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In Fits and Starts, Oregon Emerged From Lockdown Last Weekend. Here’s What the Reopening Looked Like.

Oregon Churches and Religious Leaders File Lawsuit Against Gov. Kate Brown Demanding She Allow Them to Reopen

The churches say Brown is impinging on their constitutional rights.

Pelican Brewing is Opening a New Pub in Lincoln City

Pelican Brewing continues to expand its mini-coastal empire by announcing plans to open a pub in Lincoln City. The company will take over the site currently occupied by The Bay House on the south end of town perched on the edge of Siletz Bay when the beloved fine-dining spot relocates in order to grow its own operations. The 1937 building has always been a restaurant and over the years went through several renovations in order to add space. But the business has bigger plans, which is prompting the move.

Oregon Lottery Mobile Sports Betting Isn’t Ready for NFL Kickoff

But Oregon has its first sportsbook, at a coastal casino.

Murmurs: Lottery Delays Sports Betting

In other news: Neighbors privatize Portland Parks programs.

The Fire That Destroyed Iconic Oregon Coast Diner Otis Cafe Was Caused by Spontaneous Combustion of Grease Rags

The extra-greasy breakfasts that put Lincoln City’s Otis Cafe on the map 30 years ago may have also been its demise.

Where to Go on Your Stoner Road Trip Along the Oregon Coast

The Oregon Coast is ethereal, rugged and forever entwined with The Goonies. It’s also one of the best places in the state to get high.

Iconic Oregon Coast Roadside Diner Otis Cafe Caught Fire on the Fourth of July

On Thursday night, Lincoln City’s iconic Otis Cafe went up in smoke. North Lincoln Fire and Rescue responded to the fire just before 8 pm on July 4. An investigation is currently underway to determine the cause.

Portland Experienced Tropical Storm-Force Winds Atop the Fremont Bridge Last Night

Gusts downtown and near the Fremont Bridge reached 50 mph between 2 am and 4 am last night.

A Longtime Oregon Coast Tradition Returns to Lincoln City This Week

For the past 18 years, visitors to the Oregon Coast have doubled as pirates—at least the treasure-hunting part—during an annual seven-month hunt for glass globes in the sand.

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