HOOD RIVER — After the Powerdale Dam was removed in 2010, nature reclaimed the Hood River’s flow, restoring salmon and steelhead passage while expanding access for public recreation.
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El roble blanco de Oregón es una especie inusual: con cavidades profundas, troncos largos y sinuosos, y una esperanza de vida de cientos de años, ha creado un lugar único en el ecosistema del desfiladero del río Columbia.
Glenwood School’s 2026-27 school year started off with a very fun first few days.
HOOD RIVER — Columbia Center for the Arts will open two exhibitions Friday, Sept. 4, that converge around identity, ecology, and the layered histories of the American West as well as the geological, cultural, and political story of the Columbia River. Both run through Oct. 30 and open with a First Friday reception from 5 to 7 p.m. at the center, located at 215 Cascade Ave
The next program of Stevenson Grange #121’s 2026 Community Resiliency Programs will be a hybrid (in person and on Zoom) presentation by Dr. Ch…
On July 25, smoke from two wildfires south of The Dalles darkened the skies, as seen from Pleasant Ridge above Threemile Road. Wildfire update…
THE DALLES — The Dalles workers saved an orphaned baby raccoon a few days ago, after a local found the tiny animal clinging to its deceased mother.
Free: This story appeared in Columbia Gorge News' June 24 Home and Garden section.
You may well love your lawn, and I may not convince you otherwise. But what if it could be so much more?
“We’re ready for things to be drier than normal,” said Lucas King, fire and fuels program at Mt. Adams Resource Stewards (MARS). The organization works to put good fire, more commonly known as prescribed burns, on the forest floor of fire-adapted landscapes in the Gorge.
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The Oregon white oak is an unusual species — with deep cavities, long winding trunks, and a life span of hundreds of years, it has carved out a unique spot in the Columbia River Gorge’s ecosystem.
