Supreme Court Updates
Brent Burford
Beethoven/Newport Symphony
Dan Howard, Exec. Dir. Ludwig van Beethoven wasn’t just a composer—he was a force of nature. Fiercely independent and notoriously temperamental, he redefined music with his bold, emotionally charged works. His Symphony No. 5 opens with four of the most recognizable notes in history—dramatic, urgent, impossible to ignore—while his Symphony No. 9 delivers the … Continue reading Beethoven/Newport Symphony
Oregon marine fisheries and aquaculture: Complex and changing social-
Dr. Angee Doerr, Sea Grant E
The Women Who Wrote the War
Conrad Schmitt
TBD (African Tribe)
Barry Hewlett
Understanding Your Core and It’s Importance to Life
Brenda Luntzel
Confederation of Tribes Siletz Indian
A J Warren
First Mexicans in Lincoln County
Dr. Frankie Trujillo-Dalbey
Pet Partners of the Oregon Coast
Katherine Harding
Genie in the Bottle: Pros and Cons of Nuclear Energy
David Sexton
The heART of the Oregon Coast
Jason Holland, OCCA ED
The Art of the Possible
David Jordan Learning Is Discovering the Possible I wrote The Art of the Possible so you could learn to trust your own mind—its wild detours, its relentless obsessions, its quiet, untamed wisdom. I designed it so you could reclaim the impulses that once lived effortlessly in childhood—the ones that made you fearless, curious, unrestrained. This … Continue reading The Art of the Possible
Kerry VanderZanden: A Journey Through Architecture’s Timeless Tools
Kerry VanderZanden, a lifelong architect from Banks, Oregon, has built his legacy with precision, artistry, and unwavering dedication to his craft. From the very beginning, he has relied on his authentic tools—each carrying the weight of history and the wisdom of experience. In this special presentation, Kerry will take us on a journey through his … Continue reading Kerry VanderZanden: A Journey Through Architecture’s Timeless Tools
The Dust Bowl
Jeanine Jordan
Murrow’s Boys
Conrad Schmitt
All Things Orthopedic
Sam Scheinberg