Rendering of proposed development at Hollering Place in Oregon. Image from City of Coos Bay
The Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians are moving forward with development plans at a historic site in Oregon. Tribal ancestors used to live in villages on the waterfront in what is now Coos Bay. The four-acre property, known as the Hollering Place, will be the future home of a resort hotel, restaurant, a visitor center and other facilities. "I'm really excited that we're now moving forward on a project that could eventually bring some jobs, bring some economic development," Chairman Bob Garcia told KCBY-TV. Details are still being ironed out but work could begin in 2016. Get the Story:
Hollering Place: 'This is a project that has a story to tell' (KCBY 7/24)
Something to Holler about (The Coos Bay World 7/17)
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