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Historic “Twilight” Location Finally Getting New Life After Devastating 2011 Fire

Yes, I was a Twilight fan. I'm not going to say I was a "Twi-Hard" by any means, but in my 20's I enjoyed the books immensely. I also may have seen every movie in the theater as they came out. Not that they were great by any stretch of the imagination, but two things kept me going back. The...

Kirk’s Ferry Trading Post Offers Up Pizza, Prime Rib, and a Whole Lot of Oregon History

Unless you make it a point to take scenic drives through Oregon, you likely won’t find yourself passing through the small town of Brownsville anytime soon. However, you may want to consider setting aside an afternoon to do just this. Founded in 1846, this historic, pioneer town is nestled in the...

New Native American Cultural Exhibit Featured at Oregon’s High Desert Museum

Have you had a chance to visit the High Desert Museum yet in Bend, Oregon? This awesome museum focuses on history, nature, and the culture of Oregon's High Desert, and it continually develops new and interesting exhibits for its visitors. Recently a new exhibit of Native American arts was put...

Amanda’s Trail Oregon: History, Bridge & Hiking Guide

Updated August 2026: Amanda’s Trail is both a steep Oregon Coast hike and a memorial route. It passes through the forest between Yachats and Cape Perpetua, crosses the 142-foot Amanda Creek suspension bridge and reaches the Amanda Gathering Area, where visitors are asked to reflect on Amanda and...

The Deadly Tsunami That Hit The Oregon Coast In 1964

There have been 21 tsunamis on the Oregon Coast since 1854. The last two damaging tsunamis were in 1964 as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake, and in 2011 as a result of the Great Tohoku Japan Earthquake that caused severe damage and contributed to the deaths of four people on the Oregon...

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