Monday May 13 | The Oregonian
Camp Rilea commander, Col. Dean Perez, says his is a 'died-and-gone-to-heaven job'
On a spring morning in Camp Rilea' s Warrior Hall, Col. Dean Perez stands before a room filled with some 150 of the most senior enlisted military leaders in Oregon.
Monday May 13 | Local TV Station KTVZ
Clatsop County slash fire spreads; 2 cited
Two men have been cited on accusations of reckless burning after a fire in a slash pile got out of control in Clatsop County.
Mother's Day Ideas for Oregon Coast: Highlights, Events, Nature
Whether it's a peaceful drive along a dramatic shoreline, a crazed shopping spree, oceanfront places to stay, or a brisk walk or hike along a captivating beach, there is a lot awaiting your mom on the Oregon coast.
Police identify man killed in apparent domestic shooting in Warrenton
Police were called about 11 a.m. Tuesday to the 300 block of South Main Avenue after Bruce Ross Rogers, 39, allegedly broke in and claimed to have a gun, Warrenton Police Chief Mathew Workman said.
Clatsop County Real Estate Blog
Can The Right Color Help Sell Your Home Faster?
When it comes to selling your home in Astoria, you've probably thought of the most common staging tricks, such as clearing out the clutter to make your rooms look bigger and bringing in more light to brighten things up.
3 charged with retail theft in downtown Naperville
Three people have been charged with retail theft after stealing from at least two downtown Naperville businesses, according to police.
Coast flagger struck, seriously injured
A construction flagger was seriously injured when she was hit by a car on U.S. Highway 101 in Warrenton.
Corps starting new work on Columbia River jetties
The Corps of Engineers is taking the first steps in a $257 million project that begins this summer to stabilize jetties at the mouth of the Columbia River.
Painting/Wallcovering Contractor
Police Pig is Back in the Pink
A life-size concrete pig that stands in front of a public safety building in Astoria, OR, recently received a full restoration, thanks to a local Eagle Scout.
Setting compasses west, then turning east and pedaling
This is a detail of one of the maps we will be following to make our way home from Astoria.
Painting/Wallcovering Contractor
Police Pig is Back in the Pink
A life-size concrete pig that stands in front of a public safety building in Astoria, OR, recently received a full restoration, thanks to a local Eagle Scout.
Ore. department's concrete police pig back in pink
This undated photo supplied by the Astoria, Ore. Police Department shows the department's concrete pig before its restoration.
Cross-Country Cruisin': Harahan Man Cycles Across US for Charity
"You're going slower, you get to stop, you can see things, you're looking more, you hear the streams running, the leaves rattling, it's nice," says Joseph Barbara about cycling, his long-time passion.
Opinion roundup: Build the CRC; gays in the Boy Scouts
The CRC project as designed would connect Portland and Vancouver and feature expanded vehicle lanes and light rail.
Christopher Spencer and Sarah Scalesse welcomed their first child into the world, a baby boy, Brayden Joseph Spencer, on January 21, 2013, at 1:26 p.m., at Columbia Memorial Hospital in Astoria, OR.
Officials project largest fall chinook salmon run in years
Fisheries officials are projecting the largest fall chinook salmon run since 2004 as part of the salmon seasons set for the Columbia River.
Two men killed in head-on crash on Hwy 101
Two people were killed Friday when a car driven by a Seattle man with a suspended license veered into the wrong lane of Highway 101 near Warrenton, Ore., slamming head-on into another car, officials said.
Head-on crash along U.S. 101 in Warrenton kills 2 people
The crash was reported about 6:50 p.m. when a Subaru Impreza on U.S. 101 near milepost 8 crossed the center line and hit a Volkswagen Beetle, state police said.