Onlookers select their favorite competitor. There are cheers of excitement as the racers take off. Hands bang along the race course, encouraging their picks towards the finish line.

In February of 2020, Lincoln City Council unanimously approved two ordinances that would allow for food carts to operate within the city limits.

Some people say things never change, but at the Rusty Truck Brewing Company, things are constantly changing.

Diverse writing styles and subjects — and more — will be the topic of a first-ever literary event at Newport’s Pacific Maritime Heritage Center this Saturday, March 9.

The Economic Development Alliance of Lincoln County will present the second Lincoln County Economic Summit on Thursday, March 14.

Even the Easter Bunny needs to do an occasional home repair, which is why you’ll find him at Habitat for Humanity’s second annual Home and Garden Show. this Saturday, March 9

As the Oregon Coast Council for the Arts nears completion of its ambitious capital campaign to renovate the Newport Performing Arts Center, the group is inviting members of the public to help outfit new backstage spaces — and even add their own names to this beloved community building.

With spring approaching, bird activity increases, making this a great time to get outside and observe birds preparing for the nesting season.

Ironically, there were clear skies and mild temperatures the day I took my niece to explore some of the available options for keeping kids entertained on rainy days in the most central part of the Central Oregon Coast.

The large windows in the Newport Visual Arts Center’s Runyan Gallery, working in tandem with longer days and increased sunlight, should make for a spectacular, colorful display during “A Life in Glass.”

As spring spreads along the coast, Toledo blooms with color — from the town’s recognizable cherry trees to the vivid murals and galleries that line the streets.

The March exhibition at Manzanita’s Hoffman Gallery will feature the multimedia works of Keri Rosebraugh and Anna Daedalus.

The word aptonym describes a similarity between a person's name and occupation, which well suits Major Jackson, a very big name in poetry, who will be at Manzanita’s Hoffman Center for the Arts for a poetry reading and book signing this Friday, March 1.

Lincoln City’s Bijou Theatre is once again getting into the Oscars spirit by screening this year’s Academy Award-nominated short films from Friday, March 1, through Thursday, March 7.

Art is essential, but artful objects you can actually use? Even better. Enjoy some of the “Boldly Practical” clay creations of Sam Jacobson at Newport Visual Arts Center’s 2nd floor Coastal Oregon Visual Arts Showcase from Friday, March 1, through April 28.

Pisces or not, you are invited to the 2024 Pisces Party this Friday, March 1, at Primaltones Community Venue in Newport.

Every year, thousands of fans eagerly await the return of the Newport Seafood & Wine Festival, which celebrates its 47th year on the Central Oregon Coast this weekend.

Your Newport Seafood and Wine Festival after party is just around the corner at Primaltones Community Venue, presenting the finest in burlesque entertainment with a tribute to the myths and legends of the gods and goddesses of Greek mythology.

If you have been hearing talk about the exciting new park being created in Lincoln City’s Taft District and would like to know more, the Lincoln City Parks and Recreation Department is offering another opportunity to look behind the curtain.

Delve into the fascinating world of the “Queens of British Mystery” at Newport Public Library on Thursday, Feb. 29.