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Hundreds turn out to Willamette River for Yakama Nation lamprey celebration

Alex Baumhardt
Jun 25, 2026

OREGON CITY — Several hundred people turned out along the Willamette River on Thursday to celebrate a fish often misunderstood for its style but long revered for its substance. Pacific lamprey, a jawless fish that looks like an eel, spend years in the Willamette and Columbia River basins before journeying to sea and back to […]

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Portland superfund cleanup could multiply truck traffic on Wasco’s dangerous landfill road

By Aileen Hymas For Columbia Gorge News
Updated Sep 29, 2025

THE DALLES — The trucks would come six days a week, 24 hours a day, from July to October. Roughly 120 of them per day, climbing a steep two-la…

Invisible, odorless and likely inside your home

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Invisible, odorless and likely inside your home

By Nathan Wilson, Columbia Gorge News
Updated Oct 7, 2025

Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer, and Gorge dwellings are at moderate risk

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Criterion School at Oregon State Fair

Jul 30, 2024

THE GORGE — Criterion School hosts are needed during the Oregon State Fair, Aug. 23 through Sept. 2, at the Salem Fairgrounds. Hosts receive f…

Gorge Local - In Business: Herman the Sturgeon gets special beer for his birthday

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Gorge Local - In Business: Herman the Sturgeon gets special beer for his birthday

By Flora Gibson Columbia Gorge News
Updated Jun 25, 2024

HOOD RIVER — High Five, Herman!, a beer to celebrate the birthday of local icon Herman the Sturgeon, launched at Ferment Brewing June 22.

Maryhill Museum of Art: Collaborative ‘Exquisite Gorge’ project announced

Jun 5, 2019

Maryhill Museum of Art has announced a collaborative printmaking project featuring 11 artists working with communities along a 220-mile stretc…

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Oregon, Washington, set Columbia River spring Chinook seasons

Updated Jul 27, 2020

Fishery managers from Oregon and Washington set spring Chinook salmon seasons for the Columbia River during a joint state hearing late last month in Vancouver, Wash.

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Parasite-driven disease hits Klamath salmon hard, found to lesser degree In Columbia basin

Updated Aug 27, 2020

Some spring Chinook salmon adults returning to the Willamette and Deschutes river basins have been found to be infected by Ceratomyxa shasta (c. shasta), a parasite-driven disease that is contracted by the fish while in the river and that can kill adults before they spawn.

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Mack's Canyon launch ramp among grant recipients

Oregon Marine Board
Updated Aug 27, 2020

The Oregon State Marine Board approved 22 grants from around the state during their quarterly Board meeting held on June 25, in Salem. Below is a synopsis of the applicants, access location, project improvement and Board-approved award amounts:

Hundreds turn out to Willamette River for Yakama Nation lamprey celebration

Portland superfund cleanup could multiply truck traffic on Wasco’s dangerous landfill road

Invisible, odorless and likely inside your home

Criterion School at Oregon State Fair

Gorge Local - In Business: Herman the Sturgeon gets special beer for his birthday

Maryhill Museum of Art: Collaborative ‘Exquisite Gorge’ project announced

Oregon, Washington, set Columbia River spring Chinook seasons

Parasite-driven disease hits Klamath salmon hard, found to lesser degree In Columbia basin

Mack's Canyon launch ramp among grant recipients

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