Winning logo design the new face of Rhody
Zigzag resident Laurie Crabb almost didn’t submit an entry
for the logo contest spearheaded by the Rhododendron Community Planning
Organization’s (CPO) Rhody Rising subcommittee. ... Read more
Climber’s family sues County for negligence and wrongful death
John Jenkins, 32, of Seattle, was the 106th recorded
climbing death on Mount Hood, and the first in nearly two years.
He fell from the Hogsback ridge May 7, 2017, skidded
approximat... Read more
Chuckwagon Breakfast celebrates its 60th anniversary
A limerick composed by Mt. Hood Lions Club member Jim
Espenel to celebrate the 60th annual Chuckwagon Breakfast, held later this
month, begins, ““There once was a Lion from the Ho... Read more
Lodge director garners Travel Oregon award
To the uninitiated, it should be noted that Jon Tullis is
the director of public affairs at Timberline Lodge.
To those who have been keeping up on things, Tullis is also
a Forest Se... Read more
Hoodland Library book sale aim to quench reading thirst
With warmer days arriving, the end of the school year in
sight and the start of vacation season rapidly approaching, summer reading
returns as an activity to enjoy whether soaking up sun at a... Read more
Public help sought in 2015 Trillium Lake homicide of Gresham man
A 2015 homicide at Trillium Lake remains unsolved.
On Sept. 24, 2015, Frank Wilson, 68, of Gresham, was found
dead in his vehicle in the parking lot of the Trillium Lake recreation a... Read more
Public help sought in 2015 Trillium Lake homicide of Gresham man
A 2015 homicide at Trillium Lake remains unsolved.
On Sept. 24, 2015, Frank Wilson, 68, of Gresham, was found
dead in his vehicle in the parking lot of the Trillium Lake recreation a... Read more
Party on the Patio returns at the Zigzag Inn
The annual Party on the Patio began after Randy Proctor
passed in 2006 as a way to honor his memory.
First held as a fundraiser for Relay for Life, the event
shifted gears to benef... Read more
Timberline cleared to move ahead on bike park project
The
Timberline Bike Park lawsuit, brought by several environmental groups in 2012,
has been dismissed and lift-assisted mountain biking has gained traction. Read more
May primary election to set stage for November
This
month’s primary election will set the stage for November’s general election as
voters will determine who will move on to represent each party on the ballo... Read more
Resort remakes moniker to reflect Mount Hood area
The
Resort at the Mountain, the upscale golf and spa resort in Welches, will be
renamed the Mount Hood Oregon Resort
June 1. “The first thing peop... Read more
Johnson steps down from OBI post amid alleged remarks
Former
HD 52 State Representative Mark Johnson, having been asked to step down from
the post he acquired last October as chief executive officer of Oregon Business
and In... Read more
School Volunteers offer some big time help
When
the Welches Schools held its annual Volunteer Appreciation Week during the third
week of April, the numbers were already impressive. Fifty-two volunteers who log
int... Read more
Sandy High School offers six comedic one-acts
Sandy
High School (SHS) senior Arianna Cioffi has been involved with the school’s
theatrical productions since her
freshman year, including jumpin... Read more
All in the family
When Kevin
Franks first became a volunteer firefighter with the Hoodland Fire District (HFD), his
son Jonathan kept a keen eye on his father. Kevin would... Read more
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