Ice Age discovered on the Mountain
For Mountain residents the discovery of Stev Ominski’s art
could be contributed to his Siamese cats, Lewis and Clark. Except the true
discovery of Ominski’s work has gone far beyo... Read more
Sandy to close pool at end of May
Following a presentation by architecture firm Opsis on
Monday, March 11 and further discussion on Monday, March 18, the Sandy City
Council voted to temporarily close the Olin Bignall Aquatic ... Read more
Mt. Squeegee keeps it clean
Jayce and Teal Dempsey knew they wanted to build their
window and roof cleaning business with a focus on providing service to the
local community when they moved their family to Brightwood in... Read more
New wine shop adds European wines and more to Mountain table
It’s official. You are now free to cancel that long-awaited
wine tour of Europe.
And there’s a bonus. Tax Day just got less taxing.
Cooper’s Wine Bar &... Read more
Rhody takes steps toward becoming a FIREWISE community
At the March 16 Rhododendron Community Planning Organization
(CPO) meeting, Hoodland Fire Chief John Ingrao offered a stark comparison of
wildfire threats to wildland-urban interface communit... Read more
A colossal cup of coffee for a considerable cause
It’s April, so it must be Welches Wildcat Coffee month.
Nine years ago, Cheryl Gundersen came to Mt. Hood Roasters
Company and proposed a coffee fundraiser for the Welches elem... Read more
Art show offers works inspired by ‘Mother of Oregon’ book
Beth Verheyden, an art teacher with a studio in Boring, has
been a part in the Lake Oswego Reads Artist Exhibition events and saw an
opportunity to bring something similar to Sandy.
<... Read more
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
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