A Surprising Rock Experience in Umatilla As I made the familiar drive from Washington State University forty years ago, I found myself passing through Umatilla Oregon, a quiet town I’d driven so many times before. To my surprise this week, … Continue reading Rock the Locks: Heavy Metal Magic in Umatilla, Oregon
Triskele, the three-legged deer who has become a local legend, was spotted once again roaming the neighborhoods of Surfside. Known for her resilience and ability to adapt, Triskele’s latest sighting has reminded residents of her remarkable journey. Named after the … Continue reading Triskele the Three-Legged Deer Spotted Again in Surfside
Although one bat tested positive for rabies. It’s a cautionary note to residents. The threat of exposure is minimal. Bays are critical to the ecosystem. Bats are often misunderstood creatures, but they play a crucial role in maintaining the balance … Continue reading The Benefits of Bats to the Pacific County Ecosystem
This article covers how Surfside motions could be easily sent out by election buddy ballot by an email link or on someone’s smartphone. All motion information is self-contained and provides all information in one place so members can vote. The … Continue reading ElectionBuddy: Driving Success in Fair Motion Voting for HOAs
Join the PSAC Caribbean Cruise Fundraiser Looking to escape the winter chill while supporting a great cause? Pacific County Senior Center (PSAC) is hosting an exciting fundraiser aboard the luxurious ms Norwegian Escape, departing from Galveston, Texas on December 13, … Continue reading Join the Pacific County Senior Center to Caribbean Cruise Fundraiser
As climate patterns shift, the Pacific Northwest faces increasing effects from atmospheric rivers—long, narrow corridors of concentrated moisture that bring heavy rainfall to coastal regions. While these weather events are crucial for replenishing water supplies, their intensity and frequency pose … Continue reading The Impact of Atmospheric Rivers on Coastal Homes in the Pacific Northwest
People gathered on the streets of Ocean Park and the surrounding areas for a nostalgic parade of historic vehicles, bringing back memories of an era when cruising was a central part of teenage life. For many of us who grew up in a time when cars were a symbol of freedom, cruising the streets was the norm. It was great to see so many people lining the streets, calling out car models from their youth, reliving those cherished moments. I’ve captured some photos and will be adding more soon, so check back to see more classic cars online. A big … Continue reading Street Legends: Ocean Park’s Rod Run Classic Car Gallery
The Car Gallery Of cars at the Long Beach Rod Run Show captures the essence of classic and custom automotive culture through a collection of car pictures. Every year, this event draws car enthusiasts to Long Beach, WA, where the … Continue reading Rod Run Classic Car Gallery
Ocean Park, Washington, presents a unique housing market with varied trends based on home size and inventory changes over time. As of August 2024, the median sold price for homes in Ocean Park is $344,000, marking a slight decrease of … Continue reading Housing Market Trends in Ocean Park, WA: August 2024
Rod Run visitors looking for a cozy spot to indulge hearty food and listen to live music, North Beach Tavern should be on your radar. Famous for its delicious pizzas, this tavern offers a laid-back atmosphere with a diverse menu … Continue reading North Beach Tavern: Rod Run Rock with Beach Break and Pizza
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