Packing to Move It is still in the planning stages, but after the first of the year the city will be vacating its offices in order to prepare for a remodel.  This will mean that some services will be relocated temporarily.  Already moving to the new public works facility on […]

Meeting Security No Longer Free It was initially offered as a courtesy to help control possible volatie situations that may occur, but providing an officer’ s presence to local board meetings has become a challenge to the limited amount of personnel available at the Florence Police Department.  For the past […]

Will Net-Neutrality Repeal Effect Rural Oregon? What will repealing net-neutrality rules mean for communities in rural America? Public-interest groups say it could present unique challenges. The Federal Communications Commission will vote next week on chairman Ajit Pai’s proposal to roll back current rules that force internet providers to offer the […]

State To Fight Zinke Recommendations Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is calling on the president to reduce the size of Oregon’s Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. What that reduction will look like for Cascade-Siskiyou, as well as Nevada’s Gold Butte, isn’t yet clear. It comes on the heels of President Donald Trump’s announcement […]

To remain a city in motion it must endure change.  According to Mayor Joe Henry the forward movement and intergovernmental cooperation that has been established over the past several years is due in part to a renewed commitment to working with the state, the department of transportation and Lane County.  […]

Hawkins Looks Forward At Peace Harbor Medical Center The New CAO of PeaceHealth Peace Harbor Medical Center Jason Hawkins, settles in to his position here in Florence. Spending some time with outgoing CAO Rick Yecny.  Both men come from a strong background in accounting.  Coast Radio News spoke with Hawkins […]