Steve Card is the Managing Editor of the Newport Newstimes, a local newspaper in Newport, Oregon. With a focus on local news and events, Steve covers a wide range of topics including city council decisions, business openings, community events, and local infrastructure updates.
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Steve Card's coverage is heavily focused on local news, community events, city government, infrastructure, and business updates in Newport and the surrounding area. His articles often include press releases and announcements related to house & home as well as design.
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It was a milestone for many area residents when ground was finally broken on the new Lincoln County Animal Shelter on Wednesday, Oct. 9.
Newport’s Big Creek Road bridge was closed to vehicles after an inspection found the substructure to be in “serious condition.” The bridge is still open to pedestrians and bicyclists. (Photo by Steve Card)
This photo, taken in October 2019, shows the aircrew from Coast Guard Air Facility Newport assisting the Coos Bay Aids to Navigation Team in the removal of the sound signal from the South Jetty of Yaquina Bay.
For the past several months, South Beaver Creek Road, which runs pretty much parallel to Highway 101 from the Ona Beach area to the north side of Alsea Bay at
The Newport City Council this month approved changes to the city’s camping code, which give law enforcement personnel the ability to better control illegal camping, particularly in the South Beach
Claire Hall has been declared the official winner in the race for position 2 on the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners. Hall, who has held that commission seat for the
The annual free Thanksgiving dinner provided by South Beach Church was held at the Newport National Guard Armory this year, drawing in hundreds of people of all ages. (Photos by Steve Card)
An agreement for the sale of the Abbey Street Pier Building on the Newport Bayfront was approved by the Newport City Council at its Dec. 2 meeting. The city is
Gretchen and Paul Cooper are entering their second holiday season as the owners of Newport Post Pack & Ship, and things are pretty busy with it being the peak of the shipping season.
Newport's new city manager, Nina Vetter, has a few months on the job now after taking over from the retiring Spencer Nebel last summer.
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