Chelsea Yarnell

Tillamook

Writer at Freelance

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Go fish or sit and knit: Rod and Wheel has what you need

1 month ago | tillamookheadlightherald.com | Chelsea Yarnell

Fishing rods and handspun yarn are not usually products you see sold together. But “Rod and Wheel” owners Jim and Grace Mick are masters in their respective crafts, and it only made sense to have a storefront together. “It’s a studio to come and play in every day,” Grace said. “It’s the perfect retirement.”The Micks opened their store on Hwy 101 in Cloverdale in September 2021. Visitors to the shop can browse the finished products of the couple’s beloved hobbies.
Go fish or sit and knit: Rod and Wheel has what you need

1 month ago | northcoastcitizen.com | Chelsea Yarnell

Fishing rods and handspun yarn are not usually products you see sold together. But “Rod and Wheel” owners Jim and Grace Mick are masters in their respective crafts, and it only made sense to have a storefront together. “It’s a studio to come and play in every day,” Grace said. “It’s the perfect retirement.”The Micks opened their store on Hwy 101 in Cloverdale in September 2021. Visitors to the shop can browse the finished products of the couple’s beloved hobbies.
Rod and Wheel Jim and Grace

1 month ago | tillamookheadlightherald.com | Chelsea Yarnell

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Can you dig it? — Oregon Coast TODAY

2 months ago | oregoncoasttoday.com | Patrick Alexander |Chelsea Yarnell

By Chelsea Yarnell For the TODAYA fallen tree can close an entire hiking trail. And for the thousands of recreational hikers, bikers, runners and riders that enjoy the trails in the Tillamook State Forest, overgrown paths and debris can significantly decrease the amount of accessible trails. To keep everyone outside and enjoying the woods, five organizations are supporting a Tillamook Trails Party to prepare a section of trail in the Tillamook Forest for the 2025 season.
Indulge your shellfish desires — Oregon Coast TODAY

Mar 4, 2025 | oregoncoasttoday.com | Patrick Alexander |Chelsea Yarnell

By Chelsea Yarnell For the TODAYVisitors to the Oregon Coast are used to seeing crabs at the beach or on their dinner plate. But, what about on the race course? The Garibaldi Crab Races is a much-anticipated event held every year during the second weekend in March at the Old Mill Marina Resort in the center of town. This year the 38th annual event is slated for Saturday and Sunday, March 8 and 9. The two days are full of this small-town’s tradition of racing live crabs.
Worth a few bucks — Oregon Coast TODAY

Mar 4, 2025 | oregoncoasttoday.com | Patrick Alexander |Chelsea Yarnell

By Chelsea Yarnell For the TODAYWill Cuddles the Bull defend his title? Or will there be a rider that can take the bull by the horns? Wrangle up your crew and come find out at this year’s Bulls & Broncs event at the Tillamook County Fairgrounds this Saturday, March 8. A fire show will kick things off with a bang inside the fairgrounds’ Indoor Riding Pavilion.
The height of entertainment — Oregon Coast TODAY

Feb 25, 2025 | oregoncoasttoday.com | Patrick Alexander |Chelsea Yarnell

By Chelsea Yarnell For the TODAYThere’s a new view at the Tillamook Air Museum: a bird’s eye view. A ladder inside the wooden building that houses the museum, known as “Hangar B,” climbs up more than 15 stories. The structure, built during World War II, was home to Naval Air Station Tillamook. It was one of two hangars used to house K-class airships, also known as blimps, during the war.
History in black and white — Oregon Coast TODAY

Feb 4, 2025 | oregoncoasttoday.com | Patrick Alexander |Chelsea Yarnell

By Chelsea Yarnell For the TODAYLetitia Carson was born enslaved, but died in Oregon a free woman. “In 1854, she brought an unprecedented lawsuit against a white man over the illegal sale of her property and won,” said Oregon Black Pioneers Executive Director Zachary Stocks. “In 1869, she became the first Black woman in the nation to receive a federal Homestead Act patent.
Join the upper crust — Oregon Coast TODAY

Feb 4, 2025 | oregoncoasttoday.com | Patrick Alexander |Chelsea Yarnell

By Chelsea Yarnell For the TODAY Photos by Broken Banjo PhotographyFour and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie — or fruit and custard if you prefer. At White Clover Grange Pie Day in Nehalem, just about anything goes as far as pie is concerned: sweet pies, savory pies, vegan pies, gluten-free pies and various pies-but-not-pies will all be up for auction. The 15th annual event, taking place this Saturday, Feb. 8, is a nod to National Pie Day on January 23.
A layered approach to community — Oregon Coast TODAY

Dec 3, 2024 | oregoncoasttoday.com | Patrick Alexander |Chelsea Yarnell

By Chelsea Yarnell Oregon Coast TODAYWhat do you call an unending dinner of lasagna? Lasagnathon. The beloved fund-raiser for the Bay City Arts Center returns this Saturday, Dec. 7. Tickets include an evening of music, art, community spirit and dinner. Live music by local musician Matt Didlake will begin at 5:30 pm with the lasagna dinner, vegetarian and gluten-free options available, beginning at 6 pm. Finish the evening with warm berry cobbler for dessert.