Welches Schools reopen
On Thursday, Feb. 18, Debbie Ortiz dropped her five-year-old
son, James, off at Welches Schools for his first day of in-person kindergarten.
She described the process that she a... Read more
Vision of Rhody's future offered in February meeting
Clackamas County and MIG Consultants hosted a Zoom meeting
on Wednesday, Feb. 10 to present a draft of three design alternatives for the
Rhododendron Main Street Site Redevelopm... Read more
New Welches residential subdivision in early stages
Clackamas County received a pre-application conference
request on Wednesday, Feb. 3 regarding a partition/subdivision of nearly eight
acres of land south of Hwy. 26 and to the e... Read more
Retirement delivers Postmaster Brenda Manley back to her family
Brenda Manley, postmaster for the U.S. Postal Service in the
Mount Hood region, retired in February after a 30-year career serving the
mountain communities. Read more
New technology to assist Hoodland Fire
The Hoodland Fire District (HFD) expected to have three
LUCAS chest compression system devices ready to use last month, reducing close
contact emergency responders will have wit... Read more
Leather crafts for a lifetime at Dark Forest
Welches resident Jeff Curry appreciates well-crafted objects
that can last a long time, but sees us living in a society that is more focused
on buying stuff that will quickly be... Read more
The 'Ives' of March at Nutz-n-Boltz
Kelly Lazenby, Artistic Director of Boring’s Nutz-n-Boltz
Theater Company (NNB), notes that the short plays by David Ives that will be
performed as readings in March will ... Read more
Senior Center's future in current location at risk
The Hoodland Senior Center faces an uncertain future as
Clackamas County considers ending ownership of the building the center has
occupied since 2012. &... Read more
Angela Brandenburg takes over as the new County Sheriff
Angela Brandenburg took over as the Clackamas County Sheriff
last month, following the retirement of Craig Roberts after 16 years on the
job. Brandenburg is the 33rd county sher... Read more
Commissioner Mark Shull asked to resign
Clackamas County Commissioner Mark Shull, who defeated Ken
Humberston in the November election and was sworn in earlier in January, was
censured by the Clackamas County Board of... Read more
Mountain businesses team up for raffle to benefit restaurants
Two Mount Hood businesses have teamed up to show some love
to local restaurants struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic this Valentine’s
Day.
... Read more
'Besties' a first step for Log Lodge
Last summer, Anita Halmøy Wisløff-Menteer and Erik Sims
Wisløff-Menteer found themselves as the new owners of the Log Lodge in
Rhododendron and in the middl... Read more
Draft plan for Rhody to be presented Feb. 10
Clackamas County and MIG Consultants will host an online
virtual meeting from 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 10 to present a draft of the
Rhododendron Main Street Site Redevelopmen... Read more
10 Years: Flood recovery, plaque recovered and coffee 'Crew'
The Flood
In the Feb. 2011 issue of The Mountain Times, it was
reported the mountain commun... Read more
A decade later, 2011 flood a reminder of nature's fury
As the Mountain community enters the cold and dark season
(all while dealing with a pandemic), the 10-year anniversary of the 2011 flood
reminds us all that a little warmth at t... Read more
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