The long, hard-working history of Sato Orchards earned a Century Farm Recognition this August at the Oregon State Fair, much to the pride of third-generation orchardist Gordon — also known as Gordy — Sato.
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This week's events include the last performances of Hillstomp, music and Shakespearean theater, and a look forward to fall festivals.
GOLDENDALE — Soroptimists of Goldendale will hold their fall plant sale on Saturday, Sept. 20 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Main Street, Goldendale, in front of Pat’s Place.
THE GORGE — “Our mission is to build a resilient and inclusive food system that improves the health and well-being of our community,” reads the mission statement of Gorge Gleaning, a local nonprofit run by Gorge Growers.
Things are getting pretty exciting for our two amazing Glenwood cowgirls, Joslyn Arnold, Glenwood High School class of 2024, and Peyton Sanchey, a 2025 graduate of West Valley High School.
THE DALLES — Makerspace 97058, a new 501(c)(3) nonprofit, will open soon in The Dalles to provide artists, makers and creatives with shared space for hands-on projects, classes and community connection.
The free Zumba class held at 6 p.m. on Fridays at the Mt. View Grange hall, recently celebrated its first anniversary. Put on by Washington Gorge Action Programs (WAGAP) and One Community Health, the team is ready to kick off the second year. “The class wouldn’t be possible without Sarahi Ol…
Historical news, photos and features from old newspapers in the Columbia River Gorge. Pulled from the pages of The Dalles Daily Chronicle, Hood River News, and White Salmon Enterprise.
FREE NEWS: The Hood River Valley High School (HRVHS) Hall of Fame inducted seven former student athletes, a retired coach and athletic director, and a boys’ state championship soccer team into its 2025 class.
THE GORGE — Matt Marx and family plan will float from Idaho to the sea, connecting with people and documenting the issues facing a polluted river on the route taken by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark in 1805.
This week's events include music, stargazing, theater, parties, meetings, cider pressing, and a look ahead to the Stevenson Mushroom Festival.
HOOD RIVER — Harmony in the Vineyard will return on Sept. 14 to Stave & Stone Wine Estates, featuring Concert Rock violinist Aaron Meyer and his band.
THE DALLES — The only consignment store for trending womens’ clothing fills a colorful space on Second Street, which owner Kaahreena Ochoco works to make welcoming for everyone.
THE GORGE — Carlos Ibarra is the newest DJ and radio-show host at Radio Tierra, the non-profit Spanish-language community radio station based in the Gorge out of the Hood River office of The Next Door.
GOLDENDALE — Soroptimists of Goldendale will hold their fall plant sale on Saturday, Sept. 20 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Main Street, Goldendale, in front of Pat’s Place.
HOOD RIVER — A missing wedding ring has been reunited with its owner after an outpouring of community sleuthing on social media.
Old news, ads, photos and historical mysteries from the last century of the Gorge's local newspapers: The Dalles Daily Chronicle, Hood River News, and White Salmon Enterprise.
I’ve been back from the family reunion in Georgia for more than a week now, and it was quite a trip. All my worries turned out to be null and void: No noticeable humidity, temperatures comfortably in the mid-80s, and mosquitoes? Not even one, but I did see several varieties of colorful butterflies.
HOOD RIVER — Columbia Center for the Arts (CCA) presents the Northwest Pastel Society Members Show 2025, featuring more than 100 works by 66 artists. This juried exhibition, celebrating the vibrancy and versatility of pastel as a medium will be on display at CCA Sept. 5–28.
HOOD RIVER — The History Museum of Hood River County is proud to present Timewinder Tales (formerly Cemetery Tales). This year’s performances are a bit different than those in the past, and we could not be more excited to present this new version of the show! You will hear from four powerf…
BINGEN — Time to dig out your most purple attire — the Bingen Huckleberry Festival is rolling around again Sept. 5-7 at Daubenspeck Park, bringing three days of live music, contests, food, family activities and a parade.
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