Rhododendron at a crossroads as it turns 100
Steve Graeper, President of the Rhododendron Community
Planning Organization (CPO), first came to Rhododendron in 1953, the year of
his birth. His family bought a Steiner cabin (built in 1932) ... Read more
County seeks comments on proposed rental regulations
After several months of development process involving County
Board of Commissioners deliberation and public opinion gathering, draft
regulations for short-term rentals (STR) in unincorporated... Read more
Search for Deputy Fire Chief restarts
The Hoodland Fire District (HFD) will restart its search for
a Deputy Fire Chief after only two candidates submitted applications for the
position in the initial search. The district needed a... Read more
Wildwood development moves forward
Mountain residents and visitors have a limited window to
submit comments to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) regarding the potential
development of the Wildwood Recreation Area, with the d... Read more
Mt. Hood Yarn and Wool a crafty addition
Mt. Hood Yarn and Wool presented an exciting new option for
mountain crafters with the shop’s grand opening on Dec. 5. Jen Andersen’s
decidedly modern store is filled floor to cei... Read more
Scoping period opens for timber harvest
The official scoping period opened for the Zigzag Integrated
Resource Project, consisting of two timber harvests in the Mount Hood National
Forest (MHNF) scheduled to take place in 2020, was ... Read more
Sandy High graduate comes home as the new chef at Mallard’s
For foodies craving heaping helpings of comfort classics
that give a serious nod to nostalgia, Michael Junker is the chef for you.
Growing up in Sandy and as a graduate of Sandy High School, Ju... Read more
The curtain rises on the holiday season
The Nutz-n-Boltz Theater Company’s (NNB) December offering
of “Every Christmas Story Ever Told! (And Then Some!),” by Michael Carleton,
James FitzGerald and John K. Alvarez, h... Read more
Zigzag District timber harvest planned for 2020
The Zigzag Ranger District will hold an open house from 6-8
p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 10 to offer the public a chance to learn about the Zigzag
Integrated Resource Project, consisting of two timber ... Read more
Program seeing results in preventing youth suicide
Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office has seen a promising
response in preventing youth suicide through its three-year partnership with
SafeOregon, an anonymous school safety tip program. <... Read more
Holiday Block Party offers produce and crafts
Based on the success of a Harvest Market held in late
October, Lauren Carusona will offer a Holiday Block Party from noon to 8:30
p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, in the Hoodland Shopping Center, includi... Read more
Tips to keep safe during the winter
(MT) – Even though the wildfire season is over and winter is
imminent, the threat of fire remains – home heating fires. And winter also
brings risks when people are out, including... Read more
Artisan’s market returns
Heidi Flanders, Recreation Director for the Mt. Hood Village
RV Resort, hopes that December’s Mt. Hood Artisan’s Market can offer local
artists a safe environment to show off thei... Read more
Welches students ‘drum’ up a lesson
On Friday, Nov. 8, students at Welches Middle School took to
the stage to tell the story of how rock is eroded in a river and turns into
pebbles. The performance was not conveyed through acting... Read more
2020 to bring construction and traffic on Hwy. 26
Mount Hood area residents and visitors can expect traffic
congestion and delays on Hwy. 26 during the late spring and summer of 2020 as a
result of Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) co... Read more
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