Vikings Fall to Junction City Kyle King scored 25 points last night as the Siuslaw Vikings battled Junction City at home last night. It was not enough to get past the roaring Tigers as they handed the Vikings a loss 54-41 The Lady Vikings were on the road visiting the […]
Author: George Henry
Pedestrian Struck And Killed; City Moves To Comply With State; Honeyman Park To Limit Access
Pedestrian Killed At approximately 5:18 yesterday evening emergency responders were called to highway 101 south of the Siuslaw River bridge near east Glenada Road after reports of a vehicle hitting a pedestrian. Oregon State Police were on scene of the accident. 28 year old Heather Marie Sanford of Eugene was […]
Hill-Athlete Of The Week; Hoop Action Tonight
Hill Named Athlete of the Week Patrick Hill is Coast Radio Sports Athlete of the Week. In addition to being a Viking Wrestler, Hill is also an accomplished bowler on the Viking team. This past week at tournament Hill had 30 strikes and 15 spares out of 48 total frames […]
Viking Bowler Leads Team; Huff Dominates; The Weekend in Hoops
Hill Topples Pins Patrick Hill helped the Viking bowling team to a second place finish yesterday. Hill had 30 strikes and 15 spares out of 48 total frames in 24 games of qualifying , 4 strikes in four frames in the semifinals and 3 strikes out of four frames in […]
HYAK Sets Tower; Port Happy With Hiring Practice; City’s First Meeting At FEC
Fiber Construction Builds The HYAK Company, an off shoot of Siuslaw Broadband, is getting closer to connecting its first customers. Robbie Wright heads the company and he told Coast Radio News that it is only a matter of weeks before they would be ready to go online with high speed […]
Grapplers 3rd in Far West Meet; Civil War; Hoop Action
Far West Meet The first three rounds of the Far West League Meet went to Siuslaw yesterday but it wasn’t enough to get them the title. The Vikings finished third after defeating North Bend, Brookings-Harbor, and South Umpqua, but lost in the 4th and 5th round to Marshfield and finally […]
Oil Drills Off The Oregon Coast?; City to Remove Asbestos; Special Election Ballot; Dunes City Talks Water;
Oil Drills Could Be Coming To Coast Conservationist are up in arms at the possibility that bans recently lifted by the trump administration may mean that Oregon waters could soon be home to oil and gas drillers. The Interior Department is proposing opening up 90 percent of federal waters to […]
Our Town – January 2018
This Month on our January Broadcast of Coast Radio’s Our Town George Henry visits with the new former OCHS Board Member Scott Bailey and Longtime volunteer Jack Hannigan, Lori Severence with Siuslaw Valley Fire and Rescue on the Chaplaincy Program, Meg Spencer with Rivercal.org, Chief of Police Tom Turner and […]
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