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Women’s Giving Circle Donates Over $5K to The Next Door Inc. and Community Backpack Program

Women’s Giving Circle Donates Over $5K to The Next Door Inc. and Community Backpack Program

Cole Goodwin
The Dalles, Wasco County, Home Page, Hood River County

Each year, the Mid Columbia Health Foundation’s (MCHF) Women’s Giving Circle, donates their dues to local nonprofits. Since it began in 2019, the group has raised over $46,000 for community organizations. For their 2023 annual donation, the Women’s Giving Circle generously selected The Next Door Inc. (TNDI) and the Community Backpack Program as their two recipients! 

Columbia Gorge Resolution Center Asks for Signatures to Secure $36.1 million

Columbia Gorge Resolution Center Asks for Signatures to Secure $36.1 million

Cole Goodwin
The Dalles, Wasco County, Hood River County, Healthcare, Home Page

The Columbia Gorge Resolution Center is asking citizens to sign a letter of support that will be presented during an upcoming legislative short session in which Wasco County and Mid-Columbia Center for Living will request $36.1 million in funding to build a 16-bed secure mental and behavioral health residential treatment facility (SRTF) and stabilization center on 10th and Walnut in The Dalles, OR.

KCSO Closes Hannah R. Walker Case; Determines Accidental Death

KCSO Closes Hannah R. Walker Case; Determines Accidental Death

Cole Goodwin
Klickitat County, The Dalles, Home Page, Police log

While the possibility of foul play was a significant concern, authorities say they have found no evidence or probable cause to suspect criminal activity linked to Walker's death. "Though foul play cannot be ruled out completely, there is no evidence or probable cause to believe that a crime was committed," Sheriff Songer added, marking an end to the lengthy investigation.

Resident Admits to Setting Fire at Her Own Residence in The Dalles

Resident Admits to Setting Fire at Her Own Residence in The Dalles

Joshuah Albert
Home Page, The Dalles

In the early morning on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2024, local authorities received a call from Amy Cardoza. The 56-year-old reported setting a residence on fire at 109 E. 7th St. with a lighter in the kitchen of a duplex at approximately 3:36 a.m.Cardoza admitted to the 911 dispatcher that she used a lighter to ignite the blaze, according to The Dalles Police log. She also said the house was used as a methamphetamine production site and that is what motivated her to light it up.

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