New Rules Amid Spike in Coronavirus Cases Coronavirus cases around the state continue to climb prompting Governor Kate Brown to begin requiring some communities with a dense populace to wear masks. Beginning on Wednesday masks will be required indoors in places like grocery stores and shops in 7 counties including […]
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Summer Safety; Reopening Playgrounds; Third 3-Digit Day for Coronavirus; Humane Society Elects Two New Board Members
Summer Safety This summer may look a little different in the COVID-19 world, but one thing that does remain constant is that safety should be at the forefront of everyone’s minds as crowds and traffic increase and outdoor activities become available. Dr. Willy foster is the Emergency Department director at […]
Construction Projects Continue; Storefront Damaged; SBA Reopens Loan Program; Phase 2 Sees More Business Openings; COVID-19 Numbers Take Big Leap in Oregon
Construction Projects Continue The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent economic shutdown has not stopped the City of Florence. Beginning on Friday Cascade Civil Corporation will begin moving in construction equipment in and around the 26th and 27th street area as the company prepares to begin construction on the Safe Routes To […]
Jump in COVID-19 Cases; Vaping Causing Worse Reactions; Port Meeting; City Council; Scholarship Deadline
Jump in COVID-19 Cases Outbreaks of the coronavirus have climbed again for Oregon. OHA is reporting 184 new cases of COVID-19 and 4 new deaths bringing the death total to 180. The four new deaths all had underlying health conditions. Two individuals were in their 70’s, one in their 80’s […]
Show of Support For Law Enforcement; ODE/OHA Set School Recommendations; New COVID-19 Cases; Gas Prices; License Expired?
Show of Support For Law Enforcement About 30 Florence residents and others were out supporting the local police as well as the Lane County Sheriff’s office and the Oregon State police in a show of solidarity in light of all the negative attention that has been on social media against […]
City Financials Still In Good Shape; Visitor Center Not Ready To Open; COVID-19 Updates
City Financials Still In Good Shape Despite the national fears of an economic recession due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Florence is looking forward to returning to more prosperous times. the City Council got a review of the biennial budget on Monday night and according to Administrative services […]
City Discusses Armed Citizens; COVID-19 Updates; Festival of Books Cancelled
City Discusses Armed Citizens The Florence City Council met last night with a new format using the gotowebinar software. The meeting included a presentation by Florence Police Chief Tom Turner regarding last Thursday’s encounter with open carry residents that were patrolling Old Town. Turner addressed the council and reiterated the […]
Police to Armed Citizens: Go Home; Siuslaw Graduation Broadcast; Water Conservation; Coronavirus Updates
Police to Armed Citizens: Go Home After a group of armed citizens, that were responding to social media posts of an imminent protest involving out of the area instigators, were told to go home by Florence Police Thursday evening the weekend was relatively calm in Florence. Florence Police Chief Tom […]




