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Fishing Report, June 29: Trout fishing is hot, but bass heading for deeper water
Local lakes: Trout fishing has remained good for boaters trolling or drift fishing out in the deeper sections of area lakes. Tenmile Lakes in Lakeside has been excellent for rainbow trout in recent weeks. Most anglers are catching trout trolling…
Wild Rivers Coast Farm Trail
BANDON — Grab your grocery bag and hoof it down the farm trail.
New contests, new prizes at Coos County Fair
MYRTLE POINT — Coos County Fair Culinary Department has category prizes sponsored by area businesses to go along with your potential "Blue Ribbon Pride."
Take your yummy morning bowl of cereal on the road
College kids love cereal, and that is an indisputable fact. Even if they don't love it going in, they'll probably be hooked by the third week of their freshman year. College students have lots to juggle, meaning food is often…
Take your yummy morning bowl of cereal on the road
College kids love cereal, and that is an indisputable fact. Even if they don't love it going in, they'll probably be hooked by the third week of their freshman year. College students have lots to juggle, meaning food is often…
Wild Rivers Coast Farm Trail
BANDON — Grab your grocery bag and hoof it down the farm trail.
As I See It: Speedboat races at Floras Lake
The first picture I am sharing was taken 60 years ago (1957) of people getting prepared to take part in speedboat races at Floras Lake. My guess is that the building on the left side of the picture is the…
Right at Home: Tools to make the perfect slice of toast
While toaster ovens are popular for thick slices and for toppings, slot toasters in their modern iterations have lots of snazzy features. Countertop space and personal preferences may drive your decision.
Class of 2017 scholarships and future plans
Mark Austin
Small Maine town holds first graduation ceremony in 20 years
CRANBERRY ISLES, Maine (AP) — With graduation season nearly over, a small island town off the coast of Maine still managed to get in on the fun, having enough students to hold its first graduation ceremony in nearly two decades.
Farm to School: Fifth-graders learn how food gets to their tables
BANDON – South Coast fifth grade students received a valuable lesson this spring when they learned where their food comes from, what affects its growth and how it gets to their tables.
Farm to School: Fifth-graders learn how food gets to their tables
BANDON – South Coast fifth grade students received a valuable lesson this spring when they learned where their food comes from, what affects its growth and how it gets to their tables.
Bullards Beach State Park programs continue
BANDON — Bullards Beach State Park presents its summer programs for 2017. The programs are at 7 p.m. unless otherwise indicated, in either the amphitheater or the meeting yurt and are free and open to the public. Oregon Old Time…
Bullards Beach State Park offers summer programs
BANDON -- Bullards Beach State Park presents its summer programs for 2017. The programs are at 7 p.m. unless otherwise indicated in either the amphitheater or the meeting yurt and are free and open to the public. Oregon Old Time…
What're you putting in your mouth?
The Fergusons are visiting for the weekend.
Cranberry Festival Royalty in Training program seeks applicants
BANDON -- There are limited openings for the Cranberry Festival's Royalty in Training program for those who wish to participate in the 2017 festival.
As I See It, June 1: Bandon in the 1970s
All three photos that I am sharing this week were shot during the decade of the 1970s.
Lounges vs. lines: Testing travel with and without perks
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Summer travelers may well find themselves stuck in long security lines and squeezed into cramped seats. For frequent travelers, or those who can and want to pay extra, perks are available including upgrades to first-class seats,…
Lounges vs. lines: Testing travel with and without perks
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Summer travelers may well find themselves stuck in long security lines and squeezed into cramped seats. For frequent travelers, or those who can and want to pay extra, perks are available including upgrades to first-class seats,…