Mariposa Village, a multigenerational community featuring 130 affordable apartments and townhomes on Rand Road in Hood River, will open in phases starting in summer 2026. It is the city’s first major development in 14 years.

Northwest Bluegrass and Old time bands are in TD tonight for a three-day fest. Whiskey Deaf Duet with Stumptown String Band kick the events off tonight, May 30 at the Granada Theatre. All your entertainment news gorge wide here.

In a cozy riverside studio in The Dalles, something beautiful has been quietly unfolding. On evenings and weekend filled with paintbrushes, and the occasional DoorDash delivery, young people from the Youth Empowerment Shelter (YES) have been turning their experiences into stunning works of art. Now, after a year of laughter, healing, and bold self-expression, their creations are stepping into the spotlight.

Free Trees In TD - Tree grants to improve neighborhood shade, air and soil quality and wildlife habitat for residential property are now available online. It’s EZ, and it improves your property value.

Despite the attack of surly squirrels and detours around yellow-legged frogs, TDHS Grad Celia Peterson and Jensen Douillard have made it to mile 485 on the Pacific Crest Trail - a 2,650-mile jaunt from Mexico to Canada.

A 30-year-old Arizona woman was cited for disorderly conduct Tuesday evening after reportedly walking into traffic on Interstate 84 near The Dalles.

Oregon State Police and Mid-Columbia Fire and Rescue have responded to a brush fire along Interstate 84 just west of The Dalles this morning, May 29.

Bob Breshears said the first month of business at Gorge Crete has surpassed expectations as he and his crew are working overtime to keep up at the new concrete batch plant in the Dallesport Industrial Park.

Kiwanis meetings are held every Thursday at noon at Spooky’s and visitors are welcome.

CCCNews caught up with Fred Coleman at Riverfront Park in The Dalles on Wednesday, May 28 as he trained his black Lab to retrieve a waterfowl decoy.

A local man was severely injured when he crashed on his e-bike on west Second Street near the Post Office drop boxes around 6:15 p.m. on Wednesday, May 28.

St. Mary’s Academy is thrilled to introduce its brand-new Summer Camp Adventure, created to give local families a fun, enriching, and accessible summer option for children ages 3 to 14.

The Dalles City Council will vote Monday, June 2, on whether to authorize a $465,000 tourism promotion contract with The Dalles Area Chamber of Commerce, following the submission of five bids for the job.

Work on 10th Street near Snipes is expected to start Monday Morning, June 1, and it will likely disrupt some traffic and slow access to residential and business property within the work area as new sidewalks and infrastructure are added.

Brewster Whitmire was just a year out of The Dalles High School in 2009 when a little project hit his radar. The avid skateboarder found out there was a push to create a skate park at Howe Park near The Dalles Middle School. But, it turned out, neighbors were less than enthused.

It is with heavy heart that we learned of Karl Vercouteren’s passing on Saturday, May 25. 

TechStart is proud to give Kylin Elliott the award of TechStart 2025 Girl Technology Student of the Year. Kylin is a student at Hood River Valley High School, with approximately 1,100 students, located in Hood River, Oregon.

Jesus Sosa, 56, and Saul Guzman, 45, both of The Dalles were all smiles this morning as Sosa loaded his trowel with the wet concrete and threw it at this block wall on Kelly Avenue like he was skipping rocks at the beach. The pair were met with great weather for their work and it looks to continue all week.

The library winds down May with a lineup that blends imagination, creativity, and community connection. Whether you're meeting a local author, making lasting memories with clay, or gearing up for a middle school Nerf battle, there's something for everyone at The Dalles Public Library this week.

After decades in the orchard, one thing’s clear: American agriculture isn’t failing. It’s being held back, stalled in a system built to benefit everyone but the people growing the food.