Lincoln City Parks & Recreation (LCP&R) is honored to receive $1 million from the State of Oregon for the continued development of a new community park in the historic Taft District. This recent funding was granted by the state during the regular legislative session. LCP&R was one of several agencies in Lincoln County who will receive funding from the legislative "short” session that concluded in early March.

The event’s dimensions are impressive. For three days, 70 artists will exhibit work in some 25 mediums at 24 locations spread over a distance exceeding 50 miles, from Toledo through Newport and Lincoln City and up through Neskowin and Cloverdale. By any measure, the Art On The Edge self-guided... Continue Reading...

A food hygiene inspection at fast food chain KFC on Lincoln High Street has flagged up the need for improvements on cleanliness, which resulted in a two-star rating for the takeaway restaurant. A food hygiene inspection took place on April 3 and flagged up a need for improvements in cleanliness and conditions of facilities and the building itself.

Approximately 2,000 Thompson’s Sanitary Service customers will soon have different pick-up days, even some who’ve had the same pick-up day for the past 30 years. Current Monday customers will be permanently switched to Friday pick-ups, and Friday customers will be permanently moved to Monday pick-ups.