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By Dan Haag One of my favorite things about cracking open a new book is reading the dedication. It’s for a couple of reasons. First, it’s fun to conjure up an image of to whom the writer is referring because they obviously made enough of an impact on the writer to be mentioned. The words are often simple and deeply personal. “To Katz, of course,” writes Bill Bryson at the beginning of “A Walk In The Woods.” Carl Hiaasen opens... Read more →

Join merchants from Manzanita, Nehalem, and Wheeler for “Plaid Friday” all day long November 23rd! The name Plaid Friday was conceived from the idea of weaving the individual threads of small businesses together to create a strong fabric that celebrates the diversity and creativity of independent businesses. Plaid Friday is the relaxing and enjoyable alternative to the big box store “Black Friday” frenzy, and promotes both local and independently owned businesses during the holidays. Look for the Plaid Friday poster... Read more →

By Linda Tate, Communications Director NW Osteopathic Medical Foundation Last week we were given a lesson in forgiveness, something we can all benefit from in one way or another, right? Sometimes it’s so hard to forgive, but at the end of the day, it’s what is best for us, and really has little to do with the other person. Something to continue to think about and work at, in my opinion. This week we tackle the subject of Aging in... Read more →

Come celebrate at the Garibaldi Maritime Museum before we close for the season – a festive Open House November 23, 24 and 25th from 10 am to 4 pm each day. Free admission with a donated nonperishable food item for the local Food Bank. Crafts, treats, sales, raffles and more, including Santa on Saturday and Sunday. The Garibaldi Museum is going to have a 25% off gift shop sale! We will have refreshments and a raffle is available. Children can... Read more →

As the seasons change, I used to dread having to wear socks again … until I discovered Darn Toughs at Unfurl Clothing. Besides being “darn tough” – I’ve yet to wear out a pair (lifetime guarantee), they are so warm, cozy and comfortable. When Suzy Freeman mentioned that she had arranged for a donation of my favorite (and soon to be your favorite) socks to the new clothing bank at Nehalem Bay Methodist Church. This is something we need to... Read more →

Debbie Moberly, a resident of Nehalem with extensive professional business experience and deep involvement in community volunteer activities, has joined the board of the Nehalem Bay Health District. Moberly was appointed recently to fill a vacancy on the five-person board that governs the health district in northern Tillamook County. The district owns and operates the Nehalem Valley Care Center and owns the building occupied by the Rinehart Clinic in Wheeler. Moberly brings to the health district board more than thirty... Read more →

EDITOR’S NOTE: Winter is technically over a month away, but recent emergencies such as the fires in Northern California with mass evacuations are a reminder about being prepared at ALL TIMES for emergencies all kinds. This week on his Facebook page Tillamook County Emergency Management Director Gordon McCraw shared information about the emergency alert systems used by Tillamook 911, TCSO, TPUD and other organizations. Make sure you and your household are signed up to received alerts. The Tillamook County Pioneer... Read more →

Three businesses and an individual in Tillamook County were honored for excellence at the annual banquet hosted by the Economic Development Council and Visit Tillamook Coast. The event was held on November 15 at Pacific Restaurant. Chantelle Hylton and Patrick Rock, owners of the Salmonberry Saloon in Wheeler, were awarded the Economic Development Council Business of the Year. The restaurant opened in early 2018, employs 23 workers, and sources foods from more than 20 local producers. “More than that, they... Read more →