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The Seaside Downtown Development Association presents “Blooming Benefit,” a night to raise money to adorn downtown streets with 64 flower baskets for locals and visitors during the summer months.

Columbia Memorial Hospital celebrated the one-year anniversary of CMH Medical Group & Urgent Care – Seaside, located in the Seaside Outlet Mall. The clinic saw nearly 7,000 patient visits …

The Gearhart Small Business Committee is seeking applications for the appointment of new members.

Seaside High school senior Westin Carter was named the male “Most Valuable Student” by the Oregon State Elks Association. Carter was sponsored by Seaside Elks Lodge #1748. As a state winner, C…

Bryre Babbitt of Seaside was named to the Linfield University fall 2020 dean’s list. She is a major in public health: health promotion.

Kenneth Earnest Dahlberg and Deirdre “Dee” Gayle Dahlberg are celebrating their 50th anniversary on March 6.

The Gearhart Budget Committee will hold a public hearing on May 6 at 5 p.m. to consider possible uses for state revenue sharing funds for fiscal year 2021-22. 

The Prom Centennial with a 100K Relay on the Prom. Teams will run all night along our historic Promenade to complete the race, culminating with breakfast and prizes the next morning. The race …

After making adjustments last year to accommodate COVID-19 guidelines, surf instructor Lexie Hallahan feels all the more prepared to give kids and adults a plethora of opportunities to ride th…

Recent storms, big surf, and high tides have brought in many large logs, the Seaside Aquarium reports.

As many of you may know, the Seaside Aquarium has a long, rich history. Established in 1937, many people have participated in the aquarium’s success over the years, but few have dedicated as m…

“Pandemic.”

Valentine’s Day this year will be a little more special for residents of Avamere at Seaside and local students, thanks to a partnership between the senior care community and Pacific Ridge Elem…

The Clatsop County Master Gardener Association is accepting applications for its annual scholarship program.

For Reginald Cragin, everything about coming to Seaside seemed like destiny.

A third book written by Rusty Bradshaw, former Oregon resident and sports editor for the Seaside Signal, is now in production and is expected to be available for purchase in about six months f…

The fifth anniversary of the fatal shooting of Seaside police Sgt. Jason M. Goodding takes place Friday with a ceremony beginning at 6 p.m. on the city's YouTube channel.

Seaside is now accepting tourism grant applications for the 2021-22 fiscal cycle. Up to $50,000 in grant funds are expected to be available.

A new initiative, “Handle With Care,” partners local school districts and law enforcement agencies in an initiative to support children who experience traumatic events.

Seaside firefighters handed out free K95 masks in a drive-thru event Thursday afternoon, one of many similar giveaways throughout Clatsop County. The masks help minimize the risk of the spread…

Niquilla Blodgett of Seaside was among those who earned dean’s list recognition at George Fox University for the fall 2020 semester. Traditional undergraduate students must earn a 3.5 grade po…

Westin Carter was selected as the Most Valuable Student boy in the Northwest District of the Oregon State Elks Association. The judging was held at Newport Elks Lodge with competitors ranging …

Seaside High School Drama announces its first production of the new year, “Game of Tiaras: A Stay-At-Home Play,” by Don Zolidis, will be available to stream at home from Feb. 12 through Feb. 18.

A new dental office opened this month at the Seaside Outlets on North Roosevelt Drive. Advantage Dental Oral Center becomes the 52nd Advantage Dental practice in Oregon and among 80 practices …

A new dental office opened this month at the Seaside Outlets. Advantage Dental Oral Center becomes the 52nd Advantage dental practice in Oregon and among 80 practices overall throughout six st…

Board-certified pediatrician Dr. Whitney Latham, D.O., joined CMH Medical Group & Urgent Care in Seaside.

Until last March, the juniors at Seaside High School had no reason to expect their senior year to play out this way — characterized by online learning, the absence of popular extracurricular p…

The Sunset Pool and facilities will close on Friday as a result of Clatsop County moving to the state’s extreme risk category for the coronavirus, which bans the use of indoor pools.

Clatsop home supply ends year at historic low

Seaside Police Officer Jenson Segui is among the the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training 402nd Basic Police Class.

A fundraiser for the Class of 2021 takes place Jan. 9, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the old Seaside High School parking lot. Drop off plastic bottles and cans. For more information, contact seas…

The the Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District 5K fun run/walk along the Prom in Seaside will go virtual this year.

Local students made the scholastic honor for the fall 2020 term at Oregon State University. A total of 8,378 students earned a B-plus or better grade point average (3.5) to make the listing. T…

The Seaside Civic and Convention Center was transformed into Santa’s Workshop last week, with Seaside Rotary Club members working diligently like elves to ensure hundreds of children in the co…

Seaside Aquarium got at call at 9 a.m. Saturday morning from Cannon Beach about an abandoned seal pup on the beach, the aquarium’s Tiffany Boothe reported.

Westin Carter and Briana Boyd were each awarded $1,000 scholarships by the Seaside Elks Lodge.

Students from Seaside High School Associated Student Body hosted a food drive Monday to help feed local families.

North Coast author Brian Ratty will release his new book “Call of the Columbia: River of Redemption” to the general public at the Seaside Artisan Market on Saturday, Dec. 12, and Sunday Dec. 2…

Pearl Harbor Day celebrations are limited this year, with cancellations of annual events at the American Legion and the Seaside Civic and Convention Center.

At Monday’s meeting city councilors approved a full on-premises commercial sales liquor license for Legends in the Seaside Factory Outlets on North Roosevelt Avenue. The license allows the sal…

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Winners of the Seaside American Association of University Women June Stromberg scholarship are staying in Seaside and attending college online.

Pearl Harbor Day events are canceled this year due to the COVID restrictions in place, Lou Neubecker, Seaside Legion Post 99 adjutant Lou Neubecker announced.

This year’s Seaside Museum and Historical Society Gingerbread Tea goes virtual this year as programs at Butterfield Cottage are canceled as a precaution during the coronavirus pandemic.

The reimagined 23rd annual Safeway Providence Festival of Trees, hosted by Providence Seaside Hospital Foundation, kicks off the season with “Home for the Holidays,” a virtual gala and auction.