Setting down ‘roots,’ reggae fete at home on the Mountain
Douglas Carnie, owner of NWWRF LLC and operator of the
Northwest World Reggae Festival, is happy the event has landed on Mount Hood.
In its 14th year overall and its second on the Mountain, C... Read more
Camp seeks major money for upgrade of aging facilities
A groundbreaking celebration at Camp Arrah Wanna revealed a
campground from a bygone era; historic lodges in need of major structural
renovations and facilities and lodgings whose rustic acco... Read more
Pesticide collections continue to rise
The seemingly impossible task of removing dangerous chemicals
from our environment has been taken up by the Oregon Department of
Environmental Quality (ODEQ). And the results have been impres... Read more
REVEL raises hopes for Boston Marathon
Up to 3,000 people, runners and those who support them, are
expected to be on Mount Hood on Saturday, July 28 for the inaugural REVEL Mt.
Hood marathon and half marathon. And while they will ... Read more
Hoodland Senior Center named Super Heart Hero
Ella Vogel, director of the Hoodland Senior Center, accepted
an award for the center’s efforts to assist isolated seniors at the May 24
Clackamas County Board of County Commissioner&rsq... Read more
Lineup announced for Timberline Mountain Music Festival
Tradition continues this Labor Day, Sept. 3, with the
Timberline Mountain Music Festival at the historic lodge’s outdoor
amphitheater.
“We have again teamed up with the ... Read more
Lineup announced for Timberline Mountain Music Festival
Tradition continues this Labor Day, Sept. 3, with the
Timberline Mountain Music Festival at the historic lodge’s outdoor
amphitheater.
“We have again teamed up with the ... Read more
Rhody dispensary has new ownership
Michael Budd and his wife, Cheryl, were in Oregon last year
in search of finding the right marijuana business to acquire.
The pair rented a car and drove around the state, but
coul... Read more
Winning logo design the new face of Rhody
Zigzag resident Laurie Crabb almost didn’t submit an entry
for the logo contest spearheaded by the Rhododendron Community Planning
Organization’s (CPO) Rhody Rising subcommittee. ... Read more
Climber’s family sues County for negligence and wrongful death
John Jenkins, 32, of Seattle, was the 106th recorded
climbing death on Mount Hood, and the first in nearly two years.
He fell from the Hogsback ridge May 7, 2017, skidded
approximat... Read more
Chuckwagon Breakfast celebrates its 60th anniversary
A limerick composed by Mt. Hood Lions Club member Jim
Espenel to celebrate the 60th annual Chuckwagon Breakfast, held later this
month, begins, ““There once was a Lion from the Ho... Read more
Lodge director garners Travel Oregon award
To the uninitiated, it should be noted that Jon Tullis is
the director of public affairs at Timberline Lodge.
To those who have been keeping up on things, Tullis is also
a Forest Se... Read more
Hoodland Library book sale aim to quench reading thirst
With warmer days arriving, the end of the school year in
sight and the start of vacation season rapidly approaching, summer reading
returns as an activity to enjoy whether soaking up sun at a... Read more
Public help sought in 2015 Trillium Lake homicide of Gresham man
A 2015 homicide at Trillium Lake remains unsolved.
On Sept. 24, 2015, Frank Wilson, 68, of Gresham, was found
dead in his vehicle in the parking lot of the Trillium Lake recreation a... Read more
Public help sought in 2015 Trillium Lake homicide of Gresham man
A 2015 homicide at Trillium Lake remains unsolved.
On Sept. 24, 2015, Frank Wilson, 68, of Gresham, was found
dead in his vehicle in the parking lot of the Trillium Lake recreation a... Read more
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