Eleven-year-old bakes goodness into warmth for houseless
The want of a sneaker prepares local youth for a major fundraiser that puts tents and sleeping bags in the hands of those facing this rainy cold season without a roof over their heads. Eleven-year-old Nina Heredia can teach us a little something about the greater good and the power of math and baking.
The Dalles Veterans Day Parade
A little rain did not dampen the spirits of parade goers and those participating in The Dalles Veterans Day Parade this morning. Check out our video.
Parade Duty - Veterans Day Parade with flyover starts at 11 a.m.
The Springs Maintenance Man Brian Brown gets the heat started for residents of the senior living complex who will flock to the Gary Denney Floor Covering parking lot on West Sixth Street for The Dalles Veterans Day Parade, due to start at 11 a.m.
TDHS Drama ready to role with comedy before a live audience Nov. 11
A real coolness pervaded the auditorium at The Dalles High School tonight, Nov. 10. Just 24 hours before curtain call, a cast of characters sat before Director Lowry Browning. It will be the first time in years that these students will go before a live audience, and they are pumped.
A closer look at the meaning of “wellbeing”: what role can cash assistance play?
Now is the time for more cities and states to extend and expand cash support programs. We can’t deny that economics is a part of well-being. If we want to achieve a Culture of Health and promote wellbeing for all, financial support needs to be part of the equation.
One Community Health Hosts COVID Vaccine Events for a Safer Holiday Season
In response to the newly approved COVID-19 vaccine for children 5-11 years old, One Community Health (OCH) is hosting a series of family-friendly COVID vaccine clinics complete with cocoa and holiday lights to help the community stay safe this holiday season.
TDHS Riverhawk Sports Notes by Billy Brost -Nov. 9
Athletic Director Billy Brost gives us a rundown on all things Riverhawk Athletics. This week includes varsity cheer stunt team, all-conference volleyball honors, IMC All-Conference honors for football, All-IMC Boys’ Soccer team, All State Cross Country and Friday, Nov. 12 will bring the All State Girls’ Soccer announcement.
Hecklers and hard question doesn't stop Google water deal
“What happens where the overall pattern of rainfall is decreasing,” asked Dawn Rasmussen. “We may have new pipelines but if there is no water coming down the pipelines what does that do to our community and who is going to win the water war?” Read more here to find out.
TD Council Approves Google Water Deal Monday night, Nov. 8
The Dalles City Council approved a $28.5million dollar agreement to build out the city’s potable water system to supply two new Google Data Centers with billions of gallons of water at 7:35 p.m. this evening.
Understanding the Day of the Dead
Creating a representation that we call "Altar of the Dead". With offerings and other things with meaning for our loved ones. For us it is to celebrate life after death, remembering all those who have gone before us to a new life, but are still in our hearts.
This Week in Gorge Entertainment - Nov. 8
When it comes to live music, Jim Drake can get you plugged in. Our local columnist for entertainment Gorge-wide has a good sampling of coming shows and events, including Collision of Rhythm, Jose Maya, Willy & Nelson, Brigid’s Crossing, P.K. Hoffman, Schwag, Southern Sons, Jamie’s Rock and Roll Legends, Tassie Mack, Peggy Ohlson, Jen Smith and Jennifer Takahashi
COVID leaves 46-year-old TD woman with chronic lung issues
Helen Mendoza urges friends to get the vaccine after getting it herself and now struggles daily with fatigue and breathing.
TD Harriers exceed State expectations in Eugene
With breezy and muddy conditions, very few Riverhawk runners saw their best times at the State Meet in Eugene this weekend, and yet both teams placed significantly better than expected.
$28.5 Million Google Water Deal on Tap for Monday TD Council
The Dalles City Council is set to decide on Monday, Nov. 8 on whether to enter into a $28.5 million agreement with Google for a massive potable water and sewer upgrade in The Dalles.
Washington adds $2,500 benefit for those past due on energy bills
The program now runs year-round. It covers all types of heating, including propane, electric, gas, oil, coal, and wood. Those using wood sources receive a vendor voucher. The vendor would request reimbursement through Washington Gorge Action Programs (WAGAP).
Shelter for houseless more than doubles in TD and HR
Mid Columbia Community Action Council is preparing for 10,175 shelter bed nights from November through March: more than double the number of shelter bed nights that were available last winter.
TDHS Football Team Loses a Heartbreaker on Senior Night
The Dalles Riverhawks football team played against the Rex Putnam Kingsmen last Friday night in The Dalles. It was a cold night and senior night for the 7 seniors on the team. It was also the last game of the season for the team and they were ready to go out there and win. Unfortunately, they lost 55-41.
While you sleep, they make magic
You may know Shannon’s Ice Cream by day. But when the door closes at the quaint little cottage on Fourth Street at 9 p.m., things change. While people sleep, Shannon and Jonathan Zilka perfect flavors.
