Will Chappell is a private tutor and freelance journalist based in Tillamook, Oregon. He focuses on local news and events, covering topics such as community development, sports, and local government. His work has been featured in publications such as TILLAMOOK SHOOTERS ASSOCIATION, Cannon Beach Gazette, North Coast Citizen, and The News Guard.
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Tillamook, United States (Local)
Will Chappell's coverage is centered around local news, with a focus on sports, government & politics, agriculture & farming, and design. His articles often feature government announcements and press releases.
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One of the sections of the park’s main entry road that will be repaired.
Two citizens of Rockaway Beach petitioned Tillamook Circuit Court for a writ of mandamus to change the city’s balloting methodology for city council elections on August 8. The petition alleges that the methodology was changed in 2014 without approval from city council, in violation of the city’s charter.
Manzanita’s Hoffman Center for the Arts marked its 20th anniversary with an all-day festival on August 31, welcoming volunteers and the community for a day filled with artistic activities.
By: Will Chappell
After an extended hearing on August 28, Tillamook Circuit Court Judge Jonathan Hill ruled that the City of Rockaway Beach can proceed with its November city council elections with position
Crews began working on a $10.6-million project to upgrade Highway 101 and pedestrian access in downtown Garibaldi earlier this month and work is expected to last through summer 2025.
By: Will Chappell Headlight
Ashtyn Irwin found holes on several occasions against Marist, including once for a 67-yard rush to set up a Carsen Rieger touchdown in the first.
A view from the recently purchased parcel over much of Cape Meares’ watershed that will be added to the Cape Meares National Wildlife Refuge.
Tillamook’s board of county commissioners approved a contract with the Oregon Department of Transportation to repair a landslide that temporarily closed Sandlake Road last December at their August 28 meeting.
Kevin Hurliman had a strong showing in his first varsity outing at quarterback, finishing a perfect 12-for-12 through the air. Holly Werner
Candidates running for offices in the November election submitted nominating paperwork by September 5, and the Tillamook County clerk’s office submitted a final ballot on September 10.
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