FREE NEWS: American Legion Post 22’s annual Veterans Day ceremony, at 11 a.m. on Nov. 11 at River of Life Assembly Church, will join with Japanese American veteran’s families at a state-sponsored event and historical marker dedication on Highway 35.
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STEVENSON — The orca, a vital member of the local marine ecosystem, faces its greatest obstacle far from the rocky Pacific Coast: four obsolete dams on the lower Snake River.
THE DALLES — Stop by Yvonne’s Art Studio on Oct. 17 at 5-7 p.m. for an exhibition of works by artist Jack Brummel. The display, featuring wood prints on handmade paper, explores the intersections of the ancient paper-making craft, ink impressions of cut wood and abstraction.
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HOOD RIVER — This land is a miracle — an eternal source of life that binds us together. For Jeanne Carver, Pacific Northwest ranch wife turned sustainable, all-American retail titan, its health is at the heart of everything she practices. “The land must win,” Carver said, attributing the guiding philosophy to her late husband, Dan. “It’s our responsibility to do everything we can while we’re still here.”
HOOD RIVER — In conjunction with its annual Veterans Day ceremony, American Legion Post 22 will also host a state-sponsored historical marker dedication on Highway 35 afterwards.
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HOOD RIVER — Ecology and land use were recurrent topics in the September Hood River Board of Commissioners meeting. The problems and dangers of the Powerdale Corridor and the powerhouse — now disused, in disrepair with high maintenance costs — must be solved.
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THE GORGE — Have you always wondered about the unusual rock formations of the Gorge? Here’s your chance to explore “deep time” with a professional geologist. Lloyd DeKay will shift your way of seeing and thinking about this special place as we travel back in time to imagine a Columbia Gorge …
FREE NEWS: Cascade Locks received a Peace Pole at The Bridge of the Gods Pacific Northwest trailhead and rest area on Sept. 21, the International Day of Peace, from the Hood River Rotary Club.
HOOD RIVER — Mt. Adams Institute’s Sense of Place event series kicks off its 16th season on Wednesday, Oct. 8 with “Woven in Place: A Rancher’s Journey from Sheep to Fashion and the Olympics” at Columbia Center for the Arts, 215 Cascade Ave. Hood River. The show begins at 7 p.m.
1945: As an aftermath of the Celilo fishing case, in which a number of Oregon commercial fishermen were arrested on a charge of operating a drag seine in Washington waters, an Oregon warrant has been issued against one of the Washington officers involved in the case...
1945: Affirmative and negative arguments relative to the proposed construction of a dam in the Columbia river at The Dalles will be presented Saturday before army engineers, at a public hearing in the local circuit courtroom.
OREGON — Carla Mundt, volunteer coordinator with hosts at the Criterion School, reports nearly 1,800 visitors at its Open House during the duration of the 2025 Oregon State Fair.
FREE NEWS: The local event is sponsored by the American Legion Post 19 and the Mid-Columbia Veterans Memorial Committee. All are welcome.
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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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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.
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