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Hamza Magsi got interested in old cars through video games. “I used to play Need for Speed Most Wanted. There’s a lot of really fancy cars there,” he said.

The 23-year-old from Bellingham, Wash. is a computer science student and was visiting the Wheels and Waves Car show on Sept. 18. He was on the coast to enjoy a vacation with his girlfriend in Seaside. “We were told...


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Two local artists are taking their art to a new media — printmaker Miki’ala Souza and ceramic artist Randy McClelland are featured in the Seattle-based TV series, “Art by Northwest.” The series is also available through various streaming platforms at cascadepbs.org.

Printmaker Miki’ala Souza...

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People attending the Wheels and Waves Car Show in Seaside were jolted by a loud crash shortly before 3 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 18.

They quickly moved in the direction of the sound — some swiftly walking, others jogging — up to Holladay Drive.

About 40 people became unwitting witnesses to what had caused the boom when they came upon a white Chevy Silverado that ha...


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The journey to find another individual state champion in cross country is now on. After the graduations of Jayden Warner from Warrenton High School, Will Laman from Astoria High School and Wyatt Jacobson from Knappa High School, local cross country teams enter new eras. Astoria’s cross country team doubled in size between 2025 and 2026, Warrenton’s team is going to restart af...


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Local soccer teams ended up at two different places last season. While the Seaside boys won the league title and went toe-to-toe with North Marion in a playoff monsoon, the Astoria boys soccer team struggled to find the back of the net.

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Last season was a dream for the Seaside boys soccer team.

Behind second-year coach Nathan Danie...


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