Govy to Timberline gondola part of larger vision of the future
Mountain residents who have been around long enough may
remember the Skiway Tram that ran from Government Camp to Timberline Lodge back
in the 1950s. And in a few years, it's po... Read more
Hoodland Farmers Market returns for fifth year with big changes
When Kate Brauner found out that the Market Manager for the
Hoodland Farmers Market was ready to pass the reigns of the job to someone
else, she decided to take the plunge. <... Read more
Hoodland Fire's Scott Kline graduates from elite officer program
Hoodland Fire District (HFD) Division Chief/Fire Marshall
Scott Kline graduated from the National Fire Academy’s (NFA) Executive Fire
Officer (EFO) Program on Thursday, Ma... Read more
Enjoy some Mariachi on Mother's Day
Maria Burke, President of Mt. Hood Unida, noted that while
Mother’s Day is important in the United States, it has a special place in
Mexico, rivaling Christmas and Easter ... Read more
Grand opening for historic sawmill at Philip Foster Farms
The smell of fresh sawdust will greet history buffs,
pioneers-in-training and other guests at the grand opening of a historic
Pacific Northwest sawmill at the Philip Foster Farm... Read more
The Scene on Stage: May features two shows
Justin Lazenby, director of the Nutz-n-Boltz Theater
Company’s (NNB) May production of “The Dining Room,” once acted in a production
of the comedy during his c... Read more
Five local piecemakers send quilt to national show
A quilt made by five Hoodland piecemakers will be a
semifinalist at the 2022 American Quilter’s Society’s (AQS) QuiltWeek, a
prestigious international quilt show wit... Read more
Spring Garden Fair gets the green light after two years off
Sharon Andrews has seen some signs about more people getting
involved in gardening, including taking walks around her neighborhood and
noticing the time and energy people have p... Read more
Hoodland Fire receives grant money for Govy fire prevention
The Hoodland Fire District (HFD) received a grant from the
Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) in February for wildland fire preparation
work in Government Camp. The Small Fores... Read more
Mount Hood Chamber resumes in-person meetings
The Mt. Hood Area Chamber of Commerce was set to resume
in-person meetings in January, when the pandemic took a turn for the worse and
the chamber held off once again. But with ... Read more
Second installment of 'Queens Girl' at CRT
Portland actor, musician and writer Lauren Steele was ready
to perform the one-woman show “Queens Girl in Africa,” by Caleen Sinnette
Jennings, last fall at Clackama... Read more
Volunteers needed to help clean up around Sandy
According to the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency)
Journal, approximately 20 million Americans participated in the first Earth
Day, a day of peaceful demonstrations to promo... Read more
Mount Hood represented by Luke Winters at 2022 Olympic games
Gresham’s Luke Winters’ early memories of skiing involve
him, his brother and his father heading up to Skibowl, parking their camper in
the lot and hitting the slope... Read more
Mobile breast cancer screening clinic to visit Sandy
When Tami Beaty first discovered her breast cancer she found
it by accident. Now after her personal struggle with the disease, this breast
cancer survivor is helping provide Mou... Read more
Heard from the Mountain to Carnegie Hall
Sandy High School junior Denali Barrett noted she comes from
a musical family, with her parents singing to her since she was young.
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