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Volleyball Siuslaw Volleyball was scheduled to play a home game this evening against Waldport.  That match has been cancelled dur to what Siuslaw Athletic Director Chris Johnson called logistical issues.  There is not a current plan to make up the non-league game.  Next up for volleyball will be Sutherlin, their […]

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Hotel Looking at 2025; Charter School Contract Signed; Vintage Trailer Showing; Holiday Healthy Eating

Hotel Looking at 2025 Matt Braun with Braun Hospitality says that they are at the halfway point towards their goal of 4.75 million dollars to fully fund the Wyndham Microtel on Quince Street.  To date they have commitments from 9 investors at 2.33 million dollars.  Braun says there are about […]

Viking Volleyball; Girls Soccer

Viking Volleyball The Viking volleyball squad was on the court last night against Junction City. The Tigers had a predominantly senior mix on the floor and the experience showed. The  Vikings played hard according to coach Perry and kept the match close taking on set from the tigers but ultimately […]

Accident Investigation; Florence Forward Event; Gas Prices; Hotel Update; Yard Debris/Recycling Collections

Accident Investigation It was a motor vehicle accident that happened almost a week ago, but information was just released last night by the Oregon State Police.  The wreck on Friday on Highway 101 south of Florence held up traffic for 3 hours as police, fire and ambulance assisted the injured […]

Athlete of the Week; Honorable Mention; Viking Boy’s Soccer; Mapleton Volleyball; Girl’s Soccer

Athlete of the Week The Sports Club, the Siuslaw News and Coast Radio Sports congratulate junior volleyball player Danin Lacouture as this week’s Athlete of the Week. Last Week Danin had 3 pancake digs versus Elmira. She had 6 successful digs, with only 2 errors, and 8 serve receive passes. But […]

Cost Cap on Prescriptions Coming; Charter School Contract Signing; Money for Infrastructure in Schools; Meetings for City Council

Cost Cap on Prescriptions Coming Tens of thousands of Oregonians are expected to see savings next year when prescription drug costs are capped, according to a new report from A-A-R-P. Starting in 2025, out-of-pocket prescription costs for people in enrolled in the Medicare drug plan will top out at two-thousand […]