What Oregon Grows — and What Oregon Is Losing
Oregon increasingly exports raw agricultural products and imports finished food back to itself. This reflects a broader national shift, but its effects are local. Processing moves away. Packing sheds go dark. Skills disappear. Infrastructure erodes. Once those pieces are gone, they rarely return.
Braving the Cold: Trever J Phillips Construction Persists Through Harsh Winter in The Dalles
Amidst a biting cold snap in The Dalles, the temperature plummeted to a frigid 9 degrees Fahrenheit on January 16th. While most would shun the outdoors in such freezing conditions, Trever Phillips, 40, owner of Trever J Phillips Construction, and his dedicated team were undeterred, continuing their work despite the chill.
Columbia High School aims to link students to mentors, AP classes to create success
“We are looking at our data right now, but we understand that it is just a snapshot, so as we put these new things in place some things will work, some won’t, and will have to evolve as we go,” Columbia High School Vice Principal Kelly Hume said in a Jan. 8 interview.
2024 Distinguished Citizens Award Banquet POSTPONED
The Dalles Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Highstreet Insurance & Financial Services, regretfully announces the postponement of our much-anticipated event, the 2024 Distinguished Citizens Award Banquet, originally scheduled for tomorrow night, January 18th.
Witkowski brothers clearing the path on West Fourth
Moses Witkowski, 13, of The Dalles on the right, and brother Solomon, 8, work the walkway in front of Onstott Broehl & Cyphers CPAs PC at 100 E. Fourth Street, The Dalles this morning after Mother Nature left another inch of snow on Tuesday evening, Jan. 16.
