Gorgeous Broadband Launches, Bringing Affordable, High-Speed Internet to TD
Gorgeous Broadband, a new community-owned internet service provider, launched today, offering reliable, affordable broadband internet to Mid-Columbia residents over a network built and owned by QLife Network.
Four Rivers Family Launches Early Bird Texting to Help Families Stay Connected to Local Resources
A free text message service delivers parenting tips, local events, preschool information, and more—right to your phone.
MCCAC Launches Capital Campaign to Secure a Permanent Home for the Hood River Shelter
Mid-Columbia Community Action Council today announced the launch of a capital campaign to secure a true, long-term home for the Hood River Shelter. The campaign marks a major step toward ensuring on-going, stable shelter services for community members experiencing houselessness.
Food vendors, charities barred from sidewalk work; councilor promises to deliver location to feed homeless
City staff to further clarify rules around food carts while one councilor takes on task of finding a spot for feeding houseless away from city sidewalks.
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area Management Plan Disaster Recovery Amendments Now Available for Public Comment
Wasco County Community Development is partnering with Columbia River Gorge Commission (CRGC) and USDA Forest Service staff to modernize disaster recovery in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. This collaboration aims to address the recovery needs following the Rowena, Burdoin, Broughton, and Tunnel Fires.
Thoughts from the Tractor Seat: Why You Should Join Your County Farm Bureau — Farmer or Not
Not long ago, we talked about how fragile America’s food system has become. Farmers and ranchers face growing challenges — from water regulations and rising input costs to corporate consolidation and uncertain markets. Yet one thing hasn’t changed: when farmers and rural communities stand together, we are stronger.
City-wide Catch Basin Cleaning in The Dalles
The Dalles, Oregon – Starting Wednesday, October 1, 2025, and lasting through Friday, October 31,2025, The Dalles Public Works crews will be cleaning stormwater catch basins throughout the City.
Strategic Plan underlies a ton of work happening at D21
North Wasco County School District had to fill 47 teaching positions over the summer - this came at a time when districts were struggling nationwide to fill positions. Oh, it also filled three vacant principal positions. This occurred at a time when it seems impossible.
