As fire victims pick up the pieces after hundreds were impacted by the Rowena Fire that destroyed 56 homes and another 77 that were inundated with smoke and damaged other wise, CCCNews has attempted here to put together the list of places both to find clothing, household items, food and other items as well as places to donate.

The City of The Dalles has declared a state of emergency under Ordinance No. 25-1412 following Wasco County’s order banning fireworks due to fire-related safety concerns. As a result, the use of all fireworks is now prohibited within City limits.

Due to the Rowena Wildfire, some structures in the Tooley Water District were destroyed by the fire, and some areas in the water system lost pressure. These conditions may have caused harmful contaminants, including benzene and other volatile organic chemicals (VOCs), to enter the water system.

City passes budget for coming year, accepts Google wells valued near $20 million, contracts with The Dalles Area of Chamber of Commerce and raises sewer rates.

Here what people were talking about during public comments at The Dalles City Council Meeting on June 9.

High winds gusting up to 40 today, June 16, continue to fan the flames as more than 700 fire personnel are now working the Rowena fire that has displaced hundreds who lived between Rowena and The Dalles.

Fire Resource Center opens Today, June 16, in The Dalles for victims of Rowena Fire while locals are looking for ways to help and credible places to donate money. Hundreds affected by homes either lost or greatly damaged in wind-blown blaze.

The Beautification & Tree Committee proudly honors Kelsey and Tayler Alsheimer with the June Beautification Award for their outstanding garden at 505 W 3rd Place.

Despite the loss of 56 homes to the Rowena Fire, no fatalities have been confirmed as of Sunday, according to an official assessment by the Oregon State Fire Marshal’s Office.

The Dalles Elks and Iron Fitness are providing clothes and other necessary items for people recently burned out of their homes during the Rowena Fire.

The library is turning up the summer fun! From scavenger hunts and global music to hands-on crafts, movie nights, and marshmallow-filled pajama parties, this week’s lineup is packed with ways to connect, create, and chill. Whether you’re a teen, a parent, or just a curious mind, you’ll find something to spark your imagination—and maybe win a prize or two.

Starting June 16th, there will be a lane shift in front of Bi Mart, allowing for the excavation and installation of the 25’ deep, 12’ diameter concrete wet well. The lane shift will utilize the existing shoulder width to the west, towards the Bi Mart Side of W 6th St.

The Grill Steak & Seafood at the Country Club was forced to shutdown due to the Rowena Fire, however; great news from The Wasco County Sheriff's Office has saved the Father’s Day Festivities for the restaurant.

Emergency officials briefed residents Thursday night on the latest firefighting efforts, evacuation orders, and damage assessments related to the fast-moving Rowena Fire, which has scorched thousands of acres along the Columbia River Gorge.

The Salvation Army is ready to serve wildfire evacuees and/or firefighters of The Rowena Fire in The Dalles as needed

A 29-year-old Yakima, Wash., man was arrested Wednesday, June 11, after attempting to flee a traffic stop on Interstate 84, prompting a brief pursuit and the discovery of half a pound of cocaine.

On one of the hottest days of the year, the compassionate team from Dog River Pet Supplies in Hood River, Oregon, made an extraordinary decision: they closed their store to give back to the community in a big way.

For the fifth year in a row, the North Wasco County Education Foundation recognized the outstanding educators and staff who make a lasting difference in our local schools through its annual Golden Apple Awards.

Gorge Giggin Guide Goes Streamline! This abbreviated column provides a guide for some of the best events on tap for the week. Not finding what your need? Check out the CCCNews events guide calendar for the gorge-wide comprehensive listing.

While cooler temps are helping to keep the Rowena Fire in check, heavy winds hamper efforts to bring the blaze under control. More than 450 personnel are on the fire that has burned multiple home and displaced local families.