The Corps of Discovery spent the winter of 1805-06 at a small log fort near present-day Astoria, depending on trade with the Clatsop people. Here's who…
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Don Bohn plans to retire April 2, 2027, after seven and a half years as Clatsop County manager. The commission now has five months to find a successor.
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Politics & State Government
Armitage and Bangs make their cases for the North Coast’s open Senate seatPolitics & State Government
Mail Delays Hit Astoria and the North Coast as Ballots Go Out: What Voters Should KnowPolitics & State Government
Clatsop County’s Long-Range Plan: From the 2030 Vision to the Comprehensive Plan Update
From an 1849 mercantile to the smallest Pepsi bottler in the world, six generations of the Van Dusen family have done business in Astoria.
By Joel Koskinen ·
Tillamook County's domestic and sexual violence nonprofit received a $130,000 gift. What Tides of Change does and how to reach it.
By Megan Harlow ·
Clatsop County has mailed 2026-27 property tax statements. Here are the Nov. 16 discount deadline, payment options and the county's free recording alert service.
By Dana Whitcomb ·
Razor clamming between Seaside and the Columbia River remains closed after new tests found high domoic acid. Where clamming and crabbing stand on the North Coast.
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Energy & Environment
Federal Permit Sets 70-Year Rules for Tillamook and Clatsop State ForestsEnergy & Environment
NRC Renewed Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant’s License for 20 More Years: What the Decision CoveredEnergy & Environment
The Warrenton LNG Fight: How a Decade-Long Energy Proposal Ended on the ColumbiaBy Corey Lindqvist ·
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