Will Lohre is a local journalist based in St. Helens, Oregon. He has written for various publications including The Chief News, OLD YANKTON CHURCH, The World Newspaper, The News Guard, and Curry Coastal Pilot. Will's articles cover a range of topics including local sports, community events, city news, and business profiles.
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Will Lohre's articles predominantly cover local community events, sports, business, and seasonal updates in the St. Helens area of Oregon. Given this focus, he may be particularly interested in news related to local businesses' success stories or initiatives that directly impact the community.
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Emrick Smith with the trophy he won competing in the FAI Junior World Championships in Prilep, North Macedonia.
The leaves aren’t the only things changing this fall. As October progresses, the league standings in football, volleyball, and soccer are rounding into shape, with results coming thick and fast
Taft and Newport will be facing off in a cross-county rivalry game this Friday, but the stakes couldn’t be much different as the two teams find themselves in very different
Siuslaw High School sports continue to roll along, and after another busy week, the league and state high school standings have been shaken up. With volleyball, football, and soccer all hurdling toward the end of their seasons, let's catch up with how the most recent Viking contests have been.
Swimmers are off the starters blocks this season, as the Newport Swim Team (NST) traveled to Dallas, Oregon, for the BDST Fall Invitational on Oct. 19 and 20. Eight local swimmers made the trip to the season-opening meet.
The playoffs are right around the corner for Oregon High School sports, and with a little more than a week left in the fall season, let's take a look at how the Siuslaw High School volleyball, soccer, and football teams are doing.
Taft High School football had its six-game winning streak snapped by Santiam Christian on Nov. 1, but will still continue the season’s journey in the state playoffs.
Newport boys cross country are the back-to-back state champions, a title they earned running at the 2024 OSAA State Championships at Lane Community College in Eugene on Nov. 9.
The Tigers were out for revenge when they took on Sisters in the first round of the 3A football state playoffs. Taft lost its previous matchup with the Outlaws earlier
The months of grinding between the lines on the gridiron are now over for the Taft High School football team, and the Tigers saw their season end in the 3A State Championships in the quarterfinals against Vale.
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