Group Wants to See Showers Reopened A group calling themselves “A Place to Belong” has offered its services to the port of Siuslaw with the hopes of having their showers reopened to the public. The port had closed it showers to the general public after several instances of vandalism caused […]
Author: George Henry
Is Media Shunning Global Warming?; Recycling Recycles; Red Kettles Brimming
Media Shunning Global Warming Topic? With almost a half million acres of charred land across Oregon one watchdog group says that the topic of global warming was one of the least covered stories for 2017. Lisa Hymas with media matters says with the total amount of devastating weather stories across […]
Special Division For Viking FootBall; Hoops Resume Friday
Special Division Planned According to a report first released by Exploding Whale Sports there is likely to be a split division in high school sports next year. Siuslaw Viking Football may be moved into a special division created by the Oregon Schools Activity Association. Based on size and winning percentage […]
OCHS Suspends Shelter Employee; Christmas Dinner Feeds Souls; Travel Predicted To Be Heavy
Humane Society Suspends Dollman The Oregon Coast Humane Society has decided to place shelter employee, Heather Dollman on leave pending an investigation into charges that she neglected two horses with which she was caring for at her Mapleton Residence. The horses were taken from Dollman’s residence to be evaluated by […]
Athlete Of The Week; Duel in the Desert
AOTW: Brea Blankenship Siuslaw High School freshman basketball player, Brea Blankenship, is Coast Radio Sports Athlete of the Week. Last week against Sweet Home, Brea led scorers with 13 points and had 4 rebounds and 2 steals in their 38-27 win, and was strong again in the Viking win against […]
Regulation Changes Could Effect Oregon’s Endangered Wildlife; Museum Adds New Officers; OSP Increasing Holiday Patrol; City to Replace Councilor Seat;
2 Oregon Species Could Suffer A new report highlights the ways politics are jeopardizing endangered animals and plants. In “Suppressed: How Politics Drowned Out Science for Ten Endangered Species,” the Endangered Species Coalition and its partners say scientific guidance is going by the wayside under the Trump administration. Two Oregon […]
Match Cancelled; Ducks Win 5th Straight; Duel in the Desert; Beavers vs. Kent St.
Sailor vs. Yoncalla Cancelled The matches set for Mapleton and Yoncalla were cancelled last night due to weather conditions. There is no word on whether the games will be rescheduled. The Sailors are at home this afternoon to host Powers in non league basketball. Tonight’s double header begins with the […]
Siuslaw Vision Receives Grant; Al Stewart To Headline Music Festival; Fuel Prices Continue to Inch Down
Siuslaw Vision Receives Grant Siuslaw Vision 2025 has received a 280 thousand dollar grant to support implementation of the Siuslaw Vision for 2018-2020. Susy Lacer says some of the things that Siuslaw Vision is working to do is to assist the community in creating living wage jobs in the region, […]