Hoist a Pint in Astoria—
Once affectionately
known as a “swill town,” this city’shomegrown breweries now craft
great beers while cultivating good
times and community spirit. —Jamie Caulley
From Military School to Mountain Retreat—
A stretch of land along historic Langlois Mountain Road near Bandon boasts a note-worthy story with three chapters: a pioneer homestead, a renowned military prep school, and a delightful group retreat. —Laurel Gerkman
There and Back Again: Lieutenant Talbot’s Adventures on the Oregon Coast—In 1849, Lieutenant Theodore Talbot led a party of ten men across the central Oregon Coast. Here’s what he encountered, in his own words. —Michael Shay
Lincoln County’s Legendary Pioneer, Mother Copeland—In 1884, Clarinda Copeland became the first and perhaps only woman in the U.S. to operate an Indian trading post. —Grace Elting Castle
The Unsinkable Captain Johnson—For three days in 1929, Oregonians were transfixed by the wreck of the steamship Laurel and the captain who refused rescue. —Arthur H. Redman
Sam Boardman’s Legacy—Once in a blue moon, someone contributes an irreplaceable legacy, yet remains all but unknown. For those who love Oregon’s state parks, here is such a man. —Stanley Euston
Thomas Creek Bridge—Completed a half-century ago, Oregon’s highest bridge brought incredible coastal beauty and a shorter drive time to those traveling between Gold Beach and Brookings.
—Laurel Gerkman
South Coast Cranberries are Sodalicious!—Portland’s popular Hot Lips Soda company has added cranberry soda, made from Curry County fruit, to its lineup of all-natural drinks. —Geneva Miller
Bouncing Berry Farms—Combine fresh cranberries with plenty of ingenuity and you get a delicious cranberry conserve from this Bandon family farm. —Rosemary Camozzi
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