Big changes are afoot for one of the Oregon Coast’s longest-serving grocery stores.

Heceta Lighthouse. What a pronunciation controversy! Is it HECK-a-ta or Ha-SEE-ta?

If you’re one of the thousands in Lincoln County who’ve earned some college credits throughout the years but haven’t completed a degree, Oregon Coast Community College wants to meet you.

Fans of the Newport School of Artistic Movement have been on the tips of their toes waiting for the announcement that registration for fall classes is open.

Take advantage of early registration for Newport’s second annual Coast Busters Walk for Breast Cancer

Freshly wrapped with iconic art and ready to roll, the Oregon Coast Art Bus will make a stop at the North Lincoln County Historical Museum this Friday, Aug. 26.

The Newport Coastal Arts Guild invites you to meet artist Sue Friesz for “Tea and Talk” on Thursday, Sept. 1.

Lincoln City’s Connie Hansen Garden is open to the public every day of the year, but on Saturday, Sept. 10, a popular fund-raiser returns after a two-year hiatus.

Studies show that continual learning helps keep the brain supple for a lifetime

Have you ever had the experience of doing something well-meaning only to find out it’s against the law?

Considered by many to be the greatest tragedy ever written, William Shakespeare’s “King Lear” portrays two aging fathers

Free family fun is offered at the 17th annual Wooden Boat Show at the Port of Toledo’s Waterfront Park.

It’s going to be an unusual smorgasbord of American music, blending hip hop with jazz, cabaret and musical theater.

It has been an epic journey for Lincoln City’s Theatre West as it finally raises the curtain on “Epic Proportions.”

It’s a growth area in Oregon, evolving from a cottage industry to a thriving commercial and retail enterprise.

It has been a long battle to keep the legacy alive.

Nearly every inch of the Kiawanda Community Center will be filled with works from some of the Central Coast’s best artists.

He was the most celebrated American writer of his time.

This year marks my 10th year living on the Oregon Coast. I moved here during the month of July at the start of tuna season.

There are few things as formative in childhood as going to the beach for the first time. And one of the ultimate mechanisms of nostalgia is building a sandcastle…