In Cascade Locks, businesses are moving, expanding or arriving — including the first health clinic in the community in nearly 30 years.
Many know OF the garden, but most don’t know ABOUT the garden. Let me start at the very beginning ... there were once two Hood River churches, Asbury United Methodist Church and Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, that decided to join forces to become Spirit of Grace Church. Located at 1140 Tucker…
Starting Feb. 1, the Hood River County Library District is going fine free for all patrons. “Fine free” means that patrons will not be fined daily for overdue materials. This change is a part of an institutional movement from libraries nationwide, guided by the recommendations of the America…
Hood River Adult Center and local firefighters teamed up as they do every year for Christmas Eve delivery to Hood River County Meals on Wheels clients. Wy’East Volunteer Association and West Side Fire Department volunteers carry baskets to private cars and agency rigs to make the deliveries …
The City of Cascade Locks has an opening on City Council.
Since 1993, Cascade Locks City Hall staff have sponsored a Christmas Giving Tree for children in need, ages 0 to a senior in high school, who reside in the Cascade Locks / Dodson-Warrendale areas.
Thunder Island Brewery’s move was not entirely an uphill climb.
Where the school once ended and new gathering places have been created, a new connection is born and history is celebrated.
‘This is really, really important' says advocate Graciella Gomez
Six will vie for three HR council seats
Eight is enough.
Mayor and three city council positions in both Hood River and Cascade Locks are up for election on Nov. 3.
Oregon Portable RV Cabins of Cascade Locks is a business that is going somewhere.
Crews pour and smooth new cement on WaNaPa Avenue near Venture Street in Cascade Locks, as the summer-long street and sidewalk renewal project nears its end. Sidewalk sections, new curbs and gutters and revised crosswalks are part of the Oregon Department of Transportation project. ADA ramps…
Mayor and three city council positions in Hood River, The Dalles and Cascade Locks are up for election on Nov. 3.
A new Hood River County Public Safety Parade has been announced for the evening of June 24. The lighted event will be similar to the annual Christmas parade, which take place in three areas on successive nights in the Hood River valley. In this case, citizens can look for one of four simulta…
Hood River Valley High School administrator recently issued this list of Class of 2020 members and the college scholarships awarded this year.
“What will you do after this rally is over?” Kenzi Staciewicz of Hood River asked the crowd of 250 people who thronged both sides of State Street at Fourth Street Sunday at mid-day for a peaceful call for justice and an end to racism and police brutality.
Hood River County Board of Commissioners will hold a special business meeting at 2 p.m. Friday to take potential action on reopening recreation areas and rescinding restrictions on transient housing.
Fire broke out Monday night at Bear Mountain Forest Products in Cascade Locks, while the plant was unoccupied for Memorial Day.
Two people swam to safety Sunday after downing their single-engine plane in the Columbia River near the Cascade Locks marina.
Work includes paving WaNaPa Street from just east of the Bridge of the Gods to Forest Lane (0.8 miles), constructing accessible sidewalk curb ramps at 11 intersections, and restriping the roadway and six crosswalks.
Ballot time: Hood River County DA, Commission candidates answer questions
The Port of Hood River has announced that intermittent, single-lane closures are planned for the interstate bridge, daytimes through May 1.
A month into electronic tolling on the Bridge of the Gods, roughly 30 percent of bridge traffic is now using the Port of Hood River’s BreezeBy system, and the Port of Cascade Locks reports that both the system and the partnership between the two ports have been successful so far.
A Union Pacific train collided with and bisected a loaded tractor trailer Monday morning at the rail crossing with Herman Creek Lane at Forest Lane in east Cascade Locks.
pFriem Family Brewers broke ground on the 20,000-square-foot facility last summer and expects to have most of the barrels from the brewery’s barrel aging program moved in within the next few months.
Firefighters received a 15-minute warning on a fire coming their way Wednesday morning.
Dr. Sara Hahn-Huston finished her first six months as Superintendent of Hood River County School District on Jan. 1.Hahn-Huston sat down last fall for an interview with Hood River News Editor Kirby Neumann-Rea.Hahn-Huston started work July 1, succeeding Dan Goldman.Prior to coming to Hood Ri…
Getting involved in your community can be as simple as finding a local issue that you care about — be it land use, public safety, parks, schools, etc. — and attending a public meeting or two for an agency that deals with that topic. Most groups hold their regular meetings on weekday evenings…
The Bridge of the Gods is just about ready to start electronic tolling and, while there is still plenty of time to set up a BreezeBy account before the system goes live Jan. 6, Port of Cascade Locks Local Stickers and coupon books will be accepted as discounted tolls and payment until Feb. 3.
On Jan. 12-13, the Oregon Heritage Commission will gather in Cascade Locks, starting Jan. 12 at 1:15 p.m. to tour heritage sites in the area.
Freezing rain and ice are in the forecast tonight for the city of Hood River and the Upper Valley tonight.
The Hood River County Public Safety Services Survey will stay live through Dec. 15, so county residents still have some time to submit input before county staff compile the responses for the county commissioners to consult while they craft a public safety levy for either the May or November …
Sheriff Matt English announced this week he will seek another term as Hood River County’s Sheriff.
Bridge of the Gods to implement ‘BreezeBy’ system starting Jan. 6
A winter storm warning for Cascade Locks, Upper Hood River Valley (including Odell and Parkdale) and the Northern Cascades (including Government Camp) is in effect until noon today.
A wine and cider blend has turned a metal building in a Cascade Business Park into a buzzing place.
The Hood River County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a reported assault by an unknown assailant in Cascade Locks early yesterday morning. Anyone with information about this crime is encouraged to contact the Hood River County Sheriff’s Office Tip Line at 541-387-7077.
The Bridge of the Gods is getting ready to implement electronic tolling, utilizing the same BreezeBy system as the Hood River-White Salmon Interstate Bridge.
John Logan started his new role leading the Cascade Locks Fire and EMS Department on July 4.
Gorge Happiness Month events return for fourth year in the Gorge in October with 20 different free events and participation by over 140 different businesses and organizations in 10 different towns.
Coffee in a bright, quiet place is now available in the center of Cascade Locks.
Bridge deck repair work on the Bridge of the Gods will create full night-time bridge closures starting Sept. 24 to Oct. 13.
Klickitat County League of Women Voters and Columbia Women’s Action Network are planning voter registration events in the Columbia Gorge on National Voter Registration Day.
Thunder Island Brewing Company breaks ground, with help from a dust-raising backhoe, Tuesday at its future brewery and resturant site on WaNaPa Avenue, just west of the Overlook Park-Post Office complex. Owners Dave Lipps and Carolyn Park, right, welcomed a crowd of about 200 people who enjo…
Thunder Island Brewing Co. will move onward and upward in 2020, with the construction of a new 10,000-square-foot building that will showcase a 15-barrel custom system, a full restaurant, private event space and views of the Columbia River and Cascade Mountain Range.
As of Aug. 7, the Oregon Department of Forestry is increasing fire prevention measures for public use of equipment and raising the Industrial Fire Precaution Level (IFPL) to a Level 3 in an attempt to reduce human-caused wildfires.
Forty-five people gathered Tuesday evening in Cascade Locks at the “Forgotten Toxic Waste Dump” community forum hosted by environmental nonprofit Columbia Riverkeeper.
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This year our dine and drink business locations throughout the Gorge have suffered with closures. You can help support your favorites by purchasing take out and gift cards. Many of these business will offer curb-side delivery and some will deliver to your home. Let’s keep the Gorge going strong!
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