CGCC contributes $65.2 million annually to the regional economy
Columbia Gorge Community College generated an estimated $65.2 million in added income for the Columbia Gorge region in fiscal year 2023–24, according to a new economic-impact study by Lightcast. That contribution is equivalent to 2 percent of the region’s gross regional product and supports 830 jobs — about one out of every 43 jobs in the region.
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.
Investigators believe kayaker drowned after becoming separated from kayak
Sheriff’s Office says no foul play suspected; Medical Examiner investigating cause of death
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.
Survey Says… Make The Dalles better; but how?
We invite you to participate by completing the survey and encouraging your networks, clients, and community members to do the same. The survey is brief and provides an opportunity for the community to share priorities, challenges, and ideas that will shape City Council decisions.
Tree of Joy Expands in Klickitat and Skamania Counties
The Tree of Joy holiday program for low-income families in Klickitat and Skamania counties has grown over the past few years.
Public Notice for 6th St Hostetler Underpass Closed
Starting October 13th, the underpass between 6th St and 2nd St on Hostetler Street will be closed to all traffic for underground storm pipe installation. The closure will be in effect 24/7 with an estimated duration of 3 weeks.
CGCC Launches New Cross Country Team With CGCC Foundation Support
Columbia Gorge Community College (CGCC) is thrilled to announce the successful launch of its inaugural Men's and Women's Cross Country teams. The CGCC Chinooks made their debut at their first meet last Friday, September 27, marking a significant milestone in the college's history as it joins the Northwest Athletics Conference (NWAC).
North Wasco County Education Foundation Welcomes New Administrative Director
The North Wasco County Education Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of Kelsey Alsheimer as its new Administrative Director. Alsheimer brings over a decade of experience in grant and proposal writing, non-profit management, and a passion for community-driven education initiatives.
TD man found deceased and laying on bike on Wasco Street in Hood River
The Dalles man was found lying on his bicycle in Hood River in the 1800 block of Wasco Street in Hood River on Oct. 8th at around 2:30 p.m.
