be an extended attack at … Read more

Oregon’s North Coast is known in the Pacific Northwest for its delicious seafood bounty. Thanks to Tillamook nonprofit Food Roots Farmtable and Tillamook Farmers Market, North Coast residents can bulk order online now through 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22. Read more

Have you been into the Tillamook County Pioneer Museum (TCPM) lately? You will see a new exhibit, and also a new face. Read more

Manzanita Writers’ Series presents Authors in Conversation with Apricot Irving and Deborah Reed at 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, via Zoom. Admission is $10. Register at https://hoffmanarts.org/register/ Read more

When Glenda Tonski and Belinda Williams compared their numbers to last year, business had dropped 75 percent. Read more

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The Tillamook County Face Mask Project, in partnership with the Tillamook Creamery, delivered 2,500 face masks to the Neah-Kah-Nie (NKN) School District on Sept. 2. Dylan James and Nicole Bringuel, of the Tillamook County Face Mask Project, delivered the masks. Read more

For anyone interested in the shanghaiing of sailors on the old Portland waterfront, the name “Larry Sullivan” needs no introduction. Read more

A nonpartisan, register-to-vote event will take place inside the Tillamook County Pioneer Museum, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12.  Volunteers will be there to assist and answer questions (masks are required in the museum and social distancing will be facilitated). Read more

Oregon’s coastline is amazingly beautiful. Many of our beaches are home to rocky intertidal habitats. These are rocky areas located at the edge of the ocean between the high and low tides. What makes rocky intertidal areas so interesting to explore are tide pools! A tide pool is a shallow po… Read more

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Dear Tillamook, our community is fractured and it’s time we grow together. Cultural clashes, racial tensions, political divides, mask disputes – all have fractured our community and it’s time to be better – time to be humble, learn about others, find a way to extend grace to meet people wher… Read more

On Thursday, Aug. 27, the Tillamook County Democratic Central Committee (TCDCC) passed a resolution in which it declared support for Black Lives Matter. This local action comes as part of a long history of combating racism by the National Democratic Party. Read more

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Lincoln and Tillamook Counties will be hosting online training for individuals interested in volunteering in the advocacy for children in foster care. The training begins Sept. 14 – Oct. 12 and again Oct. 19 – Nov. 16. The cohorts will meet Monday … Read more

On Thursday, Aug. 27, the Tillamook County Democratic Central Committee (TCDCC) passed a resolution concerning the creation of well-paid jobs that are designed to both help the recovery of the economy and slow down the detrimental effects of climate change. Read more