Columbia Gorge Artists League Mini-Art Show November 6-8.
Members of the Columbia Gorge Artists League will exhibit, sell, and demonstrate their varied creative artworks at Yvonne’s Art Studio, 3735 Klindt Drive in The Dalles. A reception will be held Friday, November 6, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit runs from 11 am to 4 pm, November 7 through 8.
Local Robotics Mini-Grants Return for Fourth Year, Eliminating Cost Barriers for Over 160 Regional Students
Over 160 youth across the Columbia Gorge are building, coding, and competing at zero cost this season, thanks to the return of competitive robotics mini-grants co- sponsored by the Gorge Technology Alliance (GTA) and the Columbia Gorge STEM Hub.
Prosecution details Harman’s last day in opening Statements; Defense focus turns to DNA
Murder trial is underway in Wasco County Circuit Court with the prosecution giving voice for the deceased Amanda Harman while the defense puts focus on "mishandled DNA evidence" and a lack of witnesses.
Four crashes in less than four hours on I-84 leave five hospitalized amid slick road conditions
Oregon State Police responded to four crashes along a 13-mile stretch of Interstate 84 Wednesday, including one involving a corrections transport truck that sent five people to hospitals.
The Dalles council delays change-order decision; homelessness, Google transparency also discussed
The council postponed a construction spending decision until Nov. 9, heard about winter shelter plans and reviewed updates on children’s counseling and local news access. And Coming Soon: Google Information on data centers, water use, infrastructure and tax agreements to go live on city website
Inform Hood River: Bridge traffic drops; inspection, new bridge plans advance
Bridge traffic fell 17% in August and 8% in September. Delays and closures expected in November. Officials prepare for inspections, test piles and a push for $532 million in federal funding.
Hood River–White Salmon Bridge maintenance rescheduled for Nov. 2, overnight closures planned
Bridge steel and coating maintenance on the Hood River–White Salmon Bridge has been rescheduled to begin Nov. 2. The repairs will help keep the existing bridge operational until the replacement bridge is completed.
Can We Get Along? ‘A House United’ Doc Shows Us How; Movie opens on Wednesday
A new documentary shows how Braver Angels and other bridge-builders are working to overcome political divisions and find common ground. The Braver Angels Columbia Gorge Alliance hosts a Friday screening in Bingen, followed by community discussion.
Columbia Cascade Housing offers home repair grants in Klickitat and Skamania counties
Columbia Cascade Housing Corporation is offering home repair grants to eligible low-income homeowners in Klickitat and Skamania counties, with priority given to seniors, veterans and families with young children.
Overturned semi closes I-84 near Mosier, damages dozens of barriers and guardrails
An overturned semi-truck shut down Interstate 84 near Mosier early Tuesday morning, damaging dozens of highway barriers and guardrails. The driver was cited for a speed violation.
Wasco County commissioner candidate John Grant delays DUII diversion decision
A judge kept the DUI diversion option open after Grant’s attorney failed to provide required paperwork at an Oct. 26 hearing.
Gorge Giggin’ Guide - Oct. 27 - Nov. 2
This week The Gorge Giggin’ Guide brings you The Best of The Halloween Season! It’s a Big Celebration - and The Guide has everything from a 80s Dance Party to a Classical Guitar concert for your Trick or Treat Needs! Save Room - because there’s a Day of the Dead Festival to add to your calendar - Have Fun and Get Out There!
Idaho woman killed in I-84 hit-and-run; Oregon State Police seek public’s help
Oregon State Police are asking for the public’s help identifying the driver and vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and-run that killed a 21-year-old Idaho man on Interstate 84 in Union County.
Jury selection starts in Amanda Harman murder case
Two jurors already excluded in murder trial that is expected to last up to 3 weeks. Wasco County Deputies are checking all trial observers for weapons before entering the courtroom in the emotional case.
Canceled - E 13th Street Pavement Preservation Project
The City of The Dalles Public Works Department has canceled the remaining work for a pavement preservation project on E 13th St. between Washington St. and Union St. due to unfavorable forecasted weather conditions. Paving that was originally scheduled to take place the week of October 26, 2026, has been canceled.
Antelope Man, 77, Killed in Highway 97 Crash Near Madras; The Dalles Driver Uninjured
A 77-year-old Antelope man died Saturday in a Highway 97 collision near Madras involving a van driven by a 67-year-old resident of The Dalles.
Skywalkers dangle over The Dalles to keep holiday Star shining
More than 150 feet of new LED lighting and a new generation of volunteers will keep The Dalles’ landmark star shining through another holiday season. But it takes some courage.
Fill Your Pantry returns November 7 with a new Saturday market format
The annual Fill Your Pantry market returns Saturday, November 7, with a slightly different approach this year. Rather than a separate one-day event, Fill Your Pantry will take place during the regular Hood River Farmers Market, bringing bulk buying and winter food storage to the market’s final stretch of the season.
This Week at The Dalles Library: Nov. 26, 2026
The Dalles Public Library celebrates Halloween week with a haunted house, storytelling, crafts, Minecraft, chess and family activities from Oct. 26 through 31.
Google contractor leases Port property for modular offices; neighbors question what comes next
The contractor is using the site near Google’s 77,000-square-foot building site location for construction offices and has leased nearby land for parking as the longtime basil greenhouse closes.
