My first blog.

Hello outside world!

As I sit here typing this blog I am trapped in my cement cube office with no windows, pity me for this, as I cannot see the beautiful sun shining outside on the beach.  Oh well, I know the sun will still be shinning when I get off work. Besides, I have a date with the tennis court at Dorchester Park. Last week I went to Good Will and bought some tennis equipment. I can honestly say that was the most fun 9 dollars has ever awarded me, in addition to the workout and awesome tan.

So moving along, back to the task at hand; Setting up a blog site for the employees of the Lincoln City Visitor and Convention Bureau. “Amazing” you say, you just wait! As I set this up I have big goals. Let’s talk for a minute about what I hope, with your help, to accomplish.

·        Start an open and honest forum pertaining to all things in Lincoln City.

·        I will be setting up “Blog Spots” at events and letting event attendees speak up about their trip live from the event.

·        Spreading information of little known ‘local’ fun things to do.

·        Most importantly just have fun and hear what people have to say about our town.

So yeah, that is it, (drummmmmmm rollllllllllll)

THE FIRST EVER VCB BLOG!

I know somewhere there is a roar of applause other than in my head.

-Nichole

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Comments

[Nancy Polley]

I look forward to seeing what others think of our lovely city and beaches and commend the VCB for all the recent activities and promotions. It can only benefit all of us with small (and large) businesses in Lincoln City.

Many thanks,
Nancy-owner
The Bead Goes On
1621 NW Hwy 101
Lincoln City, Or. 97367

[Becci]

We lived in Lincoln City for about a year before I was called back to California because of a family emergency.

I so enjoy my L.C. information from the newsletter, and now have this to keep me "updated" with the little town I hope to return to next year.

Best fishing I have ever had was at Devil's Lake. And being a bird-lover, we always enjoyed going to "D" River and feeding the seagulls.

When we had the itch, my husband and I would grab $20.00 each and go on down to Chinook Winds, where we would play the penny machines for hours.

Keep up the great work! I am looking forward to reading your's, and other's thoughts on the place I want to call home again.