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Tillamook County Pioneer The Tillamook County Pioneer is a free-to-read, online news site covering all of Tillamook County And our visitors are sticking around!

The Tillamook County Pioneer is a rapidly growing, online-only, free to read news source covering the entire county from Manzanita to Neskowin. Since we entered the world of online news in July, 2013, we have an average of 50,000 unique visitors per month, and have reached over 1,000,000. In fact, between 15 and 20 percent of them are lingering on the site for 10 minutes or more. Meanwhile, our Fa

cebook likes are growing steadily at over 11,000, with 200 to 300 new "likes" each week and our page is reaching an average of over 60,000 people per week, and recent reach over 300,000! We believe independently owned and operated online news sources that offer free editorial content to readers are the wave of the community journalism future, in part because they make readers happy and draw more traffic than sites with paywalls, which makes advertisers happy. While naturally the majority of our readers live in Tillamook County, roughly 17.5 percent live in the Portland Metro area. Another 6.5 percent live in Hood River, 2.5 percent in Salem, 2.5 percent in Beaverton, 2 percent in Hillsboro, 2 percent in Lincoln City and 2 percent in Eugene. In fact, we receive email and phone queries from people who live outside Tillamook County asking about local events on a fairly regular basis. Please see our ad rate sales sheet on our website, and send press releases or story ideas to us via fb message or email us at [email protected] or [email protected] to learn more.

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"Any landing is a good landing if you live." Landings according to pelicans.

If you watch pelicans land, you'll understand. They have been around for over 30 million years, and the species gave up caring what they look like long ago.

09/11/2025

Tonight, 7:45pm at the Maxwell Library Park next to the library in Tillamook. All are welcome. We will have Don’t Give Up yard signs to give out as well as candles to light.

09/10/2025

In support of International Color Blindness Awareness Month, the Columbia River Maritime Museum has partnered with EnChroma to have their indoor color blindness correcting glasses available for our visitors!

We will loan out the EnChroma glasses to visitors who are red-green color blind, at no charge. The glasses are available at the Admissions Desk, on a first-come, first-served basis.

Test your color vision at https://enchroma.com/pages/test
Read more about EnChroma's work at www.enchroma.com

NOTE: EnChroma glasses are engineered with special optical filters that help the red-green color blind experience an expanded range of colors more vibrantly and distinctly to make schoolwork that involves color, art, nature and other experiences more ‘color accessible.’ The glasses do not deliver full color vision and results and reaction times vary. EnChroma glasses enhance color for approximately 80% of people with deuteranomalous or protanomalous red-green color blindness who have all three of their color sensing cones.

09/10/2025

At Adventist Health Tillamook’s Family Birth Place, our team provides warmth, privacy, and expert care to create a safe and comforting space for your birth experience. From labor to postpartum, every detail is designed to support you and your growing family.

Private, home-like maternity suites with whirlpool bath tubs
Dedicated nurses and personalized labor support
24/7 access to TeleNICU neonatologists for advanced newborn care
Postpartum follow-up visits to ensure a strong start

Whether you’re preparing for your first baby or adding to your family, we’re here to provide the compassionate care you deserve — close to home.

Learn more: adventisthealth.org/tillamook/services/maternity

Shown in group photo: Adventist Health Tillamook Family Birth Place team members celebrating the recent addition of neonatal ICU telemedicine services, left to right: Kayleen Bruns, Heather Szekely, Melissa Myers, Judith Lobato, Danielle Acosta, Jessica Galicia, Brianna Silva, Robin Becker, Hailey Leckner, Christine Chatelain, Marian Johnson.

09/10/2025

Open Write at Hoffman Center for the Arts
No registration required — just come write!
2nd Sundays | 2–4pm
Starting September 14
Hosted by Emily Ransdell & Marcia Silver

For any level of experience, Open Write is an open invitation to practice the craft of writing in community with fun, generative prompts. On each 2nd Sunday of the month, we will gather in the Writing Room at HCA and write to a variety of prompts in an informal setting with optional time to share writing without critique or instruction. Bring your notebook, laptop, or whatever inspires you. No registrations or fees (donations welcome).

Upcoming Dates
September 14 • October 12 • November 9 • December 14 • January 11 • February 8

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Rockaway Beach will receive a NEW 's Chair this afternoon September 10th at 3:30 pm at St. Mary by the Sea Church.
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Rockaway Beach will receive a NEW 's Chair this afternoon September 10th at 3:30 pm at St. Mary by the Sea Church.

Travel Oregon Grant Brings New Track Chair to Rockaway Beach Sept. 10 Posted on September 10, 2025 by Editor The City of Rockaway Beach is proud to announce the arrival of a brand-new all-terrain track chair, generously provided by the nonprofit organization David’s Chair Outdoor Mobility Systems....

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Tillamook, OR
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