Jim Price tabbed as the next Fire Chief
The board of directors of the Hoodland Fire District (HFD)
selected James Price as the next Fire Chief following interviews with the final
three candidates on Monday, Nov. 16. A... Read more
Book on Rhododendron is at the photo finish
Judi Graeper had originally planned to have a book
celebrating the history of Rhododendron published for the community’s
centennial celebration in August. But in the age o... Read more
Genetic breakthrough reignites Mount Hood cold case
Groundbreaking genetic analysis and genealogical research
identified skeletal remains found on Mount Hood in 1986 as a young Oregon woman
who was never reported missing despite ... Read more
Local chapter of TIP NW offers comfort after tragedies
June Vining, Executive Director of Trauma Intervention
Program NW (TIP NW), was a founding volunteer of the organization, a group of
specially trained citizen volunteers who pro... Read more
Anna Williams holds off Jeff Helfrich for House District 52 seat
Anna Williams pulled off a victory and earned a second term
for the House District 52 (HD52) seat by defeating Jeff Helfrich in the
November election. Results posted by the Oreg... Read more
New doc at Sandy Rose Natural Health
Rose Natural Health expanded its’ healthcare practice in
November with the addition of a second physician, Dr. Kurt Beil.
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County on board with Governor's approach to COVID-19
(MT) – In a press release dated Nov. 25, Clackamas County
noted it will comply with Governor Kate Brown’s announcement of a more
risk-driven approach to reduce the s... Read more
Mountain cleanup braves COVID and snow
More than fifty volunteers put on warm layers and protective
masks to help clean up Summit Ski area and Government Camp on Saturday, Oct.
24, despite steady snow and social dist... Read more
Traditions face challenges as pandemic enters holiday season
Community efforts to help those in need during the holiday
season have had to adjust due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, resulting in
changes to how they are done or, in th... Read more
County to finalize short term rental regulations by 2021
The Clackamas Board of County Commissioners (BCC) renewed
efforts to complete the long-delayed short-term/vacation rental (STR)
regulations for unincorporated Clackamas County a... Read more
'Meet and greet' scheduled for Fire Chief candidates
Nine applicants submitted materials to the Special Districts
Association of Oregon (SDAO) by the deadline of Friday, Oct. 16, forming the
pool from which a new Fire Chief will b... Read more
Chamber partners with county to spur business recovery
Following their earlier efforts to help Mountain businesses
during the pandemic, the Mt.Hood Area Chamber of Commerce has partnered with
Clackamas County’s Economic Develo... Read more
Resident program makes positive impact in Government Camp
Dawson Kooch, Brandon Bergeron, Matt Garcia and Lucas
Staples have been thrown into the fire – figuratively speaking – in their early
days with the Hoodland Fire Dis... Read more
County's property tax revenues continues growth in 2020
(MT) – Property tax revenues increased by 4.47 percent in
Clackamas County this year, rising to $962,182,559, according to a press
release from the county’s Departme... Read more
No trick! Spooky Alley is back!
In the 60-something years that Spooky Alley has been held,
there have only been a couple occasions when it was almost cancelled. And while
the coronavirus pandemic has caused th... Read more
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