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Thanks to all, including Grateful Bread Bakery, Nesko Women’s Club and the many others who brought “Grateful Grub” to hungry households in South County Thanksgiving week. The menu included honey

The Town of New Shoreham has decided not to pursue filing an appeal of the permit issued by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management for South Fork Wind. That decision

The Tillamook Board of County Commissioners accepted a grant to expand the county’s emergency service offerings in south county and approved a grant for the Emergency Volunteer Corps of Nehalem

Doug Olson was selected in October by Tillamook County Commissioners Mary Faith Bell and Erin Skaar to complete the final year of Commissioner David Yamamoto’s term following his retirement at

Yesteryears1923 — 100 years agoHot lunches will be served by the Frankton school, District No. 2, for the boys and girls, after the Thanks-giving vacation, according to Miss Fannie Brenaman,

Power was out through the night and was restored on Friday morning.

Across America there are very fine examples of up-and-running public power utilities. Maine should not hesitate to join them.

The second Community and Destination Planning Workshop with Nan Devlin of the Tillamook County Visitors Association on October 23 was the most exciting and best-attended yet. Attendees included a half-dozen

Voters will go to the polls Nov. 7, 2023 to consider state ballot proposals, munici pal amendments, and if they live in Belfast or Rockland, a roster of city councilors candidates. On this page, you will find profiles of candidates, information...

Tillamook County Commissioners Mary Faith Bell and Erin Skaar selected Doug Olson to serve the remaining year of retiring Commissioner David Yamamoto’s term at their October 18 meeting.