Jan 3, 2025 · By Lucas Holmgren, The Mountain Times Pacific Northwest veterans know that winter can be a beautiful season in Washington and Oregon. Yes, the rain can be torrential, or relentless, but the breaks in between are worth it. If you’ve got layers and appropriate rain gear that truly covers and protects, the winter season can be

Jan 3, 2025 · By Lloyd Musser, The Mountain Times There is good news and not-so-good news from the Mt. Hood Cultural Center and Museum, AKA The Museum. The good news is that Dave Winterling has been hired as the Executive Director. Dave is also the volunteer President of the Mt. Hood Ski Patrol.The not-so-good news is that the

Jan 3, 2025 · By Joe O’Leary, The Mountain Times There is a plague across high school basketball. All over the nation, high school basketball coaches take players around 6 foot 4 inches to 6 foot 8 inches and make them play a cookie cutter big man role for their team. It makes sense in theory, that height range

Dec 2, 2024 · By Gary Randall, The Mountain Times In the early days the Welches Hotel wasn’t the only resort in the Salmon River Valley in the foothills of Mount Hood, Oregon. About a mile past the Welch’s place, at the end of the road, was Tawney’s Mountain Home. Situated along the Salmon River with vast stretches of

Oct 1, 2024 · By Amber FordThe Mountain Times Back in action for another Halloween season, Spook Alley is gearing up to be a fun-filled family event for kids of all ages. Long time Spook Alley host and organizer, Shirley Dueber, is excited and filled with anticipation over another opportunity to help host this most sought after community event.“I

Nov 4, 2024 · By Cassie Kanable, WTPCO, The Mountain Times Parent Teacher CornerOctober was a wonderful month of fundraising, community connection, and fall festivities! Our Welches students kicked off the year by raising over $14,000 during our annual Rainbow Run, with each class proudly sporting their class colors and school …

Dec 2, 2024 · By Amber Ford, The Mountain Times Continuing on with their yearly Christmas Toy Drive Dinner, The Mt. Hood Lions Club is set to kick off their 28th dinner on Saturday, December 7th. Guests can enjoy happy hour from 6pm-7pm, with dinner served at 7pm. A staple in the Mt. Hood Villages since 1996, the Christmas

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Jul 1, 2024 · By Amber FordThe Mountain Times When it comes to creativity and making a difference within their community, Allie Schouten and Danella Demary of Wander Free and Queer are taking aim at art and their passion for the outdoors with their small business. Originally from New England, Schouten and Demary set their R.V. sails west and

Missing Brightwood Woman Found Dead, Husband Charged with Murder Give a gift to make a wish come true for a homeless child this season! ‘Travel 26’ Initiative Aims to Revitalize Sandy and Mt. Hood Mt. Hood Lions Club: Mountain Roar Sandy High School Scores High Marks in Machining and Welding & Fabrication Programs Hoodland Senior Center Seeks Donations to Help Meet Growing Community Needs