Local News, Sports and Everything Florence
Hazardous Waste Roundup This Friday and Saturday the City of Florence will partner with Lane County to help residents dispose of hazardous items that may be in their household. Residents and businesses in the Florence area will have the opportunity to safely get rid of items that otherwise would not […]
Siuslaw Boys Soccer improves to 5-2-1 in league play after a trip to La Pine Yesterday. The Vikings posted 9 goals to the Hawks single goal. The game was called early when the deficit climbed to 8 goals midway through the second half. 5 different players scored goals for the […]
Community Bank Week This is Community Bank Week in Oregon and the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services is letting people know the importance of banks that have Oregon roots and serve communities like Florence. TK Keen is the Division of Financial Regulation administrator in Oregon and says that […]
Athlete of the Week The Sports Club, the Siuslaw News and Coast Radio Sports congratulate senior Harrier Braydon Linton as this week’s Athlete of the Week. Brayden had the 11th best time in Viking History in the 5,000 meter race at the third annual Rose City Championship invitational. With a […]
Lodging Taxes Andy Vobora heads Travel Lane County and last night at the Florence City Council meeting he gave their annual report. Vobora says that while we had a robust summer of 2022, changes in the collection and reporting of Transient Lodging Taxes has slowed the way the county has […]
Cross Country On Friday Siuslaw senior runner Brayden Linton took seventh place in the third annual Rose City Championship invitational. Linton posted a time of 16;16.9. for the ladies it was Alison Hughes. The sophomore placed 4th overall with a time of 19:34.4. Coach Chris Johnson said he believed that […]
Levy on November Ballot Voters living in the Siuslaw School District will see one item on the ballot for the November 7th special election. The school district is seeking re-approval of a “local option tax levy”. If approved, it would continue a levy of 75-cents per one-thousand-dollars of assessed value […]
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