Tuesday, April 29
HRV slides into 6th with double header loss
Mountain View steals two games and leaves Eagles in the dust
Mountain View steals two games and leaves Eagles in the dust
HRV track coasts to record performance at Hermiston
Fisher sets school record in steeplechase
Fisher sets school record in steeplechase
Shifting the economic reins
Hood River forum focuses on legislation restoring local land use control
Hood River forum focuses on legislation restoring local land use control
High five
HRV softball team wins two to make it 5 straight in IMC
HRV softball team wins two to make it 5 straight in IMC
First Friday art walk returns this week
The Hood River Downtown Business Association and GorgeArts invites local residents and tourists to the May First Friday Artwalk at downtown area businesses and galleries.
Decorator hopes to take the cake prize
By CANELA WOOD
HR County Education Foundation ‘alive and well’
News of anything that includes the words “money” and “education” has been nothing but doom and gloom of late. But there is one bright spot, and it can be found right here in Hood River: the Hood River County Education Foundation.
Four Shillings Short at Full Sail
Four Shillings Short returns to Oregon after two years on tour in the states and Ireland. On Friday, May 16, the traveling duo will play a benefit for the Rain Shadow Institute at Full Sail Brewery, located at 506 Columbia Street.
From the heart
Joel Pelayo gains regional honor for his compassionate work
Joel Pelayo gains regional honor for his compassionate work
Silky, Lyckitty Split play grooves at the Saloon
Joey Porter has put his songwriting chops to work with Silky, composing a myriad of chunky R&B originals, some harkening back to Stevie Wonder a la “Talking Book” while others sound a bit more modal with a Jill Scott, new school hip-hop flavor.
Fruit mascot delights Parkdale students
New Pear Packers tested as a promotional pilot program for Hood River Valley fruit
New Pear Packers tested as a promotional pilot program for Hood River Valley fruit
Lynch files for Sheriff in 2004
Veteran captain makes early bid for county post
Veteran captain makes early bid for county post
Grant gets revenge in close division matchup
As the 2003 lacrosse season enters the home stretch, every league game is critical for Hood River Valley, which sits at 5-2 in the Columbia Division after Monday’s 7-5 loss to Grant.
Friday, April 25
HRV baseball, softball each host two
After a 10-day hiatus from Intermountain Conference play, the Hood River Valley baseball and softball teams return to action today, each hosting a double header against Mountain View.
Horizon ‘10-runs’ Wahtonka for first victory
Hawks score seven runs in the second inning and coast behind Winters
Hawks score seven runs in the second inning and coast behind Winters
Ten Years of Fun
Children’s Park, built by the community, marks milestone with Sunday work party
Children’s Park, built by the community, marks milestone with Sunday work party
Lakeridge shows Eagles how far they have to go
State champs end HRV’s win streak
State champs end HRV’s win streak
Schools plan $2.5M in cuts
Hood River County School District is looking at budget deja vu and the picture is just as dreary as one year ago.
Youth services face cuts in OSU budget
Volunteer training will be at risk
Volunteer training will be at risk
Community coaches react to proposed cuts
People speak out about HRV’s decision to cut six sports for 2003-04 school year
People speak out about HRV’s decision to cut six sports for 2003-04 school year
HR forum focuses on ‘lackluster’ economy
Rep. Patti Smith, R-Corbett, is supporting job stimulus legislation that will be discussed during a rural economic development forum on Monday.
Wednesday, April 23
4th Plane Jaiant this Saturday at Savino’s
Formed in Portland, Ore., in late 1997, 4th Plane Jaiant is attacking the international rock music scene with a relentless presence.
Letters - April 23
Money to war
HRV attack decimates Generals in second half
Monzie leads energized Eagles with four goals
Monzie leads energized Eagles with four goals
Electric cars power up at HRVHS
The Hood River Valley High School parking lot was turned into a race course Saturday for an Electrathon America-sanctioned electric car race. Hosted by the HRVHS electric car program, the race attracted more than 36 teams from around Oregon and Washington.
Summit boys retain title as girls settle for second
The boys on the Summit Snowboard Team can still call themselves state champs after winning the coveted SATO Cup for the fifth straight year at the April 11-12 state championships.
Klippity Klop
Terry Dunbar enjoys life one step at a time with Byrd and Casey
Terry Dunbar enjoys life one step at a time with Byrd and Casey
Earth Day parade, fair this Saturday
A month of Earth Day-related activities continues this weekend with a parade and a street fair the centerpiece on Saturday.
Boys tennis takes swings at Century
The Hood River Valley boys tennis team made up for a so-so showing against North Salem last week with a superlative performance at Saturday’s Century High School tournament.
60 years of waiting
82-year-old Art Shilo finally gets his Purple Heart
82-year-old Art Shilo finally gets his Purple Heart
Obituaries - April 23
George Geist
Rant, Tanglewood play River City
This summer, RantMusic found themselves in jail. Not as prisoners, but as performers in the Antwerp State Prison, one of the more interesting stops on their recent, and first, European tour. Their vibrant live show made them many new fans and friends in the "old country", and secured their place in some of Europe's largest festivals next summer. Europe was the latest stop of many for this nomadic six piece band (five male, one female); a road-weathered group of musicians that sometimes calls Victoria, British Columbia, home.
Banff film festival this weekend at Skylight
From scaling buildings in Boulder, traversing the East Ridge in Annapurna to a young disabled athlete raising the limits of human achievement on the ski slopes, mountain adventure has many avenues.
Track team takes strides at Hermiston dual meet
Distance team makes solid impression
Distance team makes solid impression
Sports briefs
HRV softball rained out vs. R.A. Long
Bronze fish stolen from memorial
City offers reward in hopes of solving the case of missing artwork
City offers reward in hopes of solving the case of missing artwork
Friday, April 18
HRV looks at eliminating six sports
Swimming, tennis and cross-country among the sports to be trimmed from school budget
Swimming, tennis and cross-country among the sports to be trimmed from school budget
Recycling rates rise in county
The 2001 solid waste recovery (recycling) rate for Hood River County has been adjusted from 24.3 percent to 29.7 percent, according to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.
Defense continues to improve despite two losses
HRV comes up short vs. Hermiston and stays strong at Forest Grove
HRV comes up short vs. Hermiston and stays strong at Forest Grove
All Night Station playing "just to play"
Bluegrass-twisted alt-country band finds local groove
Bluegrass-twisted alt-country band finds local groove
Blossom Fest comes to the Valley this weekend
More than 25 events and attractions make up the 49th annual Hood River Blossom Festival, starting today around the county.
Motorist leads police on I-84 chase
An intoxicated driver was arrested on Monday afternoon after leading Oregon State Police on a 28-mile pursuit along Interstate 84.
Boys tennis beats La Salle without 4 varsity players
The Hood River Valley boys tennis team came away with a 4-3 match win over La Salle on Tuesday during a non-conference competition in Portland.
Schifter sings again
‘Another Time’ guitarist enjoys his rejuvenated performing days
‘Another Time’ guitarist enjoys his rejuvenated performing days
Local band Blue Trick making itself at home
North Carolina rockers find enlightenment in the Gorge
North Carolina rockers find enlightenment in the Gorge
Evenson-Brady named superintendent
Dr. Pat Evenson-Brady will be the new superintendent of Hood River County Schools.
Woodruff shoots low of 77 to pace HRV golfers
Top three give Eagles an edge at home
Top three give Eagles an edge at home
HRV softball runs IMC record to 3-0
Hinman pitches eight strong innings as Eagles take big step forward
Hinman pitches eight strong innings as Eagles take big step forward
Wednesday, April 16
Christy Paul named to Youth Advisory Team
State Schools Superintendent Susan Castillo has announced that Christy Paul, a senior at Hood River Valley High School, has been selected to serve on her Youth Advisory Team.
Police unveil new program to stop crime
During the past several years, many of Hood River’s neighborhoods have been plagued by car prowls and other property crimes.
‘Thomas the Tank Engine’ train returns to Hood River in June
Aspiring engineers and their grownups will have an opportunity to take a ride with Thomas the Tank Engine when “Day Out With Thomas” pulls into Mt. Hood Railroad in Hood River June 20 through the 29.
Riverside Lounge adds new look
The Riverside Lounge at the Hood River Inn recently reopened at a new location west of the main lobby.
Letters - April 16
Priority to protect
Obituaries - April 16
Beningo C. Lopez
Tuesday, April 15
49th annual Blossom Festival opens Wednesday
Traces of snow still remain in the higher areas above Hood River Valley, but the expanses of white that matter most are the orchard flowers signaling the 2003 Hood River Blossom Festival.
HRVHS Theatre presents student directed plays
Advanced class one-act plays take the stage this weekend
Advanced class one-act plays take the stage this weekend
HRV girls golfers start to find swings at Indian Creek
Improvement is the key for the Hood River Valley girls golf team in 2003.
Softball bats offensive in sweep of Summit
Eagles rack up hits in two road wins
Eagles rack up hits in two road wins
Psychedelic Breakfast, Big Island at Saloon
A true fusion of funk, jazz and good ol' rock n' roll. Hundreds of fans gather for the groove when Psychedelic Breakfast plays their infamous East Coast gigs. In three short years, PB has become a firmly established mainstay on the New England concert scene. PB (as they are known by fans) plays tonight with a midweek show at the River City Saloon. There will be a cover.
Boys tennis stumbles at home
HOOD RIVER — Summit and Mountain View traveled to Hood River on Friday, hoping to steal away a couple road wins from the young HRV boys tennis team.
A pastor prepares
Rev. Jim Beals awaiting treatment for liver cancer
Rev. Jim Beals awaiting treatment for liver cancer
Sports briefs
HR Cardenales begin with home win
Starters superb in conference openers
Goin, Fogle pace HRV baseball team in Saturday’s sweep of Summit
Goin, Fogle pace HRV baseball team in Saturday’s sweep of Summit
Summit, MV steal home court from HRV girls
The Hood River Valley girls tennis team was unable to overcome the absence of a few key players Friday, losing at home to Summit (6-2) and Mountain View (5-2).
Fire victims give thanks
First diploma burns, but Salas family will rebuild its ‘American Dream’
First diploma burns, but Salas family will rebuild its ‘American Dream’
Wine, salmon, music at Stonehedge
Stonehedge Gardens is hosting a Salmon and Pinot Noir festival April 18, 19, 20 featuring guest winemakers from several wineries who will pour their latest releases. The chefs will be making several different dishes for each course from wild salmon: Tartare, Gravlax, smoked, cheesecake, Peppercorn crusted, and barbecued, on the outdoor grille near the patio fireplace. Live music will be provided by Henry Schifter. Also on Saturday, Sandy Peterson will be playing piano and singing at 6 p.m., with dinner seating at 5 p.m. Peterson plays a wide variety of music for all tastes. There will be no cover. For more information, call 386-3940.
HRV lacrosse collects three wins in four days
Friday’s 11-9 comeback over Lincoln sets stage for three-game win streak
Friday’s 11-9 comeback over Lincoln sets stage for three-game win streak
Friday, April 11
Dallas hands HRV 2nd straight home setback
Untimely errors give HRV headaches
Untimely errors give HRV headaches
Cardinal Industries gains utility rights
‘Two major caveats’ met in multi-agency effort to bring new life to Hanel Mill site, and jobs to Odell area
‘Two major caveats’ met in multi-agency effort to bring new life to Hanel Mill site, and jobs to Odell area
Growing Confidence
Location and potential nourish local wineries and grape growers
Location and potential nourish local wineries and grape growers
Wednesday, April 9
HRV girls tennis defeats Pendleton
The Hood River Valley girls tennis team won its first-ever Intermountain Conference match by tiebreaker on Friday at Pendleton. Both teams won four matches, but HRV won 10 sets to Pendelton’s eight, giving the Eagles the win. Posting wins for HRV were No. 2 singles player Gena Folts (6-1, 6-2), No. 3 singles player Emily Sager (7-5, 6-1), No. 4 singles player Michi Aniwanter (6-2, 7-5), and the No. 2 doubles team of Brittany Reed and Elie Meierbachtol (pictured above), who won 7-6, 6-4. HRV traveled to Parkrose Tuesday for a non-conference match.
County Counsel cleared of misconduct Claims
Hood River County attorney Teunis Wyers has been exonerated of “baseless accusations” filed against him by two Portland lawyers.
HRV boys tennis team earns first league win
The HRV boys tennis team got out to a strong Intermountain Conference start on Friday, beating Pendleton 5-2 on the road.
Look at the larger costs of war on Saddam
By SAM MOSES
Giant People, OCJ play River City
Open Country Joy, better known to their fans as OCJ, is a band that incorporates such diverse styles as bluegrass, country, jazz, funk, rock, latin, and folk. Open Country Joy comes to Hood River this Friday for a 9:30 p.m. show at the River City Saloon.
31 years of experimentation
Hood River Valley’s ‘Wizard’ in tie-dye looks back on more than a quarter century of science education
Hood River Valley’s ‘Wizard’ in tie-dye looks back on more than a quarter century of science education
Sports briefs
Boys golfers “uninvited” by Redmond
Earth Day to last all of April in 2003
The official, nation-wide celebration of Earth Day will be April 19. But local organizers have planned a whole month of Earth Day-related activities in and around Hood River.
Legion hosts Noah Smith benefit
The band Alibi will be featured in a benefit dance for Noah Smith. It will take place on Saturday at the Hood River American Legion Club from 7 to 11 p.m.
Obituaries - April 9
Helen Holmes
Judge assigns homework to opposing teams
Two legal teams involved in a disputed land exchange case have been given a homework assignment that is due on Thursday.
Golfers tee up for 13th Annual Bedpan Open
Teams and sponsors are already signing up for the Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital Foundation’s 13th Annual Bedpan Open Golf Tournament set for Saturday, May 10 at the Hood River Golf Course. A shotgun start is planned for 8 a.m.
Letters - April 9
Trade a waste
Tuesday, April 8
HRV track team sprints to solid finish at The Dalles Invite
Athletes continue to improve despite wintry conditions at Thompson Track
Athletes continue to improve despite wintry conditions at Thompson Track
HRV baseball a victim of dual personalities
Come-from-behind win over Gladstone spoiled by 10-3 home loss to La Salle
Come-from-behind win over Gladstone spoiled by 10-3 home loss to La Salle
Jam to soul at Savino’s Lounge
Ashbury Park has been revolving and evolving for over a decade. And for the last two years it has been in the process of evolving into its tightest and most dynamic ensemble yet, Ashbury Park Trio.
Lake Oswego outlasts Eagles with 18 goals
HRV lacrosse scores 15 despite first loss
HRV lacrosse scores 15 despite first loss
A Man of All Seasons
Community raises a flag for the late Paul Walden
Community raises a flag for the late Paul Walden
On the Waterfront
Port, city want to get public behind revised plan
Port, city want to get public behind revised plan
Monday, April 7
Sloppy first spells defeat for Hawks
Spring Break was extended an extra couple days for the Horizon Christian baseball team, which played just one of its three scheduled games this week due to poor weather conditions.
Military back-up: mother will give free day care
Debbie Lee offers a little relief
Debbie Lee offers a little relief
HRV softball fails to get big hit, falls to The Dalles
Three unearned runs by Indians and limited offense combine for 3-2 loss
Three unearned runs by Indians and limited offense combine for 3-2 loss
HR’s Andrew Murphy, 19, ships out to Middle East
‘It was what he wanted to do’
‘It was what he wanted to do’
Bridge to birth
Acupuncture brings balance needed by mothers-to-be
Acupuncture brings balance needed by mothers-to-be
Koch to embark on historic kiting voyage
Kiteboarder will sail from Catalina Island to California later this month
Kiteboarder will sail from Catalina Island to California later this month
New look for county unveiled
Hood River’s Chamber begins phase three of a five-year plan
Hood River’s Chamber begins phase three of a five-year plan
Robber hits bank in Heights
Hood River police continue search with FBI help
Hood River police continue search with FBI help
HRV tennis teams split vs. Centennial HS
The Hood River Valley tennis teams posted mixed results Monday when they faced off against former Mt. Hood Conference rival, Centennial.
HR port, city move toward final plan
Two public agencies will meet on Monday to discuss waterfront development issues — including the creation of a special taxation district to pay for public parks.
Keeping Kids Happy
Communication key to understanding effects of war
Communication key to understanding effects of war
Thursday, April 3
Paul Walden, radio beacon and former legislator, dies at 85
Two memorials are planned this week to honor Oregon radio broadcaster and radio station owner Paul E. Walden, who served three terms in the Oregon State House of Representatives in the 1970s.
Obituaries - April 2
Norman Hughes
Sports briefs
Babe Ruth baseball to host clinic
Letters - April 2
Global ambitions
Tuesday, April 1
Quiet downtown protest
Anti-war parade loops through HR streets
Anti-war parade loops through HR streets
Lions Follies
Lions Follies stretches the truth about the Corps of Discovery
Lions Follies stretches the truth about the Corps of Discovery
Hood River sailor part of America’s Cup winner
Josh Belsky helps Alinghi take trophy
Josh Belsky helps Alinghi take trophy
McCutcheon brings a little Appalachia to HR
John McCutcheon wasn’t supposed to become a folksinger. He was headed for a lucrative career as a social worker in migrant labor camps. But Woody Guthrie got their first.
Legion Hall sold; building to be arts center
Organizers say renovation will be ‘a community project’
Organizers say renovation will be ‘a community project’
HRV track team soars to 4th at Pendleton
PR’s fall all day as Eagles enjoy unseasonably warm weather in E. Oregon
PR’s fall all day as Eagles enjoy unseasonably warm weather in E. Oregon
Bats struggle in loss to Centennial
Draper strikes out 8 and records HRV’s only 2 hits
Draper strikes out 8 and records HRV’s only 2 hits
Sunset HS hands HRV fourth loss in 5 games
PEORIA, Ariz. — The Hood River Valley baseball team completed a ho-hum Spring Break trip Friday with a 5-1 loss to Sunset High School of Portland.
Motherbug, Earth Force at Saloon
After two solid years of a regular gig schedule and touring, the Will Bernard 4-tet has evolved into a new identity reflecting more of a group mentality: Motherbug.
Raising the flag
Troop rally draws red, white and blue crowd
Troop rally draws red, white and blue crowd