Free Piano and Organ Concert in The Dalles to Benefit Local Homeless Services
The Dalles musician Garry Estep will perform a free Nov. 8 benefit concert, with donations matched to support local homeless services and shelter programs.
Halloween fun draws families to Columbia Gorge Toyota and Honda's Trunk or Treat
Families filled the Columbia Gorge Toyota and Honda dealership in The Dalles on Thursday evening for a Halloween celebration featuring costumes, candy, decorated trunks and activities for children.
Columbia Gorge Artists League Mini-Art Show November 6-8.
Members of the Columbia Gorge Artists League will exhibit, sell, and demonstrate their varied creative artworks at Yvonne’s Art Studio, 3735 Klindt Drive in The Dalles. A reception will be held Friday, November 6, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit runs from 11 am to 4 pm, November 7 through 8.
Can We Get Along? ‘A House United’ Doc Shows Us How; Movie opens on Wednesday
A new documentary shows how Braver Angels and other bridge-builders are working to overcome political divisions and find common ground. The Braver Angels Columbia Gorge Alliance hosts a Friday screening in Bingen, followed by community discussion.
Columbia Cascade Housing offers home repair grants in Klickitat and Skamania counties
Columbia Cascade Housing Corporation is offering home repair grants to eligible low-income homeowners in Klickitat and Skamania counties, with priority given to seniors, veterans and families with young children.
Canceled - E 13th Street Pavement Preservation Project
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.
Witches cast a spell on downtown The Dalles
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.
Want to change a kid’s life? Read a book with them.
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.
Northern Wasco County PUD Earns Two Workplace Recognitions for 2026
Northern Wasco County People’s Utility District has been named to two workplace lists this year, both based on employee feedback.
Our Maestro of Flower Power: Flowers, Fun and a Bouquet to Brag About
Do something beautiful: at Apple Core Farm, picking flowers is just the beginning. With a little guidance, plenty of blooms and room to play, visitors discover the joy of creating gorgeous bouquets they never thought possible.
Archaeologists to share discoveries about The Dalles’ Chinese community
Eric Gleason and Jacqueline Cheung will discuss the history and archaeological evidence revealing the important role of The Dalles’ early Chinese community.
Lindley earns AWC Certificate of Municipal Leadership
White Salmon Council member David Lindley has completed more than 30 hours of training to earn a municipal leadership certificate from the Association of Washington Cities.
Can Rural and Urban Oregonians Talk Politics Without Fighting?
Braver Angels intend to bring rural and urban Oregonians together in Hood River and The Dalles to talk about political differences, listen to opposing views and find common ground.
P.E.O. Chapter EJ awards $7,000 in educational scholarships to local women
P.E.O. Chapter EJ of The Dalles is supporting four local women as they pursue their education, build their careers and cement a foundation from which to give back to others.
Mushrooms Invading Your Lawn?They’re Fairy Rings
What Are Fairy Rings?
A pearly-looking necklace of mushrooms surrounds the trunk of my neighbor’s big leaf maple tree. His luxurious emerald-green lawn provides the perfect contrast for this phenomenon, known as a “fairy ring.” It’s prompted by cool, damp weather.
Nilsson kicks off a Packed October for TD Art Center
The Dalles Art Center celebrates artist Mark Nilsson’s 50-year career this October alongside Halloween activities, poetry, family events and opportunities for local artists.
Smoke, Steaks and a Crowd: The Dalles Kiwanis Marks 70 Years With Annual Steak Feed
Smoke from a long row of grills hung in the air Thursday evening as a surprisingly large crowd turned out for The Dalles Kiwanis Club’s 70th annual Steak Feed, continuing a community tradition that raises money for programs serving children throughout the Mid-Columbia.
Fall Into The Garden
Fall is an ideal time to plant trees and shrubs, perennials and bulbs. The weather is cool but the soil is still warm enough for root development. The colder weather in fall causes less stress on your new plants, allowing for the root systems to establish themselves in a comfortable environment before winter when they go dormant.
The Dalles Kiwanis marks 70 years with annual Steak Feed; get your ticket now; bring your own knife
The Dalles Kiwanis celebrates 70 years of its annual Steak Feed on Sept. 10, raising money for local youth programs, scholarships and community service projects. Tickets on sale now.
The Dalles Beautification & Tree Committee Announces August 2026 Beautification Award Winner
The Dalles Beautification & Tree Committee Announces August 2026 Beautification Award Winner
