Best For Hearing - Florence

10/31/2025

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09/30/2025

We are still blushing! Thank you SO much for continuing to give us the coveted title of 'Best of Florence'
We are so grateful to our incredible patients for their support and loyalty.
We really do love our jobs, and want every one to know it!
Sincerest thanks and eternal gratitude from your friends at Best for Hearing: Danielle, Emmanuel, Doug and Tanner. We look forward to helping you hear better for years to come!

09/11/2025

Just a friendly reminder all of our local snowbirds getting ready to leave to their warmer locations for winter, please stop in for a free clean and check of your hearing aids prior to traveling. We can make sure you have plenty of supplies and verify everything is working properly. 🌊 - 🏜

09/11/2025

A day we shall never forget.

08/08/2025

Just a reminder we will always take old, donated even broken hearing aids for the local Lions Club if you can't make it to this event!

♻ Save the date of Saturday, August 16, from 10 am until 2 pm for the 2025 Black & White Recycling Event! ♻

Want to dispose of propane tanks, mattresses, tires, block foam, household goods, eye wear, hearing aids, unopened food, or leftover paint and building materials? And, you don’t want to run all over town? The City of Florence Environmental Management Advisory Committee has organized this “one stop” drop event!

Residents can drop off items at the Siuslaw Middle School south parking lot with entrances on 27th and Oak Streets. Volunteers and staff are available to help you unload your vehicles and trailers.

The Black and White Recycling Event was named because it enables city residents to get rid of unwanted black tires, white propane tanks and historically white appliances FREE of charge.

County Transfer and Recycling will be loading and transporting these items with size and quantity limitations.

This year, there will be other organizations joining the community collection event to provide additional FREE disposal opportunities.
- St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County will be collecting mattresses, block styrofoam and household items for reuse. They can also take appliances that can be refurbished.
- Habitat for Humanity ReStore Florence will be collecting paint (in original container with secure lid) and reusable construction materials.
- Lions Club of Florence will be collecting eyeglasses and hearing aids.

There will also be a Bake Sale sponsored by the student class from Inspire Culinary Academy.

Learn more at https://www.ci.florence.or.us/bc-emac/2025-black-white-recycling-event and in the August edition of the Focus on Florence newsletter, https://www.ci.florence.or.us/community/city-florence-newsletter.

07/16/2025

Come out to dance, eat free food and frolic on Friday, July 18, from 5 to 10 p.m. on Bay Street, between Laurel Street and the Siuslaw River Bridge. The

07/09/2025

Age cafe is back! Join us for discussion and refreshments on Wednesday, July 16, 11 AM - 1 PM in the Bromley Room.

An age cafe is a safe space to engage in conversation on topics including transitions and changes, gratitude, intergenerational communities, health and wellness, preparing for death, spirituality, and more. Sponsored by Lane Linton Benton Older Adult Behavioral Health Initiative, Lane County Public Health, and Siuslaw Public Library. Free and open to all; no registration required.

07/03/2025

Wishing everyone a fun, safe 4th of July holiday weekend! Don't forget ear protection if you're near heavy fireworks!
Also a reminder that we are closed tomorrow, and Fridays in general.

06/30/2025

It's that time of year again folks! Vote for your favorites for 2024's Best of Florence!

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06/11/2025

We have the BEST customers! 🩷 Thank you PJ!
(This absolutely stunning arrangement was delivered by Lajoiefleuri )

06/08/2025

Looking for someone to talk to? If you're feeling isolated, caregiving for a spouse, recently lost a loved one, or have trouble seeing or hearing: did you know there's a senior loneliness line? Anyone 60+ in Oregon can call and talk to a friendly representative. It's free and confidential. 800-282-7035, 5:30 AM-11:30 PM daily.

Learn more: https://seniorlonelinessline.org/.

05/20/2025

Lane County Emergency Management will conduct a test of the subscriber-based local emergency alert system – Lane Alerts – on Wednesday, May 21, at 1:15 p.m. This test will include emails, recorded voice calls, and text messages, depending on each subscriber’s provided contact information.

Residents are encouraged to visit www.LaneAlerts.org to create a free Lane Alerts account and choose their preferred methods of receiving emergency alerts.

Lane Alerts allows subscribers to opt-in for notifications via phone call, text message, and email, based on the locations they care about. At minimum, subscribers must provide their name and one method of contact. Multiple addresses can be added to receive notifications about emergency events that may affect their home, workplace, child’s school, and more. Types of emergencies covered include evacuations, severe weather, flooding, police activity, and other critical events.

Stay informed and ensure your safety by signing up for Lane Alerts today.