Free commentary: Every week, this newspaper is delivered to subscribers and newsstands in a four-county area. Fifty-two times a year. We won’t celebrate our sixth anniversary until April 1, but the math points to 300-ish issues so far.
Trisha Walker
Old news, stories and photos from the last century of local papers in the gorge. Cost-price government explosives, anyone?
Next Door Inc. Director of Programs Elizur Bello joined City Administrator Abigail Elder Feb. 9 for a council update on city’s response to federal immigration enforcement.
Karen Long and Sergio Garcia, both of Mid-Columbia Housing Authority (MCHA) and Columbia Gorge Housing Authority (CGHA), provided an update on how the agencies work together to promote affordable housing in the Gorge at Hood River City Council’s Jan. 26 meeting.
Historical stories and photos from the last hundred years of White Salmon Enterprise, Hood River News and The Dalles Daily Chronicle, and ocassional photographic mysteries from museum archives stretching back over a century.
WHITE SALMON — Underwood Conservation District’s seventh annual Winter Workshop Series concludes on Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 6 p.m. at the White Salmon Valley Library.
Free news: If WSVSD passes its bond, it could receive almost $34 million in SCAP funding, which is based on the square footage of a project. This means that for approximately every $2 the community invests, the state would give $1.
District 26 Sen. Christine Drazan made a virtual appearance at the Jan. 12 Hood River City Council meeting to provide an update on last year’s legislative session, and a preview of the upcoming short session in Salem, Feb. 2 through March 9.
Pine Grove School is being restored after the December atmospheric river event caused significant flooding on the building’s lower level, where Blossoms Preschool is located. Repairs are expected to be completed by the end of the month.