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Athlete Of The Week The Sports Club, the Siuslaw News and Coast Radio Sports congratulates Siuslaw Viking freshman wrestler Bailey Overton as this week’s Athlete of the Week. Bailey won the 115 pound weight class in this past weekend’s Coast Classic in North Bend. Bailey is the first lady Viking […]
Commercial Crabbing Season Delayed Again Low meat yields and elevated levels of toxin have again delayed the beginning of commercial Dungenous crabbing along the coast. Recreational crabbing is allowed in some limited areas but the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife says it will be at least the 31st of […]
Viking Boy’s Basketball The Siuslaw Viking boys basketball on Friday night posted a win against British Columbia’s Samuel Robertson. Senior Dylan Wynn scored 13 and freshman Braydon Thornton posted 12 in the 55-37 win. The win set up the next match with Sutherlin on Saturday. Sutherlin defeated the Vikings 44-33. […]
Sage-Grouse in Danger The Trump administration wants to ease protections on sage-grouse habitat across the West, opening up millions of acres to drilling, mining and other resource extraction. The Interior Department has released proposals in seven of the 11 states, including Oregon, where the 2015 Sage-Grouse Conservation Plan is currently […]
Tournament Basketball Last night was the beginning of the Les Schwab Eagle Booster Classic. The Siuslaw Vikings were on the hardwood against Pleasant Hill. The Billies outscored the Vikings 77-39. The lady Vikings managed to hold tough against the Billies of Pleasant hill, but when the buzzer sounded they came […]
Dr. Grant McClune
Rules of the Road: Chief Tom Turner Protecting Your Credit: Kim Erickson, OPB Protecting Your ‘Land Use’: Kay King Clarifying the Recycling Mess: Kelly Bell Siuslaw Vision: Meg Spencer, Russ Pierson Soroptomist Christmas Baskets: Carol Bennett and Shasta McMullen
Bridge Speed Zone Announced The construction on the Siuslaw River bridge is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2019, but that will not be the end of work on the bridge. The Oregon Department of Transportation is scheduled to replace the deck of the bridge in 2021. […]
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