Friday afternoon on Oct. 30 served as the first of two potential coronations for the Knappa cross country team. Astoria, Seaside and Warrenton also had their district meets and state qualifying was up ...

Jesus Daniel Walter Sass, 28, of Astoria was arraigned Wednesday on charges of attempt to commit a class C or unclassified felony, resisting arrest, assault in the fourth degree, disorderly conduct in ...

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 ...

Four local Oregon agencies will receive $4 million each to advance street safety projects, members of Oregon’s congressional delegation announced Friday. The funding, which comes from the U.S.

Does the Uppertown Firefighters Museum — formerly the North Pacific Brewery (pictured), then Uppertown Fire Station No. 2 — have a resident ghost? A 33-year member of the Astoria Fire Department, Dick ...

“Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.” — Martin Luther King Jr., from “Strength in Love,” 1963. After 66 years as an Oregonian, I have witnessed ...

Did you know that 23 people reported “firsthand experiences” of ghostly phenomena at Fort Stevens State Park on the Haunted Places website, including seeing glowing orbs, apparitions in uniform and ...

Note: If you have arachnophobia, this creepy crawly item might give you nightmares. In the deep Sulfur Cave on the Albania and Greece border, a thick 1,141-square-foot communal silk spider web has ...

The Astorian is reaching out to Clatsop County election candidates and is asking them each the same set of questions to educate the public on each candidate. In Astoria, there are four candidates ...

The South Jetty takes center stage in a new film by a team of Oregon filmmakers. “Taming the Mouth” is now available for public viewing on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV. The documentary focuses on ...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has transformed the estuary and robbed the river of sediment over the last century. The story of people and the lower Columbia River has always centered around canoes.