As the school year starts to wind down, two local champions of early childhood education have partnered again to ensure the region's youngest learners are ready for their big debut.

Statewide fire restrictions remain in effect for all Bureau of Land Management public lands throughout Oregon and Washington, and many local regions have additional restrictions in place.

Kiwanis meetings are held every Thursday at noon at  Spooky's, and visitors are welcome. 

The Dalles Public Library opens June with take-home kits, craft programs, concerts, games, teen study sessions, and hands-on family events.

Strong winds and thunderstorms swept through The Dalles Thursday night, leaving a trail of downed trees, damaged property and cleanup work across the city. While forecasters warned hail was possible, the storm's most significant impact came from powerful wind gusts that uprooted mature trees and snapped large limbs.

Mayor Richard Mays and Councilors Timothy McGlothlin and Scott Randall are up for re-election this year as candidate filing opens June 3 for the Nov. 3 general election.

A small brush fire near Taylor Lake quickly threatened trees, an RV and a nearby encampment before firefighters and police officers stopped its advance.

The Beautification & Tree Committee proudly honors Cindy and Steve Russell with the May Beautification Award for their outstanding garden at 300 W 6th Street.

Mid-Columbia Economic Development District (MCEDD) may be more well-known in the region for providing flexible business loans to entrepreneurs, start-up businesses, and existing businesses that otherwise would not qualify for a commercial bank loan.

When Disney announced The Mandalorian and Grogu, it seemed like a natural next step for two of the most popular characters in modern Star Wars. Unfortunately, the movie feels less like an essential chapter and more like an optional side quest.

Veterans, families and young Scouts gathered at Sorosis Park on Memorial Day to remember those who died in military service and ensure their sacrifices are not forgotten.

From STEAM activities and Minecraft to ocean science and family pizza night, The Dalles Public Library offers a full week of programs for all ages.

Families returned to the water this weekend as The Dalles Public Pool opened for the season, offering open swim weekends through mid-June before daily operations begin.

The Dalles Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce that registration is now open for the 2026 Fourth of July Parade in downtown The Dalles.

Classic Pontiacs from across the region will gather Saturday at Riverfront Park for the only Regional GTOAA-sanctioned Pontiac show west of the Mississippi River.

Communities in Mosier and Wasco will honor fallen service members Monday with Memorial Day parades, ceremonies and family-friendly events continuing long-standing local traditions.

The City of The Dalles Beautification and Tree Committee is pleased to announce the 2026 Downtown Beautification Grant. This grant provides reimbursement of up to $300 to eligible downtown businesses and property owners for projects that enhance the visual appeal of their storefronts.

In a surprise announcement event yesterday, Oregon Department of Education (ODE) Director Dr. Charlene Williams joined Oregon Lottery leaders, North Wasco County School District Superintendent Dr. Carolyn Bernal, and The Dalles Middle School Principal Sherri Kilgore and Assistant Principal Shudhi Datta in honoring Erica Carrillo as Oregon’s 2026 Education Support Professional of the Year. Carrillo is the Bilingual Family Liaison at The Dalles Middle School.

The tree work on Brewery Grade that was scheduled to occur on Thursday May 21, 2026, must be rescheduled for a later date.

Authorities closed The Dalles Bridge for about four hours on Monday after a man climbed over the railing and threatened to jump before officers pulled him to safety.