Prevention teams unite in Tech-Healthy Family events
Prevention organizations in Klickitat County are coming together to host free events for parents, focusing on creating tech-healthy families. K-Link Collaborative, Our Klickitat Prevention Coalition, and the Coalition Preventing Abuse in Klickitat County (CPAKC) work to create safe teen cultures, safe spaces, and community education in efforts to reduce youth access to substances throughout Klickitat County.
Friday TDHS Football opener at Wahtonka campus taking donations for fire victims
In place of the traditional gate fee, TDHS is asking fans for donations to support those affected by the Rowena Fire. The effort is part of a student-led initiative to show solidarity with local families impacted by the recent tragedy.
Part 3: U.S. Rep Bentz on Rual Hospital & Public Broadcasting cuts
Bentz responded that Oregon’s “provider tax,” which the state uses to draw federal matching funds, was a “shell game” but admitted reductions pose a serious threat. “This is an existential issue to my hospitals,” he said.
Sheriff’s Office Strengthens Services With New Staff and Second K-9 Team
The Klickitat County Sheriff’s Office announced the addition of new staff members and the upcoming swearing-in of its newest K-9, marking a period of growth and expanded services for the department.
Gorge Farmer Collective Delivers Local Food from Farm to Doorstep
Columbia River Gorge, OR & WA. Born during the early days of the pandemic, the Gorge Farmer Collective (GFC) has become a trusted local food source for hundreds of families, allowing customers to source local foods from dozens of farms online with one easy click.
Part 2: U.S. Rep Bentz on SNAP, Child Care & Trump’s $20 million Golf tour
The congressman defended new federal rules requiring states to keep error rates under 5% for SNAP food benefits and requiring most adults to work, volunteer or study 20 hours a week to qualify. He told Mike Ballinger constituents should press state Sen. Daniel Bonham to ease paperwork burdens. “Call him and say, ‘Bentz said to yell at you, Daniel,’” he said.
Gorge Giggin’ Guide Highlights -Aug. 26 - Sept. 1
New! Gorge Gigging Guide Highlights gives you a quick look at the week ahead in music, comedy, performance, festivals, and more! It’s a Great Way to get a handle on planning for the Best in what The Gorge has to offer!
Police ID human remains from Storage Unit; TD man is ‘person of interest’
The Dalles Police confirmed Monday that the remains were identified as Meihong He, known to friends as “Kiki.” She was a resident of the Mid-Columbia area and originally from China.
Bentz & the Big Beautiful: Part 1; U.S. Rep explains his position at TD Rotary
U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz did not plan a town hall when he agreed to speak to The Dalles Rotary Club Wednesday, Aug. 20th., but the majority of his talk was in response to questions “carefully curated” by non-members who were allowed to speak at the rotary meeting, according to club rules.
Man apprehended in Colorado ‘connected’ to human remains found in TD Storage unit
Verified sources said there is “good reason to believe the man is connected to the remains found in the U-Haul storage unit.”
Thoughts from the Tractor Seat: A Timeline of Trouble, How Our Farms Got Here
Thoughts from the Tractor Seat: A Timeline of Trouble, How Our Farms Got Here
This Week at The Dalles Library: Aug. 25, 2025
From designing solar ovens and folding paper airplanes to creating original characters and exploring ceramics, this week’s library events invite families and individuals to learn, play, and discover together. With special guest programs and off-site movie nights, there’s something for every age to enjoy.
HR Police Undertake E-Bike Safety and Enforcement campaign
Police say they have seen a sharp increase in micromobility traffic—especially e-bikes ridden by juveniles—and growing confusion about the rules. After a short period of outreach to students, parents and visitors, officers will begin citing violations.
Park Committee Pushes for first developed Park in Dallesport
The proposed Dallesport Community Park would sit on a 5.5-acre parcel at Sixth Avenue and D Street, land originally deeded to Klickitat County in 1946 with the intention of becoming a park. That promise stalled for generations, but since 2022, local residents have been organizing to bring the site to life.
A Sense of Place’ Exhibition Showcases Oregon Ranch’s Journey from High Desert Roots to Olympic Fashion Fame
Opening Celebration September 6 for Our New Exhibition, A Sense of Place, Exploring the History and Evolution of the Imperial Stock Ranch - Where Sustainable Sheep Ranching from the High Desert of Central Oregon Meets the World of High Fashion and the Olympics.
2025 El Grito Celebration Welcomes Everyone
For the fourth year in a row, the Washington side of the Gorge will kick off Hispanic Heritage Month with El Grito, a cultural celebration open to all community members. Admission is free and the event will be held on Sunday, September 14, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Rheingarten Park in White Salmon.
Blaze the Trail to The Dalles: Rip City Rally Rolls in Sept. 18
The Portland Trail Blazers are bringing Rip City to the Gorge next month as part of their 11th annual Rip City Rally, with a community celebration scheduled in The Dalles on Wednesday, Sept. 18.
Public Notice for Hostetler & W 10th St for School
With the start of school right around the corner, we are racing to allow traffic to pass through W 10th St for access. Paving is scheduled for the main reconstructed area between Hostetler and Floral on September 2nd; on this day, the street will remain closed, allowing for paving following the attached traffic control plan.
SBA Relief Still Available to Oregon Businesses, Private Nonprofits and Residents Affected by the Rowena Wildfire
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding eligible businesses, private nonprofits, and residents in Oregon of the Sept. 15 deadline to apply for low-interest federal disaster loans to offset physical damage caused by the Rowena Wildfire occurring June 11-19.
Local Writers to Share Poetry and Stories on Saturday in TD
Neighbors will take the stage to share poems and stories during a community reading at the Wasco County Public Library on Saturday, Aug. 23, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Click here to see the featured poets.