

Logsden Man Dies In Single Car Crash
On Saturday, April 4, 2026, Lincoln County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a single‑vehicle crash on East Logsden Road in Siletz. The caller reported that a pickup truck had left the roadway and collided with a barn on an adjacent property. Deputies arrived on scene alongside Siletz Valley Fire personnel and located the driver, 47‑year‑old Adam Clark of Logsden, deceased inside the truck. Based on the investigation, Deputies determined there was no indication of involvement b


Many Show Support For Siletz School
The Lincoln County School District Board held a special public hearing on March 31 to examine the status and future of Siletz Valley Charter School, drawing a packed room of students, staff, tribal representatives, and community members who made an emotional case for keeping the school open and strengthening its partnership with the district. Board members emphasized the district’s commitment to honoring tribal sovereignty and history before moving into the public hearing foc


Siletz Tribe Opens Medical Clinic
The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians announce that Dan’Chaa‑May‑Yvlh‑Srii‑Dvn, which translates to the North Doctor Place, is now open to all residents and is accepting new patients for medical and behavioral health services. The clinic opened its doors in September 2025, bringing high‑quality, person‑centered care directly to the Oregon Coast. Dedicated to offering broad community access, the facility offers comprehensive billing options including Medicare, Medicaid, an
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