Myriah at The Studio House & Co. in Nehalem is offering $10 off all men’s haircuts through November.
New clients welcome — book online here: book.squareup.com/appointments/53qqn7owp2lfsk/location/LY472HXS9SK37/services
Or call/text here: (503)583-5061
Northwest Yoga Therapy currently has two openings for new Yoga Therapy clients- in person or online.
What is Yoga Therapy?
Yoga Therapy bridges modern science and ancient practice to support physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Using the tools of yoga- breath, movement, meditation, and philosophy- within a therapeutic relationship, it offers a holistic, evidence-informed path to healing.
What to Expect:
Initial intake sessions begin with a comprehensive review of your overall well-being, using confidential forms that explore your medical history, daily habits, and quality of life. Through musculoskeletal and breath assessments, and customized, evidence based yoga therapy tools, we’ll create a personalized plan of care based on your unique needs and goals.
Areas of Support:
Chronic Pain (back, hips, neck, fibromyalgia, arthritis)
Mental Health (anxiety, stress, depression, insomnia, substance use disorder)
Physical Health (hypertension, diabetes, cancer)
Neurological Health (dementia, multiple sclerosis, traumatic brain injury)
Age Related Changes (osteoporosis, balance/fall prevention)
Session Rates:
Initial Intake (90 minutes) $150
Follow-up Sessions (60 minutes) $100
Package (Initial intake and 3 follow-up sessions) $400
About Katie:
Katie Crosman, M.S., C-IAYT is a co-owner of Yoga Roots Studio. She holds a Master of Science in Yoga Therapy and is a certified International Association Yoga Therapist with over a decade of experience as an E-RYT yoga teacher.
No Yoga experience required
To schedule a session please email: northwestyogatherapy@gmail.com
To learn more or schedule a free consult visit:
nwyogatherapy.com
Dear community,
We are announcing with emotional & bittersweet hearts that we will be closing Rice & Shine.
After a great deal of thought & reflection, we have decided to pursue a new path in our lives. The decision was not made lightly, as we feel the business has grown into something pretty special. These last 3 seasons have no doubt been a wild & rewarding ride!
Our last day will be around the later part of December, and we will provide you with an official closing date as we get closer. We hope this gives us the opportunity to see you before we close.
We appreciate the amount of support & kindness you all have shown us, making this journey so special. We are forever grateful for the connections & friendships that we’ve established within this amazing community.
We hope to see you all in the coming weeks as we finish out this memorable chapter. It has been an absolute pleasure serving all of you.
With love,
Mandy & Casey
Rice & Shine
Friday & Saturday – 11:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Sunday – 11.30 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Normally closed Mon thru Thurs
Have a great week!
Advance Your Practice at SeaDream in Nehalem, Tuesday evenings, 5:30-7pm–this class is designed to help students advance their personal practice through a strong asana flow with time to play with new different poses and expressions through skillful cuing and the help of props. If you’re looking to improve your strength and stability, this is a class for you.
Advanced registration requested. Discounted multi-class passes available.
Check Out the full SeaDream Studios fall Schedule at seadreamyoga.com !
We have a great selection of rifles, pistols, shotguns, ammo, and more.
Gunsmithing, Transfers, Buy/Sell/Trade, Consignments.
We also offer Oregon concealed carry classes on the FIRST SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH AT NOON *Soon to offer Utah as well*
In the future we will be offering a basic pistol class and a defensive pistol class.
Nehalem Valley Firearms
1706 S Roosevelt Dr. Seaside, OR
Monday-Friday 10-5, Saturday 10-3
503-717-5282
www.nehalemvalleyfirearms.com
email – james@nehalemvalleyfirearms.com
Right next to Bell Buoy!
Riverbend Players is looking for new Board Members!
Love local theater? Want to be part of the team that keeps it alive on the North Coast?
We’re seeking passionate, community-minded people to join the Riverbend Players Board of Directors.
You don’t have to be an actor. We’re especially looking for folks with strengths in:
-Community outreach/fundraising/sponsorships
-Marketing & social media
-Volunteer coordination/events
-Organizational leadership/nonprofit experience
What the board does:
-Helps choose and support our season
-Builds partnerships in the community
-Helps keep our shows running onstage and behind the scenes
-Makes sure live theater stays accessible, affordable, and fun
If you care about the arts, local voices, and keeping the stage lights on, we’d love to talk to you.
Interested? Email us at admin@riverbendplayers.org to learn more.
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Large-scale murals, hand-painted signs, cabinets, doors and furniture, custom wall art – whatever unique way you wish to add art to your space, I can’t wait to work with you to realize your vision.
As we welcome our winter rain, it’s the perfect time to work on an indoor painting project, or to begin the design process for a summer 2026 project!
Contact me to discuss your vision or just to learn more – initial consultations are free.
Contact:
Rachel Zakrasek, Artist
rachel.zakrasek.art@gmail.com
www.RachelZakrasek.com
Each artist may bring 3 pieces of original art ready to be hung.
Thank you.
Jane
The type of pinochle can vary from 4 handed to 3 handed, to even 2 handed. Larry knows how to do this.
No charge, just a fun time playing with like minded card players.
Contact Jane via this email.
It’s official — the new NCRD Aquatic Center is open!
After years of planning, fundraising, construction challenges, and extraordinary community support, we are thrilled to announce that our brand-new pool facility is complete and ready to serve the North County community for generations to come.
This moment is far more than a ribbon cutting — it’s the realization of a vision that began nearly a century ago, when the original 1930 pool was built to teach local children how to swim after a tragic loss inspired a community to take action. Today, with the opening of our new pool, that same spirit of caring, collaboration, and determination continues.
From Vision to Reality
In 2021, the community overwhelmingly supported the NCRD Pool Bond Measure, authorizing $8.2 million in funding to replace the aging 90-year-old facility. That vote set this historic project in motion — and you made it happen.
Since then, the District has worked tirelessly with architects, engineers, contractors, and donors to bring the dream to life. What began as a $10 million plan evolved through an era of inflation, supply-chain challenges, and rising construction costs. Thanks to additional fundraising, private donations, foundation support, and a bridge loan, we were able to secure the remaining funds needed to see the project through to completion.
Today, our state-of-the-art aquatic center features a modern lap pool, a warm-water therapy pool, efficient mechanical and HVAC systems, and enhanced accessibility features — all designed with the health, safety, and enjoyment of our community in mind.
A True Community Effort
This project is, at its heart, a story about you — the people of North County. From the bond voters and donors who contributed financially, to the volunteers, local partners, and staff who gave their time and energy, every piece of this facility reflects the generosity and dedication of this community.
We want to extend our deepest gratitude to:
• The voters of North County, whose approval of the bond made this dream possible.
• The Friends of NCRD Foundation, whose tireless fundraising efforts bridged crucial funding gaps.
• Our anonymous and named donors, including organizations like the Mudd Nick Foundation, Autzen Foundation, JTMF Foundation, Tillamook County and Adventist Health Tillamook, for their extraordinary generosity.
• Our design and construction partners, including the Klosh Group, Par-Tech Construction, and the many contractors and tradespeople who worked on every beam, tile, and pipe.
• Our dedicated NCRD staff, who managed operations, transitions, and preparations with professionalism, creativity, and heart.
• And finally, to our community members — for your patience, support, and unwavering belief that this day would come.
Honoring the Past, Embracing the Future
While the old pool served us faithfully for generations, it was time to pass the torch. The new aquatic center carries forward the same mission that started it all — to teach water safety, promote wellness, and bring people together through recreation and community.
From swim lessons for Nehalem Elementary students to senior fitness classes, from therapy and rehabilitation programs to family swim nights, the new facility will ensure that everyone in our region has access to safe, year-round aquatic experiences. The new pool also reflects NCRD’s commitment to sustainability and stewardship. Modern mechanical systems reduce energy and water use, while improved accessibility ensures everyone can enjoy the benefits of aquatic recreation.
Join Us in Celebration
We invite everyone to join us for our Grand Opening Celebration on Saturday, November 15 at 2:00 p.m. The event will include music, refreshments, tours, games, and open swimming — a true community party to celebrate what we’ve achieved together. We hope you’ll come see this incredible facility, take a swim, and share in the pride of knowing that this was made possible by you.
Thank You, North County
This project began with a simple goal: to ensure that future generations would have a safe, vibrant place to swim, learn, and grow. It has become a testament to what can happen when a small community dreams big and refuses to give up.
From everyone at the North County Recreation District, thank you — for believing, for giving, and for helping us make history.
With gratitude,
Justin Smith
Executive Director, North County Recreation District
We encourage you to create artwork inspired by the small but meaningful moments of life, a morning cup of coffee, a radiant sunset, or a favorite book. The show is a celebration of the simple joys that enrich our everyday lives.
All mediums are welcome, painting, sculpture, mixed media, digital art as long as the work measures 6×6” or smaller.
This exhibition Is not juried, just become a member, and drop-off: November 1 or 2, 2026, from 10am–4pm at the Gallery
Mailed entries: Must arrive by November 2 to be included.
Not a member yet? Visit our website to join and be part of this special show!
cannonbeacharts.org
We’re looking for people to join us in guiding our small, nationally accredited land trust into the next phase of growth and impact here in the Manzanita, Nehalem and Wheeler region of the Oregon coast! We are eager to expand our representation and welcome candidates with diverse lived experiences, backgrounds, orientations, ages, and voices to join our team.
We’d love to hear from you if you:
– Care deeply about the land and people of the Lower Nehalem region
– Want to make a tangible, lasting impact locally
– Enjoy good company and muddy boots (optional, but encouraged!)
~ Accepting Applications through November 26th ~
The Lower Nehalem Community Trust is a community supported, nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and restoration of natural lands. We carry out our mission through land conservation and stewardship, education, and a community garden supporting food security in our region.
Location: Zoom remote video conferencing
These meetings are open to the public.
The Zoom link can also be accessed at the Health District website
Join Zoom Meeting
us02web.zoom.us/j/85404402524
For general questions, to request meeting information
or if you require communication assistance or accommodation please contact: info@nehalembayhd.org or call 503-368-5119
AGENDA
Nehalem Bay Health District Board
1. Call to Order
2. Consent agenda
a. Minutes of August 20, 2025 regular meeting; September 17 board meeting; September 26 special meeting
b. Quarterly financial report from Berry Dunn – Dawn Patterson
c. Project report
3. Public comment
4. Items for the good of the order
5. Adjourn
