Many veterans struggle with substance use and mental health disorders, often leading to overdose and suicide. On Memorial Day, millions of Americans will take time to honor the memory of those men and women who lost their life while serving in the U.S. military. Read moreGuest Column: Never forget the countless veterans battling addiction

2023 Market Season Read morePacific City Farmers Market

A group of veterans stand in front of the Oregon Veterans Memorial Traveling Wall at the Second Street Plaza in Tillamook on May 26. Read moreThe Oregon Veterans Memorial Traveling Wall in Tillamook on May 26th

Tillamook’s Masonic Lodge 57 has expanded its Bikes for Books program to five elementary schools across the county, helping to encourage students to read by offering bikes and scooters as raffle prizes. Read moreBikes for Books program promotes elementary reading in Tillamook County

The No. 19 ranked Tillamook High Cheesemakers (5-7 Cowapa League, 9-13 overall) qualified for an OSAA OnPoint Community Credit Union postseason contest for a second consecutive year and they faced the Junction City High Tigers (7-5 Sky Em League, 13-11 overall) in a May 19 Class 4A Play-In r… Read moreMooks bow out in first round of postseason

The student overalls who organized Tillamook High School’s annual Charity Drive handed out $53,017.20 in checks to community organizations that had been selected to receive grants on May 24. Read moreCharity Drive community grants handed out

Registration for Summer Term classes at Tillamook Bay Community College is now open. Summer Term will begin on June 26, and registration will be open until June 25. Read moreTBCC Summer Term Registration Is Now Open

Imagine journeying to the crossroads of Europe and Africa, where the rich culture and history of Spain, Portugal, Morocco and the stunning waters of the Mediterranean and Atlantic meet. As you explore these countries, you will relive the Age of Discovery, when explorers brought treasures fro… Read moreChamber Chatter: Travel to Portugal, Spain and Morocco with the Chamber in 2024!

On the sunny Saturday morning of May 13th, 1967, several helicopters flew over Tillamook Head and landed on the beach just north of Haystack Rock. Out stepped Oregon Governor Tom McCall accompanied by an entourage of legislators, OSU oceanographers, surveyors and reporters. Cannon Beach had … Read moreCannon Beach, Tom McCall and the 1967 Oregon “Beach Bill”

One of the initiatives of Tillamook Coast Visitors Association (TCVA) is to stay up-to-date on the latest research and guidance in tourism. Read moreTourism team earns graduate certificates in sustainable tourism and destination management

SUMMER IS HERE! The Board of directors and a couple of volunteers just got out of a productive meeting. We are excited about this event and ready to do our part of this Party Planning Read moreGuest Column: Save Hangar B

It is 1957, a hot summer day in New York City. Dr. Seuss’s Cat in the Hat is soon to become that year’s best-seller. Brigadoon has crowds pouring into Broadway theaters. The Giants and Dodgers are playing their final season in the Big Apple. And, in a few months, the world will change foreve… Read more12 Angry Jurors Opens Friday, June 2 in Nehalem, get your tickets today

Richard Brainerd, RN, of Adventist Health Tillamook, was awarded the DAISY Foundation™ Award for Extraordinary Nurses during Hospital Week, a week-long celebration of the work of nurses and healthcare professionals. The award is given to nurses who have gone above and beyond to provide excep… Read moreRichard Brainerd, RN, of Adventist Health Tillamook, receives DAISY Award

The Vietnam Veterans of America Umpqua Valley Chapter 805 is bringing the Oregon Memorial Traveling Wall to Tillamook, Oregon on May 26th and 27th. Read moreOregon Veterans Memorial Traveling Wall coming to Tillamook

Waiting for a flight at the Portland International Airport (PDX) has never been so fun. Tillamook County Creamery Association (TCCA) is proud to announce the grand opening of an interactive playground – the PDX Play Area – a treat for travelers passing through the airport’s recently expanded… Read moreTCCA introduces new interactive playground to PDX Concourse E

Jacob Torres is ready and eager to give back to the community that raised him. Read moreRecent Tillamook graduate joins Tillamook RE/MAX team

Good morning, Mates as our Pirate Friends would say! Read moreRockaway Beach kicks off farmers market season

Tillamook has received a grant of more than $35,000 from the Moda Assist Program that the city will use to add accessible playground equipment to Coatsville Park.  Read moreTillamook receives Moda Assist Grant

Prep Time: 20 minutes Read moreThis week's recipe; Sweet and Sour Chicken

1973 was a foundational year for saving lives and making a significant difference in health. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was invented. Read moreAdventist Health Tillamook celebrates 50 years of health, wholeness and hope

Elected officials across the state are scrambling to do something to reduce homelessness in Oregon. Read moreColumn: Oregon needs more temporary shelter

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife invites new anglers to take part in a family fishing event on Saturday, May 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Hebo Lake. Read moreODFW to host family fishing event at Hebo Lake May 20

Now in its 24th year, Heart of Cartm’s Trash Art Gallery features works by artists and craftsman who used discarded items and repurposed them into artistic treasure. Read morePhotos: Trash Bash Arts Fest ends this weekend

Neskowin Valley School is offering Summer Day Camp (SDC) to all kids for an adventurous, imaginative, and educational summer! Read moreNeskowin Valley School is offering Summer Day Camp this summer

Do you feel safe in your neighborhood or area where you live? Most of us have noticed a definite decline in law enforcement patrolling and response time for break-in’s, vandalism, trespassing etc. How would you feel if you knew we might lose six more Sheriff’s deputies? Obviously, it wouldn’… Read moreLetter: Safety and budget season

The Hebo Ranger District invites You for the Family Fishing Day in the Forest. Read moreFamily fishing day at Hebo Lake on June 3rd

After two fulfilling years as Tillamook County’s Housing Coordinator, I am excited to announce that I will be joining my partner in devoting our full time and attention to our local consulting practice. My last day with Tillamook County Community Development will be June 1st. Read moreStatement from Tillamook County’s Housing Coordinator

Congratulations to Tillamook County Composite Squadron’s Cadet Airman Ripperkai Wright who is this year’s recipient of the Annual Bob Rissel Flight Training Scholarship. Read moreCivil Air Patrol Cadets Get High… In the Sky!

104 year old Orella at birthday party with 5 generations of family. Left to right, son Gary Holmes, grandson Gary Holmes, Jr., and great grandson Scott Holmes with wife Sarah who is 5 months pregnant with great great grandson. Read moreOrella Chadwick celebrates 104 years

As Springtime is a time of renewal and rejuvenation, it’s more than a little fitting that the Tillamook Air Museum has, in the past month, introduced two new compelling exhibits, the B-52 Stratofortress cockpit, and Boeing 727 cockpit! Read moreTwo New Exhibits at the Tillamook Air Museum

Last week, I finally received a response from Governor Kotek regarding my March 7th letter to her regarding the devastating impacts of the Oregon Department of Forestry’s (ODF) Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP). Her response was less than I had hoped for. Read moreLegislator’s letter: An update from Rep. Cyrus Javadi

Tillamook Revitalization Association will be sponsoring an exciting month long contest to help bring awareness to downtown shopping and local retail business promotion on social media. Read moreTRA prepares for Tillamook Treasure Hunt