Lady Vikings Roll Last night on their home court the lady Vikings took on Brookings Harbor in a league match. The Lady Vikings were dominant from the start and didn’t let up throughout the match. Taking the win in straight sets 25-10, 25-7, and 25-15. The girls will be at […]
Author: George Henry
Burn Ban Continues; Solar Could Lose Ground; HEOP To Outline Progress
Dry Season Causes Burn Ban Continuance It has been a fairly dry summer season as Coastal Oregon goes. And dozens of wildfires throughout the state have stressed firefighting resources. The Oregon Department of Forestry decided last week to extend the Summer burning ban until this Saturday, October 7th. Sean Barrett […]
Dominic Wells-AOTW; Volleyball This Evening
Athlete Of The Week Mapleton Senior Dominic Wells is this week’s Athlete of the week! Dominic excelled on both sides of the ball in last Friday’s game against North Douglas. Rushing for 162 yards on 16 carries, scoring 2 touchdowns and throwing for another. The 6’6” 200 pounder also had […]
Governor Proclaims Community Bank Week; Activists Want Changes to Aerial Spraying; Fans Ired At Marshfield
Governor Proclaims Community Bank Week Recognizing the important role community banks play in stimulating the local economy, Governor Brown announced a Community Bank Week that celebrates the contributions of local banking. Oregon Pacific Bank President, Ron Green, says one of the benefits of community banking is the dedication the banks […]
Lady Viks Fall Short; Woahink Lake XC Invitational; Mapleton Scores a Win; Ducks Beat Cal Despite Injuries; Beavers Beat at Home
Lady Viks Fall Short Siuslaw Lady Vikings split a set each with the Scappoose Indians before losing the tiebreaker 15-11 in the Junction City Invitational on Saturday. Woahink Lake XC Invitational In Cross Country, sophomore Hannah Rannow, finished the 5000 meter with a personal best 20:05.02, in Saturday’s Woahink Lake […]
Central Coast Weather Blind; 8th Graders Learn About ‘Life’; Chowder Trail
Coast Needs Weather Station If you have ever heard a weather forecast for the central Oregon coast and wondered why it is Eugene is saying something different than your local station there may be a very good reason for that. American Meteorlogical Fellow Dr. Paul Ruescher says it is because […]
Vikings Stay 4A-Move Division; Pirates Defeat Vikings; Prep and College Schedules
Vikings To Stay 4A The classification and Districting committee for the Oregon school Activities Association has completed its deliberations for the reclassification for schools and Siuslaw will be staying at the 4 a level, but according to the model distributed by OSAA the Vikings will be moving to the Sky […]
More Details on Distracted Driving Law; Hazardous Waste Disposal; Bozievich Seeks 4th Term; Dune Crash Required Air-flight
Details on HB2597 We reported on the new distracted driving law that goes into effect this Sunday, but we asked Florence police Chief Tom Turner to spell out some of the unsure aspects of House bill 2597. Chief Turner told Coast Radio news that one of the most important things […]
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