Food Hero, a social marketing campaign, was developed 10 years ago by Oregon State University Extension Service. Food Hero’s mission is to wor…
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To the editor: Nothing has changed from the days of Yahshua (Jesus) till now. Yahshua stated, “Beware of pastor, they like to walk around in long robes and like respectful greetings, and chief seats in the churches, and places of honor at banquets…and for appearance’s sake, offer long prayers, these will receive greater condemnation.” Nothing has changed.
Miranda Bray was born in Truckee, Calif., and grew up in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains. She moved to Hood River with her now-husband, Carey, in 1997. In 2012, she opened River Daze Café in downtown Hood River. She and her husband are also farmers, and source many of their veggies from their own farm and other local farms. River Daze is known for its made-from-scratch menu —including dressings and sandwich spreads, and even its bread and pastries.
Local author Connie Nice will celebrate the release of “Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Cat Really Did That?” at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 13 at Husum Riverside Bed & Breakfast, 866 WA-141, White Salmon.
Our family recently moved, and as we are getting settled in our new home, I am reminded that cooking in general doesn’t need to be complex. It’s easy to get whipped up, no pun intended, in complicated ingredients and recipes—which I, of course, love.
Gorge Kitchen, Hood River’s new Kombucha brewery and dairy-free ice cream creamery, is scheduled to open May 6.
Blue Bus Cultured Foods will now have the honor of sporting a new embellishment on its Shakedown Beet, Kraut-chi, and Cortido fermented products: a Good Foods Award sticker.
It's early afternoon, and Montira Spitzer is busy working at a stove top in the back corner of Montira's Asian Market, 302 W. Second Street, downtown The Dalles. She is preparing to restock a case of hot take-out lunches near the front entrance. CORRECTED: Montira's Asian Market is at 302 E. Second Street, not west.
The Lyle Youth Summer Cooking Club met for the second time on Tuesday, July 14, at Lyle’s Activity Center. The free club drew in 15 participants for its second meeting of the summer.
NEW YORK — Coca-Cola and PepsiCo said Monday they’re working to remove a controversial ingredient from all their drinks, including Mountain Dew, Fanta and Powerade.
