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Running enthusiasts could not ask for better conditions ahead of the 14th annual Valentine’s Day run/walk held on Feb. 8 at Lewis and Clark Park in The Dalles.
All told, there were 91 participants signed up and ready to put their best foot forward.
For some teams, in some years, the season is not about wins and losses — it’s about skill development and personal growth. In fact, across hig…
Mother and daughter duo Stephanie and Katie Perkins — Hood River Valley High School classes of 1990 and 2018, respectively — both have something in common: Homecoming court.
Larry Wilson and his son Alex are always building and creating.
Budder and Brindy are the snuggliest, loviest, most precious duo you could ever want — and have been selected by volunteers as Hood River Adopt A Dog’s pets of the week.
As the only local chess players to advance to the state level, The Dalles students Trace Larson and Noah Holloran made sure to put their best foot forward. The duo garnered two wins apiece against challenging individuals for top-6 finishes at the Chess For Success State Tournament held on March 9-10 in Portland.
Jacob Hernandez missed two days of practice due to a sprained wrist. Hernandez hit a pair of clutch fourth-quarter 3-pointers, and he and teammate Josh Nisbet combined for 27 second-half points as The Dalles Riverhawks overcame a 33-29 halftime deficit with a 43-33 run in the final 16 minutes to dispatch of Hood River Valley, 72-66, Tuesday in Columbia River Conference hoops action at Kurtz Gym.
Check out this adorable duo! Pixie and Charlie Brown are just about the cutest bonded pair of Dachshunds volunteers at Hood River Adopt A Dog have ever seen, and they have been chosen as the organization’s adoptable pets of the week.
Vellamo, a Finnish folk duo, will bring their ethereal melodies to the Hood River Library on Oct. 11 at 6:30 p.m.
