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Astoria’s downtown trick-or-treating a graveyard smash
What started out looking like a fairly bleak Halloween weather-wise, took a sunny turn on Halloween afternoon Saturday. The sun broke through the clouds shortly before 3 p.m. welcoming the start of trick-or-treating that took place on…
Read at The AstorianClatsop County on the record for Oct. 31
Attempting to elude a police officer Timothy Allen Kurth, 38, of Astoria was arraigned Friday on charges of fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer, resisting arrest, reckless driving, recklessly endangering another, driving under…
Read at The AstorianClatsop County news briefs for Oct. 31, 2026
Two-car crash briefly shut down Astoria-Megler Bridge On Sunday, Oct. 25 at approximately 2:24 p.m., Oregon State Police responded to a two-vehicle injury crash on the Astoria-Megler Bridge. The preliminary investigation indicated a…
Read at The Astorian‘Reimagining Health Care for America’ comes to Astoria
U.S. Sen. Wyden and other legislators hold town hall On Thursday afternoon, United State Senator Ron Wyden held the seventh installment in a series of town halls at the Maritime Center in Astoria. “Reimagining Health Care for America,”…
Read at The AstorianLetters to the Editor
Measure 4-247 threatens privacy, property rights The conversation continues on Measure 4-247. While I understand that we all have different ideas about how to solve the housing affordability challenge in Astoria, these are a few of the…
Read at Seaside SignalWoo-woo! All aboard the new (food) train station in Astoria
Astoria has a new food cart bar. The Train Station Bar & Food Cart Court officially opened on Sept. 11 on Industry Street. Danielle and David Wallace drew inspiration for their new establishment from food cart bars they frequent on their…
Read at Seaside SignalGuest Column: Astoria’s future should remain rooted in community
Returning to our roots is the way forward for Astoria. Laura Parker, Jim Forrester, and Justin Grafton have lifelong roots in Astoria. Their connections to this community run deep. We believe that matters when choosing the people who will…
Read at The AstorianA final tuneup for Clatsop County runners
Astoria, Seaside and Warrenton cross country teams had one more tuneup before their respective District Meets. After setting personal records at Fort Stevens, the athletes traveled to Tillamook for The Bigfoot Classic at Alderbrook Golf…
Read at Seaside SignalWarrenton brothers create ‘worry monsters’ to help kids cope with anxiety, illness
WARRENTON, Ore. (KPTV) - Two brothers from a coastal community near Astoria are making stuffed “worry monsters” designed to help children dealing with trauma, illness and anxiety. Wyatt Lamont, 11, and his brother Ben, 13, have been making…
Read at KPTV FOX 12
