Welcome to Lincoln City
Iam honored to once again provide some information about Lincoln City. I have served as mayor since 2021, and my current term extends to the end of 2026.
Housing — Lincoln City has assisted in developing many units of low and moderate income housing in the past year. What the City is lacking now is middle income housing for our workforce. Housing takes a lot of time and many parties working together. We have made great progress, but there is still a lot of work to be done to provide housing for everyone who wants to live and work here.
Schooner Creek Discovery Park
– Lincoln City has not had a new community park for many years. After acquiring a former school site from the school district, we have begun construction on a new park in south Lincoln City. This construction will take several years, and we hope to have all phases completed by the end of 2026. Staff has done a great job of finding grants to help fund the park and the Friends of Lincoln City Parks and Recreation has also helped raise funds. Work is underway on Phase 1 and the first inclusive and accessible playground should be completed by the end of this calendar year. Phase 2 will follow in 2025 and Phase 3 the following year.
Adventure Passports — Explore Lincoln City has four digital adventure passports that can be found at explorelincolncity.com. You can use the Lincoln City digital art trail pass
to check in at locations throughout Lincoln City. There are 32 sculptures, statues, murals, mosaics and more to find along Lincoln City’s seven miles. Each work of art offers a story, and publicly available locations provide settings worth exploring.
Another Explore Lincoln City adventure passport is the Lincoln City Tap & Brew Trail, with 12 locations to immerse yourself into Lincoln City’s renowned brewing culture. In Lincoln City we have a diverse array of artisanal beers poured along one of Oregon’s most majestic coastlines. Also available are the Exploriences passport that lists a series of free, hands-on learning events led by local experts, and the Lincoln City Hiking Trails self-guided digital passport that takes you on a tour of nine of our town’s most beautiful trails.
Culture — The Lincoln City Cultural Center is located inside the historic Delake School building and is a powerhouse of art and learning. Their public galleries support artists and help to build community. The Cultural Plaza and its public art installations are open every day from sunrise to sunset.
D River Wayside visitor center — The City is currently working with Oregon State Parks to take over responsibility for the D River Wayside Recreation Area and build a new visitor center in that space. Millions of people stop at D River Wayside every year and the City’s goal is to construct a welcome center, with upgraded restrooms and improved beach access.
City Services — Lincoln City has a population of approximately 10,000, but we need to provide services for 30-40,000 during the summer months. This is a challenge, but we work to provide a livable community that visitors like to return to.
As your mayor, it is both an honor and a privilege to support the vibrant business community that drives our city’s growth and prosperity. The Chamber of Commerce plays a vital role in fostering collaboration, innovation, and opportunity for all of us. Together, we are building a stronger, more resilient community where businesses can thrive, and residents can enjoy a high quality of life. I look forward to continuing our work together, ensuring that our city remains a great place to live, work, and grow. Thank you for your continued commitment to our shared success.
Susan Wahlke, Lincoln City Mayor swahlke@lincolncity.org
Your chamber at work
Welcome to Lincoln City. We are glad you’re here!
As the Lincoln City Chamber Director, I have the distinct pleasure of serving one of the most beautiful coastal communities in the world. We are very proud of our community and hope you find it as unique and inviting as we do. Lincoln City offers some of the finest restaurants in the northwest, hotels with unprecedented ocean views, not to mention our seven miles of pristine, accessible beaches.
At the Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce, we represent the heart of our vibrant business community, and our directory serves as a resource that showcases the diverse businesses, services, and organizations that make Lincoln City a wonderful place to live, work and visit. We believe in the power of connection and our mission is to support businesses, champion successes and provide valuable education, advocacy, and networking opportunities that keep our community thriving.
Whether you’re here for a visit, wanting to start a business, or considering making this beautiful coastal town your new home, we’re delighted to welcome you. You’ll find that Lincoln City is a very welcoming community with a variety
Meet your chamber board of directors
of resources to support newcomers. Our schools, businesses, and local organizations work together to create a thriving, supportive environment for all, and the Lincoln City Chamber is here to help you get connected. We look forward to welcoming you.
Lori Arce-Torres director@lcchamber.com
Zantello Law Group
Cindi Fostveit President NW Natural
Lynlei Gilleo Past-president Lincoln County Board of Realtors
Lucinda Taylor Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln County
Jeanne Sprague
Lincoln City Parks & Recreation
Heather Hatton
Chinook Winds Casino Resort
Joshua D. Zantello President-elect
Kennedy Stentz Treasurer
North Lincoln Hospital Foundation
Beth Towers Taft Tiger Boosters
Kali Mays TLC: A Division of Fibre Federal Credit Union
Lori Arce-Torres Executive Director
Beth Gerl Office Manager
NEWPORT means business
NEWPORT is thriving
Newport’s location on the Central Oregon Coast provides easy access to markets, major highways, and ports. A tourism hub with attractions like the Oregon Coast Aquarium, Newport draws millions of visitors every year. The City supports entrepreneurs with resources through the Chamber of Commerce, while local institutions, like OSU’s Hatfield Marine Science Center, cultivates a skilled workforce. Newport’s community is close-knit, which encourages a collaborative culture. Rich natural resources drive industries like commercial fishing, and tourism, making Newport an ideal place to live and work along the beautiful Oregon Coast.
www.newportchamber.org
Chamber Member listings
FAMILY, COMMUNITY & CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
Angels Anonymous
541-992-4625
angels-anonymous.org PO Box 554, Lincoln City
Cascade Relief Team
219-627-2377
Cascaderelief.org PO Box 270, Otis
Central Coast Food Web
707-363-4750
centralcoastfoodweb.org
3814 Yaquina Bay Road, Newport
Chapel by the Sea
541-996-2070
www.chapelbysea.org
2125 SE Lee Street, Lincoln City
Coastal Support Services
541-264-0457
www.coastalsupportservices.org
1808 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Curry County Chamber of Commerce
Michele Bubert, President
650-300-9077
703 Chetco Ave., Brookings, OR 97415
Driftwood Library Foundation
541-996-2277
www.driftwoodlib.org/library_foundation. php
801 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Energy Trust of Oregon
503-445-2946
421 SW Oak St, suite 300, Portland, OR, 97204
Family Promise of Lincoln County
541-614-0964
www.familypromiseoflincolncounty.org
5030 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce
541-265-801
www.newportchamber.org
555 SW Coast Hwy, Newport
Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln County
541-614-1060
www.habitatlincoln.org
227 NE 12th Street, Newport
Helping Hands Reentry Outreach Centers
503-738-4321
www.helpinghandsreentry.org
3454 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Inspire Prayer and Devotion
Lincoln City, Oregon
inspireprayeranddevotion@gmail.com
Kiwanis Club of Lincoln City
Milt@bpfcpa.net
www.lincolncitykiwanis.org
PO Box 333, Lincoln City
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
541-258-7164
www.lebanon-chamber.org
1040 Park St, Lebanon, OR, 97355
Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce
541-994-3070
info@lcchamber.com
4039 NW Logan Rd,
Lincoln City
Lincoln City Church of Christ
541-996-3320
www.lincolncitychurchofchrist.org
2160 NE Quay Place, Lincoln City
Lincoln City Elks #1886
503-930-5511
lcbpoe1886@gmail.com
1350 SE Oar Ave., Lincoln City
Lincoln City Parks & Recreation
541-994-2131
www.lincolncity.org
2150 NE Oar Place, Lincoln City
Lincoln City Senior Center 541-418-5480
www.lcscmembership.org
2150 NE Oar Place, Lincoln City
Lincoln County Children’s Advocacy Center 541-574-0841
www.childrensadvocacycenter.net
122 NE 47th Street, Newport
Lincoln County Democratic Central Committee 775-313-4800
lincolncountydemocratsoregon.com
Lincoln County Republican Central Committee 1-406-531-8512 lincolngop.org PO Box 1914, Newport
Madras-Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce
541-475-2350
www.MadrasChamber.com
274 SW 4th Street, Madras, OR, 97741
Music is Instrumental
541-669-1868
www.musicisinstrumental.net
My Sisters’ Place
541-574-9424
www.mysistersplace.us
934 SW 8th Street, Newport
FAMILY, COMMUNITY & CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS (cont.)
Northwest Coastal Housing
541-574-0320
www.nwcoastalhousing.org
7450 NE Avery Street, Newport
Northwest Oregon Works
541-264-4033
www.onwib.org
120 NE Avery St, Lincoln City
Olalla Center
541-336-2254
www.olallacenter.org
321 SE 3rd St., Toledo
Rose Kirtley
503-502-3759
rochki5@gmail.com
2824 NE Holmes Rd, Lincoln City
Rotary Club of Lincoln City
541-994-5843
www.lincolncityrotary.org PO Box 522, Lincoln City
Salmon River Grange #516
503-309-5484
salmonrivergrange@gmail.com
5371 Salmon River Highway, Otis
St. James Santiago Episcopal Church and School
541-994-2426
www.episcopalchurchlincolncity.com 2490 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
St. Peter the Fisherman Lutheran Church
541-994-8793
www.stpeterthefishermanlcms.org 1226 SW 13th Street, Lincoln City
Susan Wahlke, individual
541-992-5572
susanwahlke@hotmail.com PO Box 1018, Lincoln City
Taft Tiger Boosters
541-283-5784
taft-tiger-boosters.square.site
3780 Spyglass Ridge Dr, Lincoln City
Toledo Chamber of Commerce
541-336-3183
toledooregon.org
311 NE 1st Street, Toledo
United Way of Linn, Benton & Lincoln Counties
541-405-0843
www.unitedwayblc.org
1127 Hill Street SE, Albany, OR, 97322
Waldport Chamber of Commerce
503-789-9686
www.findyourselfinwaldport.com PO Box 669, Waldport
Westwind Stewardship Group
541-994-2383
www.westwind.org
7500 N Fraser Rd, Otis
Willamette Valley Cancer Foundation
503-435-6592
www.willamettevalleycancerfoundation.org
2700 SE Stratus Avenue, suite A, McMinnville, OR, 97218
GOVERNMENT & EDUCATION
City of Lincoln City
541-996-2152
www.lincolncity.org
801 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
David Gomberg, State Representative
503-986-1410
www.www.oregonlegislature.gov/gomberg PO Box 113, Neotsu, OR, 97364
Devils Lake Water Improvement District
541-994-5330
www.dlwid.org
Dick Anderson, State Senator
anderrsa2@aol.com
Explore Lincoln City
541-996-1274
www.oregoncoast.org
801 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Housing Authority of Lincoln County
541-265-5326
halc.info
1039 NW Nye Street, Newport
Lincoln County Commissioners
541-265-4100
www.co.lincoln.or.us
225 W. Olive Street, Newport
Lincoln County School District
541-265-9211
www.lincoln.k12.or.us
459 SW Coast Hwy., Newport
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office
541-265-0652
www.lincolncountysheriff.net
225 W. Olive St., Newport
Mike Holden occupant1@embarqmail.com
North Lincoln Fire & Rescue
541-996-2233
www.nlfr.org
4520 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Oregon Cascades West Council of Governments 541-967-8720
www.ocwcog.org
1400 Queen Ave SE, Suite 205, Albany, OR, 97322
Oregon Coast Community College
541-996-6222
www.oregoncoastcc.org
3788 SE High School Drive, Lincoln City
OSU Lincoln County Extension Office
541-574-6534
extension.oregonstate.edu/lincoln 1211 SE Bay Blvd., Newport
Small Business Development Center
541-994-4166
www.oregoncoastcc.org/sbdc
3788 SE High School Dr. , Lincoln City
RESTAURANTS, FOOD & BEVERAGES
Beach Club Event Center
541-418-5468
thebeachclubeventslc.com
2020 NE 22nd Street, Lincoln City
Beachcrest Brewing Company
541-234-4013
beachcrestbrewing.com
7755 N. Hwy 101, Suite E5, Gleneden Beach
Cliffside Coffee & Sweets
541-764-9033
www.cliffsidecoffeeandsweets.com
865 1st St, Otter Rock
Fishing Rock Eatery and Lounge
914-486-4399
Www.fishingrockeatery.com
3245 N Hwy 101, Depoe Bay
J Wrigley Vineyards
503-857-8287
wrigleywines.com
19390 SW Cherry Hill Rd, Sheridan
Kyllo’s Restaurant
541-994-3179
www.Kyllosrestaurant.com
1110 NW 1st Court, Lincoln City
Lincoln City Donuts and Coffee
214-793-0998
1640 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
McMenamins Lighthouse Brewpub
541-994-7238
www.mcmenamins.com 4157 NE Hwy 101, #117, Lincoln City
MIST
Restaurant & Lounge
541-994-3877
www.surftideslincolncity.com
2945 NW Jetty Ave, Lincoln City
Mo’s Restaurant
541-996-2535
ilovemoschowder.com
860 SW 51st St, Lincoln City
My Petite Sweet
541-418-5294
www.mypetitesweet.com
1710 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Oshen’s Restaurant, Deli & Market
541-764-9026
oshenschophouse.com
7755 N Hwy 101, Gleneden Beach
Phill’s Smok/n/Grill BBQ
www.phillssmokngrill.com
971-240-7030
Pig
N Pancake
541-994-3268
www.pignpancake.com
3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Pioneer Joe’s Coffee Co.
541-921-4955
www.pioneerjoecoffee.com
7755 Oregon Coast Hwy, Gleneden Beach
RESTAURANTS, FOOD
& BEVERAGES (cont.)
Pelican Brewing Company
541-614-4216
pelicanbrewing.com
5911 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Rusty Truck Brewing Company
541-994-7729
www.rustytruckbrewing.com
4649 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Shoreline Smoothies
541-897-9600
www.
shorelinesmoothies. com
7755 N Highway 101, Gleneden Beach
Squatchsami Food Truck & Outpost
541-272-7066
squatchsami.com
7755 US Hwy 101, Gleneden Beach
Sundae Fundae
509-392-2931
1646 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Wildflower Grill
Shucker’s Oyster Bar & Grill
541-996-9800
www.shuckersinc.com
4814 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
541-994-9663
www.wildflowergrill.blogspot. com
4250 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Zeller’s Riverside Bar & Grill
541-992-5873
zellersriversidebg.com
6576 Salmon River Highway, Otis
Zest Garden Cafe
541-614-1444
zestgardencafe.com
1816 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
GROCERY STORES & WHOLESALERS
Coca-Cola
503-214-0207
www.swirecc.com
29900 SW Kinsman Road, Wilsonville, OR
Grocery Outlet
541-994-6828
lincolncity@groceryoutlet.com
2429 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Kenny’s IGA Foodliner South
541-996-2301
www.kennysiga.com
4845 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
McKay’s Market
541-994-4354
www.mckaysmarket.com
801 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
World’s Addiction LLC
541-996-9463
worldsaddiction.com
1934 SW Bard Road, Unit B, Lincoln City
SHOPPING & SPECIALTY
RETAIL
Aster Flora and Gifts
541-418-5127
asterflora.com
Beach Baby Resale
541-961-2537
aprilashmon@icloud.com
929 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Beachtown Charities and 101
Coastal Creations
541-614-1525
Tmmltn@gmail.com
5128 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Candyland Gifts
541-994-9291
Candylandgifts@yahoo.com 1806 NE Highway 101
Cap’n Gulls
541-994-7743
www.capngulls.blogspot.com
120 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Coastal Shoes
541-996-7463
www.facebook.com/
CoastalShoesBirkenstock
1317 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Christmas Cottage
541-996-2230
www.christmascottage.net
3305 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Crystal Wizard
541-764-7550
Crystalwizardwest@gmail.com
7150 Gleneden Beach Loop, Gleneden Beach
Floral Expressions
541-921-1167
www.lincolncityfloral.com
Flourish Boutique
541-992-6790
whatgoesaroundllc@yahoo.com
1500 SE East Devils Lake Road, Lincoln City
LINCOLN CITY, OR
Freed Gallery
541-994-5600
www.freedgallery.com
6119 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Granny’s Attic
541-614-0250
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1520 NE Hwy. 101, Lincoln City
Goodwill Store
541-994-2435
meetgoodwill.org
1000 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Lincoln City Gifts
541-996-4438
lincolncitygifts.com
1500 SE East Devils Lake Road, Lincoln City
Lincoln City Outlets
541-996-5000
www.LincolnCityOutlets.com
1500 SE East Devils Lake Road, Lincoln City
OTHER FEATURED BRANDS, INCLUDING
Lincoln City Sporting Goods
541-996-4747
www.lcsportinggoods.com
800 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Pendleton
541-994-2496
pendleton-usa.com
1500 SE East Devils Lake Road, Lincoln City
Sapphire Center
541-992-4443
www.sapphirecenter.net
4844 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Scout Northwest Trading Company
541-418-5305
scoutnorthwest.com
1500 SE East Devils Lake Rd, Lincoln City
Sea the Light
541-557-2210
www.facebook.com/seathelight
1610 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Searenity Boutique
707-246-7183
www.searenityboutique.com
7755 N Hwy 101, Gleneden Beach
Stay True Tattoo
541-364-1084
staytruelincolncity@gmail.com
2600 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
The Hoodie Shoppe
318-613-0111
jakro999@yahoo.com
2850 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
The Sea Gulp 541-418-5292
us2@seagulp.com
130 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
LODGING & TRAVEL
All Ways Traveling
541-996-7474
www.allwaystraveling.net
2617 NE Holmes Road, Lincoln City
Ashley Inn and Suites
541-996-7500
ashleyinnlincolncity.com
3430 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Bella Beach Vacation Rentals
541-921-8885
www.bellabeachrentals.com
Best Western Plus Landmark Inn
541-994-6060
www.bestwesternoregon.com
4430 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Brey House Bed & Breakfast
541-994-7123
www.breyhouse.com/index/index.php
3725 NW Keel Ave., Lincoln City
By The Waves
503-560-5315
www.bythewavesinn.com
3308 SW Anchor Avenue, Lincoln City
Captain Cook Inn
541-994-2522
www.captaincookinn.com
2626 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Channel House
541-765-2140
www.channelhouse.com
35 Ellingson Street, Depoe Bay
Cliffside Getaway
541-264-5652
www.cliffsidegetaway.com
875 1st St, Lincoln City
Coho Oceanfront Lodge
541-994-3684
www.thecoholodge.com
1635 NW Harbor Ave., Lincoln City
Comfort Inn & Suites
541-994-8155
www.comfortinnlincolncity.com
136 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Holiday Inn Express Lincoln City
541-994-1777 x2
www.ihg.com
4990 NE Logan Rd, Lincoln City Inn at Wecoma
541-994-2984
www.innatwecoma.com
2945 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Keystone Vacation Rentals
503-443-1414
www.keystonevacationsoregon.com 1723 NW Harbor Ave., Lincoln City
Looking Glass Inn
541-996-3996
www.lookingglass-inn.com
861 SW 51 Street, Lincoln City
Meredith Lodging
541-996-2955
www.meredithlodging.com
2015 NW 39th St., Lincoln City
Our family-owned souvenir shop of nautical items includes glass floats, clothing, jewelry, mugs, toys and more. Pick out your perfect gift to make a memory.
LODGING & TRAVEL
Pelican Shores Inn
541-994-2134
www.pelicanshores.com
2645 NW Inlet Ave., Lincoln City
Premier RV Resort Lincoln City
541-996-2778
premierlincoln@msn.com
4100 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Sea & Sand RV Park
1-877-821-2231
www.seaandsandrvpark.com
4985 N. Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Seahorse Oceanfront Lodging
541-994-2101
www.seahorsemotel.com 1301 NW 21st St, Lincoln City
Shearwater Inn
541-994-4121
www.theshearwaterinn.com
120 Inlet Court, Lincoln City
Surfland Hotel
541-994-8145
surflandhotel.com
2133 NW Inlet Ave, Lincoln City
Surftides Beach Resort
541-994-2191x129
www.surftideslincolncity.com
2945 NW Jetty Ave, Lincoln City
The Sands Condominium
541-994-3443
www.thesandslincolncity.com
1525 NW Harbor Ave, Lincoln City
Whale Cove Inn
541-765-4300
www.whalecoveinn.com
2345 SW Hwy 101, Depoe Bay
SENIOR LIVING
The Dorchester House
541-994-7175
mpghim@gmail.com
2701 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
ARTS, CULTURE & ATTRACTIONS
Artists’ Studio Association
treasurer@asaart.net
www.asaart.net/ 620 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Bay Area Merchants Association
541-921-9329
www.taftbeach.com PO Box 914, Lincoln City
Bijou Movie Theatre
541-994-8255
www.cinemalovers.com
1624 NE Highway 101, Lincoln City
B’nai B’rith Camp
541-994-2218 www.bbcamp.org
Chinook Winds Casino Resort
(888) 244-6665
www.chinookwindscasino.com 1777 NW 44th St., Lincoln City
Connie Hansen Garden Conservancy
541-994-6338
www.conniehansengarden.com
1931 NW 33rd Street, Lincoln City
JamesLCreations, LLC - Local Chainsaw Artist
619-916-8459
www.jameslukinich.com
1909 NE 20th St., Lincoln City
Lincoln City Ceramics
541-801-7084
www.lincolncityceramics.com
412 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Lincoln City Cultural Center
541-994-9994
www.lincolncity-culturalcenter.org
540 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Lincoln City Glass Center
541-996-2569
www.lincolncityglasscenter.com
4821 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Mossy Creek Pottery
541-996-2415
www.mossycreekpottery.com
438 S. Immonen Rd., Lincoln City
North Lincoln County Historical Museum
541-996-6614
www.nlchm.org
4907 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Pacific Maritime Heritage Center
541-265-7509
oregoncoasthistory.org
333 SW Bay Blvd, Newport
Side Door Cafe/Eden Hall
541-764-3825
www.sidedoorcafe.com
6675 Gleneden Beach Loop Road, Gleneden Beach
Siletz Bay Music Festival
541-264-5828
www.siletzbaymusic.org
PO Box 1041
Siletz Tribal Arts & Heritage Society
541-444-3762
siletzartsheritagesociety.org
146 Se Gaither St., Siletz
Sitka Center for Art and Ecology
541-994-5485
www.sitkacenter.org
56605 Sitka Drive, Otis
Theatre West of Lincoln City
541-994-5663
theatrewest.com
3536 SE Highway 101, Lincoln City
Tradewinds Charters
541-765-2345
www.tradewindscharters.com
118 Hwy 101, Depoe Bay
Volta Glass Gallery, Inc.
541-996-7600
voltagallery@gmail.com
4830 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
White Wolf Sanctuary
541-528-3588
www.whitewolfsanctuary.com
10095 E Alsea Hwy, Tidewater
A dedication ceremony for the new Octopus sculpture, named Gary, at the Lincoln City Cultural Center
The cultural heart of Lincoln City
The Lincoln City Cultural Center is a vibrant hub for the arts, education and community
If you’re in the market for creativity and connection, the place to start “shopping” is the Lincoln City Cultural Center. This nonprofit community arts center offers a wide selection of visual and performing arts programs plus classes in dance, yoga, ceramics and other pursuits. Housed inside the historic Delake School, at the corner of Highway 101 and NE Sixth Drive, the cultural center is a place to gather, learn and enjoy.
Within those brick walls you’ll find the P.J. Chessman Gallery, a modern exhibition space dedicated to local and Northwest artists. “The Chessman” presents between nine and 10 curated shows each year, from wood carving and watercolor to assemblage and augmented reality. Down the hall is the Fiber Arts Studio Gallery, which celebrates weaving, quilting, spinning, crochet, knitting, basketry, and other textile arts. Both galleries are open to the public from 10 am to 5 pm Wednesday to Sunday, and by appointment.
The cultural center is also a venue for live music, inside the cozy multipurpose auditorium at the north end of the building. With its high ceilings and wood paneling, this space still has the feel of an old school gym — which, of course, it used to be. These days, after an acoustic renovation, it is a warm and
welcoming space for touring bands and small ensembles. The center presents annual seasons in Celtic and world music, plus annual favorites like the Festival of Illusions magic week (during Spring Break) and the Siletz Bay Music Festival (held in August).
Each of the classrooms in the former elementary school has been repurposed for arts and culture programs. Along with the galleries, there’s the New Moon Yoga studio, Margaret’s Meeting Room, the Arcoiris Cultural resource center and Art Packet Pickup Room on the upper floor. The Ceramics Studio, Maker’s Place, commercial kitchen and private artist studios are found in the lower level. It’s a busy place, hosting hundreds of classes, festivals, concerts, exhibits and meetings each year, with help from a staff of nine and a crew of more than 100 volunteers.
And now, there’s one more reason to visit this homegrown community center: the Lincoln City Cultural Plaza. This outdoor attraction, on the 2.5 acres around the center, transformed the former school grounds with new sidewalks, lighting, pedestrian patios, new parking and public art. The public art installations including “Poppy,” the abstract stainless-steel sculpture by Pete Beeman, The Poetry Path, the Rotary Musical Instruments, the illustrated Wind Wall and the Kiwanis Outdoor
Art Classroom, with sidewalk mosaics by Joanne Daschel and “Gary” the Octopus by Dreamland Skateparks. The Plaza and its spaces are open to the public from sunrise to sunset every day of the year.
Since its completion in early 2024, the plaza has welcomed back a local favorite: the Lincoln City Sunday Market. Offered on Sundays from May through October, the market is not just a place to find produce, flowers, bread and locally made crafts. With lunch and breakfast offerings, live music and informational booths, it’s a place to meet your neighbors and make new friends. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome.
The Lincoln City Cultural Center, which first opened at this location in 2007, is a partnership between the nonprofit organization of the same name and the owners of the property, the City of Lincoln City. The center is proudly accessible to those with limited mobility, with recently renovated sidewalks, a ramp entrance on the east side and a handicapped lift with an entrance on the west side.
To learn more about visiting, volunteering or attending programs at the cultural center, go to www.lincolncityculturalcenter.org or call 541-994-9994.
Recreation in Lincoln City
Run, walk or just sit and think
There’s a world of outdoor exploration and indoor fun to discover with Lincoln City Parks & Recreation. With 28 beach accesses, 34 parks and eight hiking trails, there are endless ways to enjoy the beauty of the city. From beach accesses to forested open spaces, Lincoln City Parks & Recreation manages more than 400 acres of outdoor paradise as well as the Lincoln City Community Center. Visitor and locals alike love the friendly staff, positive vibes and crisp sea air that makes our parks and recreation system one of the best on the coast. To help narrow things down, we’ve made a list of the places and spaces the locals like to go and our favorite things to do in Parks & Recreation.
• Regatta Park, on the edge of Devils Lake has views, play spaces and even a dock and swimming area.
• 15th St. Beach access — Ramble down to the beach via an accessible ramp to enjoy tidepools at low tide, or scenic beauty all day.
• Lincoln City Community Center — 25-foot rockwall, aquatic center, fitness
center and gymnasium all for one drop-in price of only $8.
• 5k Walk Run Series of races both on and off the beach are dog-, stroller- and budget-friendly.
• Beach Mobility program — Borrow a beach wheelchair at the Taft Waterfront beach access or use one of four Mobi Mats to access the beach from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
• Hike the Knoll — the crown jewel in our trail system, catch a stunning view of Lincoln City’s seven miles of beach and Devils Lake after hiking though pristine forest.
• Lincoln City Skate Park — named gnarliest skate park in America in 1999 by Thrasher Magazine.
• Take a yoga or water aerobics class.
• Enroll your small human in youth sports, afterschool programs or summer camp.
• Play pickleball inside at the Lincoln City Community Center or outside at Dorchester Park.
• Siletz Bay Splash — A New Year’s Day tradition, this free event attracts hundreds of folks to take a brisk splash in the bay.
There’s so much more to explore. The community center, park shelters, stage and picnic tables all offer additional ways to have fun. Plan a picnic, take a hike, rent a park shelter for a party, play cornhole, go swimming in the pool, climb the rockwall, play pickleball, shoot some hoops, workout or soak in the spa to name only a few. We’re always adding to our programs and parks. Schooner Creek Discovery Park, the newest park in the system, is currently under construction. The new park will include an inclusive and accessible playground, event lawn and stage, covered sport courts, promenade and gathering plaza, picnic shelters and more. Leave your mark in Lincoln City by purchasing a paver or come visit the new park as it comes to life from now through 2026.
Now that we’ve shared the local secrets, you have to pinky swear to keep it under your hat or you have to move here. If you do tell someone, we ask that you leave only footprints on our beaches and forest trails and take only photos. Lots and lots of photos.
The pond at Canyon Park Beach Access
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
AB Intra Accents
503-703-7620
jbchrisman@gmail.com 2148 NW Lee Ave., Lincoln City
A Clean Getaway
541-921-0000
acleangetawaylc@gmail.com
Amanda Hankins, Notary
503-840-0816
amandahankins.ah@gmail.com 240 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
BBSI
541-574-9892 www.bbsi.com 1610 North Coast Hwy, Newport
Bryan P. Fitzsimmons, CPA
541-994-3333
www.bpfcpa.net 2015 NW 39th St, Lincoln City
Charley Gee P.C.
503-278-5389
www.injuryoregon.com 3545 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Coastal Estate Services
541-992-3015 www.coastalestateservices.net
Economic Development Alliance of Lincoln County
541-265-4544
businesslincolncounty.com 324 N. Coast Hwy #5, Newport
Grimstad & Associates
541-994-5252
www.grimstad-assoc.com 1349 NW 15th St, Lincoln City
Hon. Marcia Buckley
mrciabuckleylaw.com P.O. Box 636, Newport
IconiPro Security & Alarms
503-965-7555
www.iconipro.com 38209 Brooten Road, Pacific City
Jalene Case Coaching & Consulting
541-272-2337
www.jalenecase.com 271 NE 121st Street, Newport
K.I.N.G.S. Security & Fire
503-354-7074
www.kings-security.com 33530 East Street, Cloverdale
Oregon Coast Bank
541-994-6500
www.oregoncoastbank.com 1298 SW Harbor Avenue, Lincoln City
Oregon Coast Bookkeeping 541-264-0185 www.oregoncoastbookkeeping. com PO Box 1252, Lincoln City ServiceMaster 541-996-2255 www.smsalem.com
3330 NE Hwy 101 #3, Lincoln City
Servpro
541-243-2946
www.servprosalemwest.com
6835 NE Arnold Ave., Lincoln City
Spectrum 541-921-8306
david.szugyi@charter.com
2800 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
TCB Security
541-265-5265
www.tcbmanagement.com
4909 S Coast Hwy, Newport
The Photography Studio
541-994-3405
www.thephotographystudio. net
4846 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
WorkSource OregonEmployment Dept
541-994-6992
www.worksourceoregon.org
4157 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Zantello Law Group
541-994-7350
www.zantellolawgroup.com
1818 NW 21st St, Lincoln City
ZenBusiness
512-765-4985
www.zenbusiness.com
5511 Parkcrest Dr., Suite 103, Austin, TX, 78731
FINANCE & INSURANCE
Charlotte Lehto
Insurance Agency
541-994-2884
www.charlottelehto.com
4270 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Churchill Mortgage
541-991-4263
www.churchillmortgage.com
2840 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Edward Jones/Wendy
C. Wilson, Financial Advisor
541-996-6197
www.edwardjones.com/wendywilson 2015 NW 39th Street, Lincoln City
Edward Jones Investments
541-614-1756
www.edwardjones.com/austinkasner
5053 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Evergreen Home Loans
541-418-5011
www.evergreenhomeloans. com/lincoln-city
2110 NE 36th Dr., Lincoln City
First Interstate Bank
541-994-2161
www.fib.com
1931 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Isham & Sprague Insurance
541-994-3600
ishamandspragueinsurance.com
2730 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Landmark Professional Mortgage Company
541-550-0238
www.landmarkprofessional. net/RichWaller.html
2730 NE Highway 101, Lincoln City
Mutual of Omaha
Reverse Mortgage/ Kathy McDonald
541-921-8814
MutualReverse.com/KathyMcDonald
16037 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd, Suite 195, Tigard, OR, 97224
Ocean’s Edge
541-614-1322
www.oceansedge.com
2137 NW Hwy 101, Suite. A, Lincoln City
Oregon State Credit Union
541-714-4329
www.oregonstatecu.com
3350 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Siskiyou Insurance
Marketplace
541-994-7771
www.siskiyouins.net
3202 NW Hwy. 101, Lincoln City
TLC, a Division of Fibre Federal Credit Union
866-901-3521
www.tlcfcu.org
2004 NW 36th Street, Lincoln City
Umpqua
541-994-9161
www.umpquabank.com
4157 N. Hwy 101, Lincoln City
US Bank
541-994-9155
www.usbank.com
928 SW 5th St., Lincoln City
WaFd
541-994-3618
www.wafdbank.com 1545 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Western Title & Escrow Company
541-994-8928
www.westerntitle.com 3469 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
A changing coastal economy
Transfer payments and tourism are big players as the coast reckons with shifting demographics
The Oregon Coast’s economy changed a lot in the past 50 years, shifting from fishing and timber to tourism and telecommuting. A 2021 study commissioned by the Oregon Coast Visitors Association revealed the following insights about the coastal economy.
• The growth of personal income transfer payments (such as Social Security, medical benefits, unemployment insurance, food assistance, veterans programs, etc.), particularly for retirees, represents an increasing source of purchasing power in many coastal areas. Coastal areas that capture an increasing share of consumption afforded by retirement related income will stimulate economic development and employment stability.
• The Oregon Coast has become less susceptible to dramatic swings in unemployment which was caused in the past by dependence on natural resource industries affected by national economic business cycles. In the last decade, coastal counties have closer unemployment rates to those in the rest of the State and U.S.
• Increases in economic growth cannot be assigned to any single industry. Rather, the growth seems to be occurring through a variety of small businesses. This represents a welcome trend toward economic diversification of the Oregon Coast.
• There has been a boom in the market for second homes on the Oregon Coast. In some coastal communities, 50 percent of the housing stock are second homes. These second homes increase the property tax base, but also increase public service costs for residents. The strong demand for second homes is pricing many coastal residents out of the housing market.
• Looking at demographics, the Coast’s population continues accelerating away from young families raising children and moving toward retirement age population who have either stayed in or relocated to the region to enjoy the environment and quality of life.
• The population is growing on the Oregon Coast. However, the increases are in older age groups. The net migration growth is coming from the national “boomer generation.” As these people reach retirement age, they are coming to the Oregon Coast seeking a higher quality of life. Most migration is coming from California.
• Wealth has increased on the Oregon Coast because both population and percapita income have increased in recent years. However, household incomes are lower along the Oregon Coast than the rest of Oregon. There are more people working in lower wage brackets. In addition, there are more part-time jobs on the Oregon Coast than statewide. The poverty rate on the Oregon Coast is higher than the rest of Oregon.
• Because of broadband availability, more people will consider moving to the Oregon Coast to live and work — not just older retirees. Telecommuters are using the Internet to communicate with home offices located off the Oregon Coast. This trend was spurred during the pandemic years and will be a staying change to workplace arrangements.
Source: “Oregon Coast Year 2021 Sources of Income Study,” Oregon Coast Visitors Association.
Full report available at visittheoregoncoast.com.
Healthcare in Lincoln City
Samaritan Health Services offers quality, compassionate care to residents and visitors
Whether you are a visitor to beautiful Lincoln City or already living and working here — it’s reassuring to know that quality health care is nearby.
Samaritan Health Services, a nonprofit network of hospitals, clinics and medical services, provides care to the diverse communities of Benton, Lincoln and Linn counties, as well as portions of Marion, Polk and Tillamook counties.
In Lincoln City, Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital is a federally designated critical access hospital located on the shores of scenic Devils Lake since 1968. In February 2020, the hospital reopened in an entirely new building on the same site. Its professional and compassionate staff provide the latest in health care practices with the modern technology that patients have come to expect.
Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital is consistently ranked high by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. It is among the best critical access hospitals in the state for its quality of care, readmission rates, safety of care, responsiveness of nurses and doctors, cleanliness and quietness of the hospital, among other factors. The hospital and its staff have earned many other recognitions confirming their dedication to providing high quality and inclusive care to all, regardless of ability to pay.
What is a critical access hospital?
“A critical access hospital is typically a smaller facility located in a rural area, remote from other hospitals. It can have up to 25 inpatient beds and must participate in the Medicare program,” said Lesley Ogden, MD,
chief executive officer of Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital and Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital in nearby Newport. “This helps ensure that the people in rural areas have access to essential inpatient and outpatient services, including 24/7 emergency care.”
One important function of a critical access hospital is stabilizing severely injured or ill patients for transfer to another hospital that can offer a higher level of care. Often, that is Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center in Corvallis, the flagship facility for Samaritan Health Services.
“Stabilizing patients for transfer is not the only purpose of a critical access hospital,” said Dr. Ogden. “Many residents and visitors are sometimes surprised when they learn about the wide range of services and the high quality of care we can offer at our two hospitals in Lincoln County. Also, because these are smaller facilities, patients have the bonus of receiving more personalized care here, close to home.”
Samaritan services available in Lincoln County
The following medical services can be found at the two Samaritan hospitals and several medical clinics in Lincoln City, Depoe Bay, Newport, Toledo and Waldport:
• Surgery: general, orthopedic, total joint replacement, robotic-assisted.
• Primary care: family medicine, internal medicine, OB/GYN, pediatrics.
• Rehab services: physical, occupational and speech therapy.
• Inpatient hospital care: medical/ surgical unit, intensive care unit, labor and delivery, swing-bed/transitional care.
• Diagnostic services: PET/CT, MRI, lab testing.
• Emergency and walk-in care.
• Specialty care: cancer, heart, kidney, wound, ostomy, infectious disease and more.
• Early learning center: infant, toddler and child care programs through second grade.
• Community pharmacy: opening in 2025 in Lincoln City.
Not only does Samaritan contribute to the overall quality of life for residents of Lincoln County, it is a major economic driver, said Dr. Ogden.
“Samaritan is a reputable employer with generous benefits,” she said. “We employ close to 700 people at our two hospitals and clinics. They serve in a variety of professional and ancillary roles, and most of them live here and spend their money locally. The economic impact of this major employer in the county is huge.”
REAL ESTATE, MOVING & STORAGE
At the Beach Real Estate
541-994-1156
www.atthebeachonline.com
Cascade Hasson Sotheby’s
541-994-5221
www.cascadehasson.com
7755 Hwy 101, Gleneden Beach
Coldwell Banker
Professional Group
541-994-7760
www.
coldwellbankerlincolncity. com
Erin Fletcher - Coldwell Banker
Professional Group
541-994-7760
www.fletcheronthecoast.com
1815 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Heather Jordan, REALTOR®
1815 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
D & C Movers
541-992-4055
www.facebook.com/DandCMovers 4060 Evergreen Ave, Depoe Bay
541-640-0678
heatherjordan. realesatelincolncity.com 3891 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Lincoln City Realty
541-994-2794
www.lincolncityrealty.net 1621 -1625 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Lincoln City & Lighthouse 101 Storage
541-996-3555
www.oregon-storage.com
3796 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
EASY TO SPOT
Lincoln County Board of Realtors®
541-994-4949
www.lincolncountyrealtors.com 2403 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Oregon Premier Contractors 1-541-905-8958
www.opcwash.com 910 7th Ave, Sweethome, OR, 97386
Robert Vincent, REALTOR®
818-400-3026
robertvincent.realestatelincolncity.com 4826 SW Beach Ave, Lincoln City
Shelli Neal, Realty ONE Group At the Beach Lincoln City
541-921-3306
www.shellineal.myrealtyonegroup.com 240 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Taylor & Taylor Realty Co. 541-994-9111
www.realestatelincolncity.com 3891 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
That’s because natural gas is there when you need it, even during a power outage. There are models of natural gas fireplaces, water heaters, and cooktops that can keep performing when you need them most. And with a natural gas generator, you can power your furnace and other non-natural gas appliances without ever stepping outside to add fuel. Something to think about next time you get left in the dark.
CONSTRUCTION & CONTRACTORS
Adair Homes
844)-518-7072
www.adairhomes.com
1934 SW Bard Rd, Lincoln City
Central Coast Builders
541-996-5566
www.centralcoastbuilders.net
1540 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Central Coast Ready Mix
541-994-8584
1548 SE 23rd Drive, Lincoln City
Dan Kauffman Excavating, Inc.
541-994-8584
www.dankauffmanexcavating.com
2830 SE 23rd Drive, Lincoln City
GAGE LLC Construction
503-919-0764
gagecontractors.com
Garage Door Sales
541-994-3200
www.garagedoorsaleslc.com
1603 SE East Devils Lake Rd, Lincoln City
Groth-Gates Heating & Sheet Metal
541-994-2631
www.grothgates.com
2614 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
IronHead Roofing
971-209-8185
russ@russhedge.com
1210 Jackson St SE, Albany, OR, 97322
Jamestown Construction
541-699-1101
jamestownc.com
4501 NE East Devils Lake Road, Lincoln City
Mark Powers Painting
541-921-0246
markpowerspaintinginc.com
1501 SE East Devils Lake Road Unit # 1005, Lincoln City
Mills Ace Hardware-North
541-996-3334
www.acehardware.com
2047 NE 22nd St, Lincoln City
Mills Ace Hardware-South
541-996-2131
www.acehardware.com
4910 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Mr. Electric of Lincoln City
541-203-2230
coastal.mrelectricportland.com
3001 SW Hwy 101 , Lincoln City
O’Brien & Company
503-680-6992
www.obrien-co.com
139 W 2nd St, Suite 5, Cannon Beach, OR, 97110
Pelican Garage Doors
541-614-4333
Pelicangaragedoors.com
PO Box 569, Lincoln City
Buying real estate on the coast
If you are looking for a peaceful life with fresh air, filled with the soothing sounds of the ocean, then the Oregon Coast is the perfect place for you. The unique natural beauty of this area appeals to the nature lover in all of us and offers endless outdoor activities, or just an amazing view to enjoy from your favorite local coffee shop. The small towns along the coast are filled with charm and warmth — offering a
friendly atmosphere, with tight knit, caring communities. Oceanfront towns also experience a cooling effect in the summer and warmer temperatures in the winter, making year-round living temperate and mild, aside from the occasional powerful storms that showcase the beauty of where the land meets the sea. Enjoy storm watching from one of the many local restaurants offering abundant fresh seafood, or
stroll for treasures along the beach once the storm subsides. There’s a quality of life that just can’t be matched by anywhere other than the Oregon Coast.
Market Activity Report: Lincoln City
CONSTRUCTION & CONTRACTORS
(cont.)
Pfeifer Roofing
503-393-3185
www.pfeiferroofing.com
1405 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
R & B Contracting
541-921-5831
randbcontracting.com
RK Construction
541-994-7269
rkconcreteconstruction.com
94 N Modlin, PO Box 289, Otis, OR, 97368
Ryan Thomas Construction
541-687-6918
www.rthomasconstruction.com
91069 N Willamette Street, Suite A, Coburg
Silverside Heating and A/C
541-921-8918
silversideheating.com
512 NW Inlet Ave, Lincoln City
Timbercat Tree Service and Tractor Works
541-819-9031
Serving All of Lincoln County
HOME & GARDEN
Ginger Roots
541-614-4230
gingerrootshome.com
1500 SE East Devils Lake Road, Lincoln City
Ken Martin Carpet Co.
541-994-4484
3333 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Sherwin-Williams Paint Company
541-364-7118
www.sherwin-Williams.com
1443 SE 14th St., Lincoln City
The Killers Pest Control
541-265-6865
www.thekillers.net
811 N Coast Hwy #2, Newport
UTILITIES
& ENVIRONMENT
A & B Septic
541-924-0851
aandbseptic.com
101 41st Ave SE, Albany, OR, 97321
North Lincoln Sanitary Service
541-994-5555
www.northlincolnsanitary.com
2815 NE 36th Drive, Lincoln City
NW Natural
541-994-2111 x8530
www.nwnatural.com
1405 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Pacific Power
888-221-7070
www.pacificpower.net
825 NE Multnomah, Suite 2000, Portland, OR, 97232
ADVERTISING & MEDIA
Adobe Acrobat
cit46532@adobe.com
www.adobe.com
345 Park Avenue, San Jose, CA, 95110-2704
Coast Drafting & Design
541-996-6131
www.coastdrafting.com
1540 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Coastal Solutions Marketing
541-270-4113
www.coastalsolutionsmarketing.com
1307 NE Newport Heights Drive, Newport
Idea Print Works
541-265-8277
brad@ideaprintworks.com 1218 NW Grove St., Newport
Inspired Media by Sahndra
971-600-8224
inspiredlifemedia33@gmail.com 1676 Siletz Hwy, Lincoln City
Lori Arce Torres, Chamber
Director
541-994-3070
lcchamber.com
4039 NW Logan Rd, Lincoln City
Otter Rock Radio
541-283-1007
otterrockradio.com
1676 N Coast Hwy, Newport
Oregon Coast TODAY
541-921-0413
oregoncoasttoday.com
4741 SW Hwy. 101, Lincoln City
Quality Printing Service
541-994-3003
www.qualityprintingservice.net
1039 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Station 3 Promotional Graphics
541-996-8115
www.station3promotionalgraphics.com
2959 Salmon River Hwy. Otis
The Local Pages
503-910-6035
www.thelocalpages.com
4910 W. Amelia Earhart Drive, Suite 1 Salt Lake City UT 84116
The Lincoln County Leader
541-994-2178
admin@countrymedia.net
831 NE Avery St., Newport
Internet Marketing Concepts
800-825-1785 x320
michelle@chamberimc.com
Ziplocal
PO Box 2277, Orem, UT, 84059
HEALTH CARE
Dr Bob Health Centre
541-614-1515
hipto5@comcast.net
3489 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Equinox Clinics
541-790-2455
equinoxclinics.com
1800 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Eyecare Associates
541-614-0946
eyecareassociates.net
2930 NE West Devils Lake Rd, Suite 2, Lincoln City
Family Resource Home Care
541-614-1450
www.familyresourcehomecare.com 2065 NW 34th Street, Lincoln City
Luminous Soul Center
541-921-3362
luminoussoulcenter.com
6645 Gleneden Beach Loop, Gleneden Beach
New Horizons In-Home Care
877-642-2737
nhcares.com
412 SE Hwy 101 Suite B, Lincoln City (Rear Entrance)
North Lincoln Hospital Foundation
541-557-6433
samhealth.org/giving
3010 NE 28th Street, Lincoln City
Ocean Medical
541-614-0407
oceanmedicaleg@gmail.com
4488 NE Devils Lake Blvd, Lincoln City
Pacific West Ambulance
541-994-6690
www.pacificwest.us.com
2801 NE 22nd Street, Lincoln City
Point Break Fitness
541-614-4145
pointbreaklc.com
1500 SE East Devils Lake Rd, Suite 208, Lincoln City
Renovo Chiropractic
541-961-8116
www.renovochiropractic.com
2137 NW Hwy 101, Suite C, Lincoln City
Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital
541-994-3662
www.samhealth.org/LincolnCity 3043 NE 28th St, Lincoln City
Signature Healthcare at Home
541-264-7823
Signaturehch.com
798 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Siletz Bay Marketing & Analytics
503-949-8222
www.siletzbaymarketing.com
920 SW 69th St, Lincoln City
Visiting Angels of Willamette Valley
541-928-2061
www.VisitingAngels/AlbanyOR
250 Broadalbin St SW, suite 250, Albany, OR, 97321
Wildly Alive - Shamanic & Living
Energy Healing
503-860-3251
www.wildly-alive.com
Willamette Dental Group
855-433-6825
www.willamettedental.com
1105 SE Jetty Ave, Suite B, Lincoln City
PERSONAL SERVICES & CARE
Hillside Place
541-994-8028
www.caringplaces.com/communities/ hillside-place
1400 SE 19th St, Lincoln City
Lakeview Senior Living
541-994-7400
www.lincolncityseniorliving.com
2690 NE Yacht Ave, Lincoln City
North End Senior Solutions
541-921-0937
www.northenders.org
105 Pearl St. Gleneden Beach
South Beach Manor Memory Care
541-890-0916
southbeachmanormemorycare
411 SE 35th Street, South Beach
PETS & VETS
Lincoln City Animal Clinic
541-994-8181
LCAC2009@live.com
www.lincolncityanimalclinic.com
4090 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Oceanlake Veterinary Clinic
541-994-2929
www.oceanlakevet.com
3545 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
AUTOMOTIVE
Les Schwab Tire Center
541-994-3676
www.lesschwab.com
1025 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Power Ford Lincoln Mercury-LC
541-994-4556
www.powerford.com
1940 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Professional Tire of Lincoln City
541-614-0040
www.professionaltireor.com
1605 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City
Chamber Member Index
AB Intra Accents 24
A & B Septic 34
A Clean Getaway ............................. 24
Adair Homes 31
Adobe Acrobat 36
All Ways Traveling 17
Amanda Hankins, Notary .............. 24
Angels Anonymous 9
Artists’ Studio Association 19
Ashley Inn and Suites 17
Aster Flora and Gifts ....................... 15
At the Beach Real Estate 30
Bay Area Merchants Association 19
BBSI 24
Beach Baby Resale ........................... 15
Beach Club Event Center 12
Beachcrest Brewing Company 12
Beachtown Charities 15
Bella Beach Vacation Rentals ......... 17
Best Western Plus Landmark Inn 17
Bijou Movie Theatre 19
B’nai B’rith Camp 19
Brey House Bed & Breakfast .......... 17
Bryan P. Fitzsimmons, CPA 24
By The Waves 17
Candyland Gifts 15
Cap’n Gulls ....................................... 15
Captain Cook Inn 17
Cascade Hasson Sotheby’s 30
Cascade Relief Team 9
Central Coast Builders .................... 31
Central Coast Food Web 9
Central Coast Ready Mix 31
Channel House 17
Chapel by the Sea .............................. 9
Charley Gee P.C. 24
Charlotte Lehto Insurance Agency 25
Chinook Winds Casino Resort 19
Christmas Cottage ........................... 15
Churchill Mortgage 25
City of Lincoln City 10
Cliffside Coffee & Sweets 12
Cliffside Getaway Vacation Rental 17
Coastal Estate Services 24
Coastal Shoes 15
Coastal Solutions Marketing 36
Coastal Support Services .................. 9
Coast Drafting & Design 36
Coca-Cola 14
Coho Oceanfront Lodge 17
Coldwell Banker Prof. Group ......... 30
Comfort Inn & Suites 17
Connie Hansen Gdn. Conservancy 19
Crystal Wizard 15
Curry Co. Chamber of Commerce . 9
Dan Kauffman Excavating, Inc. 31
David Gomberg, State Rep. 10
D & C Movers 30
Devils Lake Water Imp. Dist. 10
Diamonds by the Sea 15
Dick Anderson, State Senator 10
Dr Bob Health Centre 36
Driftwood Library Foundation 9
Ec Dev Alliance of Lincoln County 24
Edward Jones Investments 25
Energy Trust of Oregon 9
Equinox Clinics 37
Erin Fletcher - Coldwell Banker 30
Evergreen Home Loans 25
Explore Lincoln City 10
Eyecare Associates 37
Family Promise of Lincoln County 9
Family Resource Home Care ......... 37
First Interstate Bank 25
Fishing Rock Eatery
Groth-Gates
Helping Hands Reentry 9
Hardware-South 31
MIST Restaurant & Lounge 12
Mo’s Restaurant ................................ 12
Mossy Creek Pottery 19
Mr. Electric of Lincoln City 31 Music is Instrumental 9
Mutual of Omaha Rev. Mortgage ... 25 My Petite Sweet 12 My Sisters’ Place 9
New Horizons In-Home Care 37
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North Linc. Co. Historical Museum 19
North Lincoln Fire & Rescue 10 North Linc. Hospital Foundation 37
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Excellent medical care close to home
Excellent medical care close to home
Quality
Quality and convenience on the central Oregon Coast.
When
When medical care is needed – from primary care to specialty services or even for those unexpected emergencies – Samaritan Health Services is there every step of the way.
there every step of the way.
Through the nonprofit Samaritan Health Services network, covering Benton, Lincoln and Linn counties, residents have access to comprehensive world-class care including a regional Level II trauma center. In Lincoln County, we offer the following services locally:
Through the nonprofit Samaritan Health Services network, covering Benton, Lincoln and Linn counties, residents have access to comprehensive world-class care including a regional Level II trauma center.
In Lincoln County, we offer the following services locally:
Surgery: general, orthopedic, robotic-assisted
Surgery: general, orthopedic, robotic-assisted
Primary care: family medicine, internal medicine, OB/GYN, pediatrics
Primary care: family medicine, internal medicine, OB/GYN, pediatrics
Rehab
Rehab services: physical, occupational and speech therapy
Inpatient hospital care
Diagnostic services: PET/CT, MRI, lab testing
Emergency and walk-in care
Diagnostic services: PET/CT, MRI, lab testing Emergency and walk-in care
Specialty care: cancer, heart, kidney, wound, ostomy, infectious disease and more
Specialty care: cancer, heart, kidney, wound, ostomy, infectious disease and more
Let us help you find a medical provider or service. Contact us today! 800-863-5241 or samhealth.org/FindADoc.
Let us help you find a medical provider or service. Contact us today! 800-863-5241 or samhealth.org/FindADoc. samhealth.org/LincolnCity samhealth.org/Newport
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