Momentum is building for museum’s expansion
If you want to read every issue of Ski Magazine, Skiing
Magazine or Snowboarder Magazine, you don’t have to go far. Every issue of
those periodicals is part of the collection of the Mou... Read more
Mount Hood Village RV Resort ends community access to facilities
For almost 35 years Mount Hood Village RV Resort allowed
local residents to purchase day-use or month passes for access to the indoor
and outdoor pool, sauna and gym facilities at the resort.... Read more
Mount Hood Village RV Resort ends community access to facilities
For almost 35 years Mount Hood Village RV Resort allowed
local residents to purchase day-use or month passes for access to the indoor
and outdoor pool, sauna and gym facilities at the resort.... Read more
Fire district seeks funds for Deputy Chief with levy
In a unanimous decision during a February meeting, the board
of directors of the Hoodland Fire District approved putting a Local Option Levy
on the May ballot to fund a Deputy Chief position.... Read more
USFS report offers look back at 2018, look ahead to 2019
The US Forest Service (USFS) was expected to release the
Mount Hood Annual Report for 2018 at the end of February, offering a look at
all that transpired on the Mount Hood National Forest las... Read more
Mt. Hood Bicycle suffers loss of upscale bike during break-in
It didn’t take long for Mt. Hood Bicycle to gain the
attention of scroungers looking for a score.
Located in the Hoodland Shopping Center, the bicycle shop
held its grand openin... Read more
Incomplete picture on state of federal lands following shutdown
While Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California
reportedly experienced damage that could be felt for decades, if not hundreds
of years, during the record 35-day government shutdown in ... Read more
Scene on Stage: Melodrama returns to Boring
“The Villain of Virtue” had its premiere at the Nutz-n-Boltz
Theater Company (NNB) in 2013. The melodrama, co-written by husband and wife
duo and NNB founders Justin and Kelly Laz... Read more
New online complaint form offers help with speeding problem
Through the windows of the Still Creek Inn, restaurateur
Brigette Romeo sees the traffic speeding on Hwy. 26 as they zip through
Rhododendron. Romeo, a Brightwood resident, noted the problem ... Read more
County seeks statewide policy for flood hazards
Jan. 16 marked the eight-year anniversary of the 2011
flooding in the upper Sandy River Basin that washed out a section of Lolo Pass
Road, undercut the Zig Zag River bridge, swept away three ... Read more
Crab Feed finds new home, same great taste
The Hoodland Women’s Club’s (HWC) annual Crab Feed will move
a little bit down the road, this year held at the Mt. Hood Lion’s Club, but the
delicious Dungeness will remain ... Read more
Zeb’s Wish offers mules, horses and humans a heaping of healing
When Suzi Cloutier moved sight unseen from Rhode Island to a
rental farm in Dairy Creek, she was at a low point in her life. She was not
expecting to meet a soul in even worse condition, a blin... Read more
It is easy being green with the Master Recycling program
When Dawn Loomis took the Master Recycler class 10 years
ago, she realized that recycling is just one step in the effort to help keep
things green, but that reducing and reusing are also part... Read more
Consensus on ODFW Wolf Plan fails
Despite conservation groups having withdrawn from the
meetings, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) is finalizing a revised
Wolf Conservation and Management Plan to be presented... Read more
Middle School gets technology upgrades
Winter break at Welches Middle School (WMS) meant time to
work, as the Oregon Trail School District (OTSD) installed technology upgrades,
including new interactive and short throw projectors, l... Read more
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