By Laura Swanson I’ve been posting, sharing, copying and pasting for nearly 12 hours. I’m exhausted, but I’m also greatly inspired and encouraged by our community. There has been an outpouring of…
Category: From the Pioneer
Columbia Bank Branch Manager Patty Schlip to Celebrate Retirement, Last Day Feb. 28th
By Julie Chick, for the Tillamook County Pioneer When she opens her eyes that first morning of retirement, she has no doubt she has plenty of good options to keep her occupied….
Choose to Include: Unified Champion Schools — NKN Students First Opportunity to Compete at THS Basketball Tournament, Hope for More Sports through Unified Sports Program
By Julie Chick for the Tillamook County Pioneer Imagine … a lineup of student athletes, some with intellectual disabilities and others without, all using their unique strengths to build team successes ……
FishPeople at Garibaldi Landing Donates 100 Pounds of Fresh Crab to Nehalem Bay House
It’s a bountiful crab season. In fact, FishPeople Seafood Market at Garibaldi Landing has so much crab that they thought the beneficiaries of the Smiley Brothers Salmon Harvest might enjoy a crab…
Whirlwind of a Week: Tornado on Tuesday Jan. 21, Hits Neighborhood North of Manzanita
By Laura Swanson On Tuesday January 21st just before 11 am, several people reported a water spout north of Manzanita, near Neah-Kah-Nie beach, and they observed the water spout come ashore as…
Tragedy at Falcon Cove: Community Vigil at Hoffman Center January 15th
By Carolyn Maizel, for the Pioneer The room was packed, with several news crews on site filming and taking photos. The expression most used for the night (quoted from the Pioneer) was…
Tillamook County Tid-Bits: Year in Review 2019 – Top Stories
Tillamook County Pioneer Year in Review – Top Stories of 2019
Tragedy at Falcon Cove: Community Grieves, Outpouring of Support for First Responders, Manzanita Police Officers
“Embrace in your loving arms all who are grieving the loss of family and loved ones through tragic circumstance; where lives are in turmoil, hope turns to despair and pain is all…
Top Stories 2019 – August to December – Fires, Thefts, Closures – Oh My!
Continuing the Pioneer’s “top stories” of 2019: https://www.tillamookcountypioneer.net/camp-meriwether-fire-update-oregon-department-of-forestry/ https://www.tillamookcountypioneer.net/whats-up-with-county-road-striping-three-center-lines/ https://www.tillamookcountypioneer.net/multiple-victims-rescued-at-cape-meares-during-water-rescue/https://www.tillamookcountypioneer.net/multiple-victims-rescued-at-cape-meares-during-water-rescue/https://www.tillamookcountypioneer.net/multiple-victims-rescued-at-cape-meares-during-water-rescue/ https://www.tillamookcountypioneer.net/bureau-of-land-management-blm-fatal-single-vehicle-crash-east-of-beaver-sept-19th/ https://www.tillamookcountypioneer.net/eric-swanson-named-president-of-adventist-health-tillamook/ The Pioneer publishes Memory Tracks: Diary of a Depot by Virginia Carrell Prowell starting in September, by the chapters ……
Top Stories from 2019 – January – June – Wild Times
Here are the stories each month that had the most views. Looking back is a good reminder about the many happenings that our communities endure, and also a whatever happened to? There…
