Brush Fire Held to Half-Acre in Mill Creek Drainage
Firefighters from multiple agencies stopped a brush fire in the Mill Creek drainage Wednesday night, keeping the blaze to about one-half acre despite steep terrain and heavy vegetation.
Alleged killer moved to Klickitat county to face murder charge
Richard Michael Robinson transferred to Klickitat County, where he is expected to enter a plea Thursday on charges of second-degree murder and first-degree kidnapping.
Gorge U-Pick Season in Full Swing: Here Come the Apricots
From aprictos to peaches and pears, Gorge orchards invite families to experience fresh-picked fruit while directly supporting local growers during a challenging agricultural season.
Decades-Old Salmon Enhancement Program Faces Uncertain Future After BPA Exit
In a decision that has left wildlife officials and anglers reeling, the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) is ending its share of funding for the Select Area Fisheries Enhancement (SAFE) Program in the Lower Columbia River effective at the end of September.
Dufur students tackle real-world problems through the 4-H Invention Convention program
Elementary students at Dufur School spent four weeks designing creative solutions to everyday challenges as part of the Oregon 4-H Invention Convention, culminating in a classroom showcase of their inventions.
Food For All coming to AniChe Cellars August 14
Aniche Cellars and Washington Gorge Action Programs invite the community to the 9th Annual Food For All fundraiser on Friday, August 14, at 4:30 p.m. at AniChe Cellars in Underwood. The evening will bring together food, wine, music, and art in support of the WAGAP Food Bank Network, which serves thousands of individuals and families across Klickitat and Skamania counties each year.
Metallica foundation rocks CGCC workforce training program with 6th year of support
Metallica Foundation agrees to sixth year of supporting local students at CGCC through its national scholarship initiative, helping students train for high-demand careers in manufacturing, aviation, construction and skilled trades.
Gorge Giggin’ Guide - July 7-13
Well, what do we have here? Another week of Music, Music and More Music! Whether you’re ready to try some New Funky music, a benefit show for The Gift of Time, or a High Energy Country Show, The Gorge Giggin’ Guide is the Place to Be! Check out The Guide and Get Out There!
This Week at The Dalles Library: July 6, 2026
The Dalles Public Library has announced the following weekly programs.
Rocket Run, Parade Kick Off Independence Day Celebration in The Dalles
The Dalles celebrated the Fourth of July with the annual Rocket Run and a patriotic downtown parade, launching a full day of festivities honoring America's 250th birthday.
Final Touches Underway as The Dalles Prepares for America 250 Celebration
Volunteers spent Saturday preparing Lewis & Clark Festival Park for tonight's America 250 celebration, featuring live music, food, vendors and one of Oregon's largest fireworks shows.
Fast-Moving Brush Fire burning east of Dallesport, Closes Highway 14, Threatens Structures
A fast-moving brush fire east of Dallesport grew to about 10 acres Friday afternoon, closing Highway 14, threatening structures and drawing a massive ground and air response.
Nichols & Cents: The $100,000 bill
Think the $100 bill is big? Think again. The U.S. once printed a $100,000 bill — and hundreds of rare high-denomination notes may still be hiding in old trunks, forgotten safes and secret drawers, just waiting to be discovered.
Rocking Rockets: TD Fourth Celebration Grows Beyond Fireworks
The Dalles will mark Independence Day with an evening celebration at Lewis & Clark Park with live music, beer garden, food vendors and kids activities and a 10 p.m. fireworks finale.
Major Sponsors Say Fort Dalles Fourth Is About Bringing the Community Together
As The Dalles prepares for its largest Independence Day celebration in years, major sponsors say supporting the event is an investment in community, patriotism and local tradition.
Brush Fire comes close to Creek View Condos on Mill Creek in heart of TD; prompts evacuations
A brush fire in the Mill Creek drainage prompted temporary evacuations Thursday evening before firefighters brought the blaze under control and began mop-up operations.
Columbia Gorge Fruit Growers Face Financial Ruin After Catastrophic Pear Season
Columbia Gorge pear growers say catastrophic returns on the 2025 crop are leaving many family farms on the brink of bankruptcy as they call for state and federal assistance.
Where to Celebrate the Fourth of July Across the Columbia Gorge, 2026
Parades, concerts, family activities and fireworks are planned from The Dalles to Cascade Locks as communities celebrate Independence Day.
Wasco County certifies May primary; Schaffeld to run ‘write in’ campaign in November election
Wasco County commissioners received the certified May primary election results Wednesday, including runoff races, recount confirmations, updates following the death of county commissioner candidate Phil Brady. Dick Schaffeld announces write-in campaign against Mike Urness for the Wasco County Commissioner Position 3 seat in November election.
RV Park construction in West TD could move forward with $1 million state grant
Wasco County commissioners postponed a decision on redeveloping Oak Ranch RV Park while requesting additional financial analysis for the proposed $1.88 million project west of The Dalles.