Nolan Hare Brings The Dalles’ latest bar offering — It’s Powerful
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.
No Kings 4: Vote Early event in The Dalles part of regional, national effort
A voter turnout effort planned for Oct. 17 in The Dalles is part of a broader No Kings: Vote Early campaign with events planned across Oregon and Washington and hundreds of communities nationwide.
Career Ed. Regional Advisory Committee Builds Momentum at Hood River Valley High School
Educators, industry leaders, and community partners from across the Columbia Gorge came together at Hood River Valley High School (HRVHS) for the second Career and Technical Education (CTE) Regional Advisory Committee meeting.
Visit Hood River’s Community Investment Grant Program Awards Nearly $27,000 in Matching Funds to Three Local Organizations
Visit Hood River has awarded $26,800 in matching funds to three local organizations through its annual Community Investment Grant Program. Designed to support small businesses and promote long-term economic vitality in the greater Hood River area, the program provides matching grants to projects that enhance, promote, and sustain Hood River as a vibrant destination, contributing to the community's growth and well-being.
Fill Your Pantry, a Bulk-Buying Farmers Market, Returns Sunday, November 3rd
The annual Fill Your Pantry Market is a chance to stock up for the winter months while also supporting local farmers and producers. The Fill Your Pantry market will be open 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. on Sunday, November 3rd at the Rockford Grange.
Annual Regional Economic Symposium Returns on Nov. 1
Main Street businesses handling labor shortages, wildfire smoke impacts on local agriculture, and a review of how the regional economy is faring are just some of the topics covered this year at the annual Columbia Gorge Annual Economic Symposium.
Wasco County Debris Burn Ban Being Lifted
With the upcoming forecasted cool wet weather, local Fire Districts, Wasco County, and The Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) have agreed to lift the seasonal burn ban on Saturday, October 19, 2024, at 12:01 a.m. This will allow for burning in barrels and small debris piles. Burning of larger slash piles is not included in lifting the ban.
Editorial: CCCNews weighs in on school bond; Together we can tip the scales
How can we in good conscience stunt the growth of our youth? These are the people who, if nurtured, can do the most to enable our community to flourish. We ask then, who is going to care for our youth if we voters do not?
