|
Remember to Shop Local!! |
|
Listen for the Taheebo Tea Club Show Tuesday’s from 2p-3p on KOHI and follow this link: taheeboteaclub.com
|
|
KOHI Local News: Local voters will decide on the following measures November 3rd including: 5-314 Columbia County Transient Lodging Tax Measure 5-312 City of St Helens Local Option Levy 5-313 City of Columbia City 5 Year Levy 5-315 Clatskanie Parks and Recreation 5 Year Levy other races include: City of St. Helens City of St. Helens, City Council Sarah Stephenson Mark Gundersen ,Daniel A Grant ,Jeremy Evans,Nicholas Hellmich City of St. Helens, Mayor Jennifer Massey against Steve Toschi District 16 Senate race is Rachel Armitage, courtney Bangs and Melisa Finkle District 31 Representative race is Darcey Edwards against Tom Forest. ——————————————————————— St. Helens, September 28, 2026: The St. Helens Parks & Trails Commission is currently taking applications from individuals who are interested in matters pertaining to the operation, planning, development, improvement, beautification, and maintenance of public parks and trails in St. Helens. Come share your ideas with this very important Commission! Full terms are for four years. This position’s term ends on December 31, 2030. lscholl@sthelensoregon.gov or 503.366.8216. ————————————————————————————— On October 17 & 18, the Columbia County Museum will host a Spirit of Halloweentown fundraising event at the John Gumm Building. Groups of visitors will be guided into the Auditorium for photo opportunities with original movie props and to hear Jerry Cole share his experiences during filming. The Auditorium was the "Halloweentown Recreational Center" in the movie. The John Gumm Building will be decorated with movie-themed decor. Postcards, stickers, and T-shirts will be available for purchase at the building entrance. The Google Map walking tour of filming locations for Halloweentown and Twilight is available on the museum's website at (https://www.colcomuseum.org/walking-tours) or via this QR code, which takes you to the map viewed over 665,000 times. It contains movie clips and information about the scenes filmed at specific locations in downtown St. Helens. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CLATSKANIE, Oregon. — The Clatskanie Chamber of Commerce will host a Clatskanie Mayoral Candidate Forum and Meet the City Council Candidates on Thursday, October 22, 2026, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Birkenfeld Theater, 75 S. Nehalem St., Clatskanie. The forum offers voters an opportunity to meet the mayoral candidates, hear their perspectives, and learn about issues affecting the City of Clatskanie and surrounding communities. The evening will feature a moderated discussion with questions prepared by the Chamber, along with audience-submitted questions selected at random. This format is designed to encourage a balanced discussion and give community members a direct voice in the conversation. The City Council candidates have also been invited to conclude the forum with two- to three-minute introductions and remain afterward to meet attendees and make community connections. The Clatskanie Foundation has generously donated the venue for the evening. The Chamber thanks the Foundation for its support in making this community event possible. As an advocate for local businesses and the broader community, the Clatskanie Chamber of Commerce hosts the forum to help voters make informed decisions and encourage civic participation. Community members are encouraged to attend, bring their questions, and take an active role in shaping Clatskanie’s future by voting in the upcoming election.
|