Mary Schamehorn is an editor at The World Newspaper. She covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on cultural movements and pop culture. Mary’s work has been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing her expertise in sports, events, and real estate.
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The impressive picture of the Coast Guard training in the Coquille River during summer patrol was taken in July of 1986, and I am sharing it today
Every year as we approach Memorial Day, I remember the Stormwatchers festival held that weekend for a number of years, back in the 1980s.
The first photo I am sharing appeared in the Western World in May of 1970 as the sewage treatment plant was being built on Fillmore Avenue/Riverside Drive at the foot of Carolina Avenue
The postmaster at Four Mile, Frances Steddom, was featured in the Nov. 3, 1960, Western World, describing her as a warm and friendly person who makes a social event of buying a stamp.
I found these neat pictures of one of the early Blessings of the Fleet, which took place on Memorial Day 36 years ago in 1990.
I found a neat picture of Wilsons Superette (now Wilsons Market) 50 years ago while going through my extensive negative collection, and I realize
The thing that really stands out in the first picture, taken in the early 1940s of downtown Bandon, is the number of piling left standing along the waterfront, representing buildings that were lost in the 1936 Bandon Fire.
As the Southern Coos Hospital and Health Center studies the recently completed Master Facility Plan about how best to achieve additional space, my thoughts turned to the current hospital.
The first photo I am sharing was taken 27 years ago (March 1999) when Bandon's History Museum was opening a new addition.
In the fall of 1980, a large mine was in operation north of Bandon (first photo), in the same area that had been the scene of chrome mining many years earlier.
