Will Chappell Headlight is a local journalist based in Tillamook, Oregon. He primarily writes for the Tillamook Shooters Association and his work has also been featured in the North Coast Citizen, Coastal News Today, and the American Shoreline Podcast Network. Will's articles cover a range of topics including local news, sports, community events, and government updates.
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Grady Whitlatch takes a contested jumper from the top of the key.
By: Will Chappell Headlight
Work on adding a ramp for ADA accessibility is underway outside the building’s entrance. Will Chappell
Nestucca High School’s girls’ basketball team opened the season with back-to-back victories, including a 50-42 win over the Blanchet Catholic Cavaliers at home on December 6.
Tillamook County Clerk Christy Nyseth certified the county’s election results on December 2, confirming the success of the county’s emergency radio system bond question.
By: Will Chappell Headlight
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Neah-Kah-Nie High School’s girls’ basketball team earned a convincing win against the county rival Nestucca High School 54-31 on Dec. 11, in Rockaway Beach, handing the Bobcats their first loss
By: Will Chappell Headlight
Following a late November public hearing, Rockaway Beach’s city council unanimously voted to deny an appeal from the Oregon Shore Conservation Coalition challenging the planned 28-unit Nedonna Wave subdivision.
By: Will Chappell Headlight
Elizabeth “Lizzy” Yeon attempts a hook shot in the lane against the Braves.
The exterior of the soon-to-open recovery house operated by Iron Tribe Network and owned by Tillamook Family Counseling Center on 2 nd Street.
By: Will Chappell
Lawyers for the City of Manzanita and three citizens challenging the withholding of a legal report into employee complaints against ex-Mayor Deb Simmons argued a motion for summary judgment in
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