Two jurors already excluded in murder trial that is expected to last up to 3 weeks. Wasco County Deputies are checking all trial observers for weapons before entering the courtroom in the emotional case.
The City of The Dalles Public Works Department has canceled the remaining work for a pavement preservation project on E 13th St. between Washington St. and Union St. due to unfavorable forecasted weather conditions. Paving that was originally scheduled to take place the week of October 26, 2026, has been canceled.
More than 150 feet of new LED lighting and a new generation of volunteers will keep The Dalles’ landmark star shining through another holiday season. But it takes some courage.
The annual Fill Your Pantry market returns Saturday, November 7, with a slightly different approach this year. Rather than a separate one-day event, Fill Your Pantry will take place during the regular Hood River Farmers Market, bringing bulk buying and winter food storage to the market’s final stretch of the season.
The Dalles Public Library celebrates Halloween week with a haunted house, storytelling, crafts, Minecraft, chess and family activities from Oct. 26 through 31.
The contractor is using the site near Google’s 77,000-square-foot building site location for construction offices and has leased nearby land for parking as the longtime basil greenhouse closes.
This fall marks an exciting new chapter for Helping Hands as we welcome Kelsey Strand as our new Executive Director. Kelsey brings a background in engineering, leadership, and community service, along with a deep love for the Hood River community, which she has called home for the past ten years.
The Beautification & Tree Committee is pleased to recognize Manuel and Leticia Elias with the October Beautification Award for their beautiful garden at 401 W 10th Street.
A 26-year-old Wishram man faces four felony counts after investigators seized electronic evidence during an August search, marking the second arrest in a Klickitat County child sexual abuse material investigation within a two-week window.
Wasco County weighs a $3.2 million Mosier fire station proposal, a 2.57% garbage rate hike and more than $80,000 for victim services as a local journalism study examines how residents get information and what gaps remain.
A wrong-way driver struck a Gilliam County sheriff's patrol vehicle on Interstate 84 early Friday, Oct. 16, following a series of dangerous driving incidents that resulted in two arrests for driving under the influence of intoxicants.
Nearly 50 Career Technical Education educators, postsecondary faculty and staff, and industry and community partners gathered at One Community Health in Hood River on September 24 for the fourth biannual CTE Regional Advisory Committee convening.
Roses don’t like getting whipped around any more than we do. As colder weather comes, it’s important they get a trim to protect them from breaking in freezing winter winds. That means it’s time to trim them now, even though they’re still blooming.
This week The Gorge Giggin’ Guide continues The Halloween Season and adds a Trick or Treat selection of Music, Dance and Comedy that You Won’t Want to Miss! Beware! Your Week is Overflowing with Gigs - Have Fun and Get Out There!
Witches invaded downtown The Dalles for a magical weekend of masquerade costumes, dancing, decorated businesses and a broomstick performance that delighted spectators of all ages.
Reading together builds confidence, strengthens bonds and creates rituals that can last a lifetime. SMART Reading volunteers help The Dalles children discover books, knowledge and opportunity.
A proposed program would help eligible businesses cover system development charges, while the Granada Theatre seeks $21,600 for safety and accessibility improvements.
The City of The Dalles Public Works Department will work on a pavement preservation project on Monday, October 19, 2026, through Thursday, October 29, 2026
From a fairy tale-themed murder mystery and Halloween crafts to ukulele lessons, job assistance, and a seasonal book sale, The Dalles Public Library has a full schedule of activities for children, teens, and adults Oct. 19-24.
College, training, straight to work, maybe build your own business. The options are extensive read here to see where your career could take you after high school and see how much it pays.
Witches will take over downtown The Dalles, haunted houses will welcome thrill-seekers, and costumed children will fill streets across the Columbia River Gorge as communities prepare for more than two weeks of Halloween celebrations.
From Goldendale and White Salmon to Hood River, Stevenson and The Dalles, the festivities begin Friday, Oct. 16, and continue through Halloween on Saturday, Oct. 31.
A Portland woman died and an elderly passenger was seriously injured Wednesday when their Toyota collided with a semi-truck on Highway 97 in Wasco County.
For six years, Stephanie Van Cleave and her family have transformed their The Dalles property into a one-night Halloween experience, building a tradition that local children are growing up with.
The Dalles Art Center is seeking Gorge artists and makers for its Holiday Artisan Market, running Nov. 27 through Dec. 24. Submissions are due Oct. 30.
A 55-year-old Bend man was killed Tuesday evening in a head-on collision on Highway 26 near Government Camp after an oncoming van crossed into his lane, according to Oregon State Police.
Nolan Hare’s latest venture turns local power-grid history into a playful bar concept built around good drinks, vintage records and face-to-face conversation.
Two jurors already excluded in murder trial that is expected to last up to 3 weeks. Wasco County Deputies are checking all trial observers for weapons before entering the courtroom in the emotional case.