The Dalles City Council agreed to see that funding for a bike kiosk at Lewis and Clark Park is allocated in the city budget, following a reque…
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Willow Bill hadn’t always been a “water guy,” but now at the age of 51, he is making his second trip down the Snake and Columbia rivers to the…
Casey Anthony Popenoe, 39, died in a car accident while in Alaska on Sept. 5, 2020. He was born in Goldendale, Wash., to Donna Frey and Tony P…
Six gorge communities are calling for local businesses and organizations to partic- ipate in the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Geoto…
Six Gorge communities are calling for local businesses and organizations to participate in the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Geotour…
An online survey is being used to gather information regarding the future of the Waldron Brothers Drugstore, located immediatly east of Lewis and Clark Memorial Park at Union and First streets. The survey can be found at www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZRWPVTR.
The annual Easter Egg Scramble is Saturday, 11 a.m., at the Lewis and Clark Festival Park, downtown The Dalles at First and Union streets. The new Columbia Gorge Toyota partners with Bicoastal Media to produce this long-time community event, also presented by A Kidz Dental Zone, Cascade Square Merchants, Casa El Mirador and Columbia Gorge Affordable Homes.
To the editor: On Jan. 25, a program about railroading in the Columbia Gorge was presented at the Discovery Center. A great many folks attended this event and there were many slides about railroads on both sides of the Columbia. There was no mention of the displacement of Native tribes caused by the railroad and in fact, only the final slide alluded to Natives at all.
Hood River Valley High School Speech and Debate Team took home several trophies from the Jean Ward Invitational tournament held Jan. 19-20 at Lewis and Clark College.
Groups of all ages will find Maryhill Museum of Art to be engaging and fun, with several programs designed just for families.
