East 12th Street Upgrades Advance at No Cost to Homeowners as $1.7M Housing Project awaits Buyer
Sidewalks, storm drains and safer access are finally coming to East 12th Street, funded with federal relief dollars and city reserves. Homeowners won’t pay a dime for the $1.9 million project. But while the road work moves ahead, the long-debated 80-unit Grove housing development remains stalled. The subdivision land is now listed for $1.699 million, leaving its future uncertain as the city’s housing needs continue to grow.
PEO Chapter EJ awards $8,050 in scholarships to local women
PEO Chapter EJ has announced scholarship awards to local women Kylee Rose, Jenny Loughmiller, Piper Neal, Madison Troutt, and Kilee Hoylman, totaling $8,050. The women were recently recognized at Chapter EJ’s regular luncheon meeting.
Truck Loses Brakes on Scott Canyon Road, Blocks I-84 for Two Hours
Earlier today, August 29, at about 11:12 AM, there was a motor vehicle crash on Interstate 84 eastbound at Milepost 109. Emergency services responded and determined that a commercial truck had lost its brakes while coming down Scott Canyon Road. The driver was able to avoid hitting other vehicles and structures; however, the truck ended up on the interstate.
Sunken sailboat collapses on keel during removal this-morning near Horsethief Lake
After sinking in June and sitting for months on the banks of the Columbia River near Horsethief Lake, this sailboat’s saga on the Columbia finally ended today.
Columbia Center for the Arts Brings Shakespeare’s Unsung Heroes to Life in The Book of Will
What if half of Shakespeare’s plays had been lost forever? Columbia Center for the Arts invites audiences to find out in The Book of Will, a witty and heartwarming historical drama by Lauren Gunderson, opening September 12 in Hood River.
Friday TDHS Football opener at Wahtonka campus taking donations for fire victims
In place of the traditional gate fee, TDHS is asking fans for donations to support those affected by the Rowena Fire. The effort is part of a student-led initiative to show solidarity with local families impacted by the recent tragedy.
Whisky Creek, Sandstone and Blister Creek Fire Update - August 29, 2024
Yesterday, after a delay for firefighter safety due to unfavorable weather conditions, the handline on Tomlike Mountain ridge was successfully connected to the fire’s edge, with air resources assisting ground crews on reconnaissance missions.