Monthly Archives: May 2018
Governor declares state of emergency over Salem tap water
In case you haven't heard yet, a water advisory was issued Monday night, as small amounts of cyanotoxins were found in the Detroit Reservoir....
Tillamook Cheese Factory Announces Grand Opening For New Visiting Center
If you're looking for one more thing to add to your summer to-do list, you'll surely want to make a stop in Tillamook for...
The Astoria Sunday Market – Your Unofficial Guide
Most of us in Oregon are familiar with Portland's popular Saturday Market, but did you know Astoria has its own vibrant market every Sunday?...
A Guide To The Best Crater Lake Hikes in Oregon
Crater Lake is the blue gem of the Oregon Cascades. People travel from all over the world to see Crater Lake in all it's...
10 Classic Bend Hikes to Add To Your Bucket List
With dozens of waterfalls to explore and hundreds of trails, Central Oregon is a hiker's paradise. If you're ready for adventure in Central Oregon...
Mysterious ‘werewolf’ shot in Montana, puzzling wildlife experts
Sometimes I come across something that's just too bizarre not to write about, even if it didn't happen here on the west coast. But...
Oregon State Police trooper rescues puppies from hot trunk
Absolutely unreal. Our hats off to the Oregon State Police tonight, as a trooper rescued Husky/German Shepherd puppies from a hot car trunk during a traffic stop...
This Classic Oregon Drive-In is Known For Their Famous 18oz Burger
Sometimes nothing sounds better than an old-fashion burger and fries. Originally an A&W Drive-In, which closed in the late 1970's alongside other A&W's across Oregon,...
10 Best Oregon Beaches to Dip Your Toes in The Sand
There are some truly amazing beaches in Oregon. Do you know where to go to see wild tufted puffins? How about the best Oregon...
Painted Hills, Oregon: Unofficial Guide to Hiking, Camping & More
Oregon's Painted Hills is one of those awe-inspiring things you have to see in person. Photos simply aren't enough to convey how impressive this...