With snow gently falling and surrounded by loved ones, Terry Jo Montavon died on Dec. 25, 2021, in Hood River, Ore. Christmas time was her abs…
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Joanet Gray passed away on Nov. 26, 2021. She was born Feb. 26, 1942, to Arthur and Ana Hert in Portland, Ore. She was raised in the Yakima , …
Thirty years ago, I remember doing some quick math as I watched the news magazine show 20/20 with Hugh Downs and Barbara Walters: In the year …
In three earlier tournaments, the Columbia Gorge Goats have consistently run away from their opponents with an average margin of victory of 10.3 points for three consecutive 3-on-3 tournament championships.
This past weekend at the CTGR Native Youth 3-on-3 Tournament in Grand Ronde, the Goats added two new faces and needed an overtime session to slip past DWL by a 35-32 margin on a game-winning 3-pointer from Henry Begay.
Robert “Bobby” Owen passed away on July 11, 2019, at his home in The Dalles, Ore., and was 62 years of age at the time of his passing. Bob was…
On this 100th year of Lions Clubs serving all over the world, the Hood River Lions Club will soon be hosting the eastern Oregon annual Lions Convention.
Award-winning Oregon coast author Melissa Eskue Ousley will be joining 10 other authors attending the Northwest Author Festival
Author takes readers on a western adventure starting in E. Oregon
Peggy Howe (93), passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by family April 1, 2015.
Starting in the early 1840s, whispers of a new territory rich with opportunity were beginning to reach the ears of those living in the east. Its name was Oregon, and it promised a fresh start for whomever dared make the journey west. It was the start of a mass exodus. Brave settlers craving better lives took their fates into their own hands, packed what they could into covered wagons, and left their old lives behind. They knew what they sought would be dangerous to obtain, and that many would not survive. But they were determined to fulfill their dreams, or to die trying.
