Wake Your Wild: A Hiking + Yoga Retreat
Enjoy a ‘rewilding’ retreat in the Columbia River Gorge.
Funding Education for Local Women Hot Topic at P.E.O. Luncheon
Our P.E.O. funds raised locally have assisted qualified applicants this past year whose educational goals were: firefighter EMT, nursing, auto mechanics, architecture, math teacher and medical doctor.
Gorge Roller Derby Skates 2,000 Miles for Pride Month
The pandemic hasn’t kept this team from staying fit and staying connected to the sport and community they love.
HR Artist Creates Stunningly Detailed Hand-Beaded "Starry Night"
Hood River artist Judy Larsen, has created an amazing hand beaded tribute to Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’ painting which is now on display at The Dalles Art Center.
Sunset Valley Fire 85 percent Contained on July 4th
Firefighters continued to monitor the area on Saturday, July 3rd and due to the hard work of fire crews, control and oversight of the area was returned to local authorities on July 4th.
Original Wasco Courthouse resumes normal hours after COVID closures
The Original Wasco County Courthouse is back on its normal summer schedule after the COVID-19 closures. Days and hours are Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
4th of July in The Dalles
Lots of people were looking to get out and celebrate in The Dalles on Sunday.
WAGAP's New Outreach Coordinator Credits Dog With Breaking His Cycle of Houselessness
WAGAP has recieved $20k in funding to build a shower facility and to hire a new outreach coordinator with lived experience as a houseless individual. His story reveals how the kindness of strangers keeps paying it forward.
OSU Master Gardeners Resume FREE Gardening Series with "All About Cherries"
OSU Master Gardeners will resume their annual “Saturdays at The DIG” Summer Gardening Series with All About Cherries on Saturday, July 10th at 9 a.m. where attendees will learn about our local cherry industry and the numerous cherry varieties grown here—including some varieties still in trial.
Intelligent Design: Oregon 3-Year-Old with 151 IQ Painting for Charity on his Birthday
Lawson Lundberg was thought to be speech delayed and possibly needing special education after being born 5 weeks early. Surprise! The three-year-old was recently found to have an IQ of 151. Know he wants to donate to charity by painting geographic locations in exchange for contributions to the March of Dimes, which helped him when he was born. Lawson recently painted The Dalles city limits seen here - from memory.
Stevenson to open Cooling Shelter on Saturday, June 26
With the onset of extremely hot temperatures in the region over the next few days, WAGAP is opening a Cooling Center at the site adjacent to the Hegewald Center at 710 SW Rock Creek Drive in Stevenson, Washington beginning tomorrow Saturday, June 26 through Tuesday, June 29.
Helping Hands to open New Community Child Care Center
Helping Hands Against Violence announces the opening of Millie’s Place Child Care Center in September in downtown Hood River. Helping Hands is also offering Millie’s Mobile Play and Learn Sessions starting in July. Learn more about the outdoor family-based preschool here.
Goldendale's Got Pride
Andrew Halm, 36, Goldendale’s first openly Gay City Councilor is on a mission to spread love throughout his community by giving out free Pride flags and organizing Goldendale’s first Gay Pride event.
Juneteenth Becomes a Federal Holiday
Juneteenth Becomes a Federal Holiday. Local people and activists say it’s long overdue but happy it’s happening.
Get Moving with Gorge Youth Mentoring Fundraiser
Gorge Youth Mentoring (GYM), a program of The Next Door, announces its summer-time virtual fundraiser: GYM Gets You Moving! First, choose your adventure: walk, run, bike, or some combination of all three. Register for the event, create your online profile and choose how many miles you’ll complete before August 5th. Adult registration is $50, kids ages 5-17 are $25.
Gorge Civil Air Patrol Honors Cadets Across Region
Gorge Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol, located at the Hood River Airport, hosted an Awards Evening on Tuesday, June 1, 2021, to honor its top cadets. Find out who right here.
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Since our inception, CCCNews has worked to reach out to our community in both English and Spanish. You can easily translate our website to Spanish with a simple click. Here’s how to do it.
CGCC Raises $21,000 for Scholarships at Auction
More than a hundred bidders helped raise over $21,000 to support student scholarships when Columbia Gorge Community College Foundation held its “Saddle Up & Celebrate” online auction this spring.
The Great Walk & Dance - TDHS Class of 2021
A day to live incredibly- Graduation 2021 TDHS