Eat & Drink
Coastal distilleries take on the high seas
In a region that has established a solid reputation for craft beer, local distilleries are working to elevate…
Live & Stay
Who are the people aboard Columbia River ships?
Each day on the Columbia River, curious residents and visitors see ships from around the world passing by.…
Find In Print
Our Coast Magazine spends hours by the tides
Before sunrise, ship traffic is already moving on the Columbia River. A silhouette against the day’s first light,…
Eat & Drink
Coastal sweets, from saltwater taffy to a chocolate cafe
On the North Coast, creative bakers and chefs are conjuring up all sorts of morsels to tempt and satisfy…
Live & Stay
Residential architecture styles in Astoria
One of Astoria’s greatest allures is its abundance of historic architecture. This is a city where one could…
Live & Stay
Crafting the sound of Astoria
Brian Bovenizer, one of the owners of the Rope Room, a recording studio in Astoria, described the space…
Eat & Drink
On Willapa Bay, oystering runs in the family
“How long you been doing this?” “All my life,” replied oysterman John Herrold. He didn’t skip a beat.…
Eat & Drink
How an Astorian built a brewery grounded in history
Chris Nemlowill began the summer of 2003 as a new graduate with degrees in marketing and computer science…
Do & See
An antiques road trip along the coast
When visiting small, historic towns along the coast, antique and vintage shops are a must. So much history…
Do & See
Saddle Mountain, back open to hikers, is rich in surprises
On a summer day when fog clings to the higher peaks above the Oregon Coast Range, Saddle Mountain…
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