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A cold snowy day was the setting for Saturday’s Skiathon-style race at Mt. Hood Meadows Nordic Center. Central Oregon teams converged at Mt. H…
The HRV Boys Basketball team dismantled the Ridgeview Ravens at home on Thursday night 76-42, extending their league record to 5-0 and demonst…
The Hood River Valley High School Wrestling teams both took second place at their respective tournaments, the boys competing at the White Buffalo Invite in Madras and the girls at the OSAA North Regional Championship in Hillsboro.
The Horizon Christian Boys Basketball team had a victorious weekend as they took care of business Friday and Saturday with wins over the Dufur Rangers (57-42) and the South Wasco County Redside (47-41). The Hawks improved to 12-1 in the league after the weekend.
The Horizon Christian Hawks lost 70-56 to the Sherman County Huskies on Tuesday night at Sherman. The loss broke the Hawks’ prefect league record and put them at 10-1 on the year as of publication, while Sherman retained their undefeated league record of 11-0.
Matt Hodges and Bill Morrissey shattered their career bowling highs at Hood River’s friendly Orchard Lanes last week. And, when we say that, we mean absolutely demolished.
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A family-owned Hood River business enjoyed statewide recognition Friday when the first ever Oregon Economic Development Awards banquet in Portland Read more
Art show, Adoration Society at The Remains; Pride Book Club Feb. 14; Paula Friedman reads ‘Change Chronicles’; more... Read more
Place, props, and people. Read more
Join the Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum for a special presentation on helicopters at 1 p.m. during Second Saturday, Feb. 9. Read more
WELL SAID: “When the knees are bucklin’ the chest, you’re in the right zone!”... Read more
Composer Amy Gordon has won the first ever Jim MacMillan Memorial Prize, Columbia Gorge Orchestra Association (CGOA) Artistic Director/Conductor Mark Steighner has announced. Read more
“If snow continues falling much longer,” said Will Nichols, county roadmaster yesterday morning, “we will have to abandon all but the main arteries.” Read more
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The federal deficit. Read more
What path forward?; Feral, stray cat services available; Rise of Baal; ‘Public health emergency’. Read more
On behalf of the Forest Service employees in the Columbia River Gorge, we thank everyone who stepped up to help and support our employees and the national forests during this challenging time. Read more
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Three Hood River wineries each brought home six or more medals from last month’s San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.Hood Crest Winery an…
Three Hood River wineries each brought home six or more medals from last month’s San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.
Columbia Gorge STEM Hub invites families, teachers and STEM professionals to join in celebrating National Engineers Week Feb. 17-23.
In the coming weeks, restaurant patrons will notice new posters and smaller-sized placards in windows marking establishments as a partner of Hood River Shelter Services.
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