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Shifting sand levels of winter
The streetlights have come on in Neskowin. By 5 p.m., the sky has grown dark, or at least…
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King tides are a look at the Oregon Coast’s future
For researchers with the Oregon King Tides Project, the highest tides of the year can offer clues about…
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Lighthouses bring hope for two peninsula artists
Penny Treat thinks of lighthouses as a metaphor for hope. “They stand guard with their keepers for all…
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‘Cedar and Sea’ builds on a new direction
On Friday, the center gallery of the Columbia River Maritime Museum will complete a transformation years in the…
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Comet Tsuchinshan-Atlas lights up October skies
A bright streak in the early evening just after sunset, comet C/2023 A3, or Tsuchinshan-Atlas, has been appearing…
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It’s fall on Washington’s cranberry coast
In time for this weekend’s Cranberry Harvest Fair in Long Beach, a bit of history from the Columbia…
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A hike among cedars on Long Island
“Lush” is the first word that comes to mind to describe Willapa Bay’s Long Island. A place lush…
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Cape Disappointment closures postponed
The Three Waters Trail and other areas of Cape Disappointment State Park, which were set to undergo improvements…
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A call for poetry, art in Our Coast Magazine
In this week’s cover story from Cannon Beach, painters, sculptors, photographers and other artists look forward to coming…
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Chinook traditions on display at maritime museum
Eight years ago, Amiran White began a project with the Chinook Indian Nation to document the lives and…
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