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Viewfinder: The Future of Our Communities

Sandy Actors Theatre to Present 'The Odd Couple' (Female Version)

Principal for the Day Event Goes Deeper than Reading, Writing, & Arithmetic

Tommy Tarrants Celebrates 10 Years With the ‘Times’

Mark Bachmann: Life on the Water

Jeff Flood

Hoodland Women’s Club Gala Brings Fun and Funds to Community

Just a Distillery serves up more than Just Rum

Gary Randall to Speak at CPO Community Meeting

Next Ball Mindset: Lena Smith Turns Rejection into Determination

A 'Thank You' from Hoodland Senior Center

Hoodland Community Planning Organization, October 2025

Spooky Alley Returns for a Night of Family Fun Outside Welches' Thriftway

Improve Your Quality of Life With Movement

Kiwanis stroll exceeds goal, raises record $54,000

19TH ANNUAL GIRLFRIENDS RUN/WALK RAISES AWARENESS AND FUNDS FOR BREAST CANCER SUPPORT IN THE NORTHWEST

Clackamas Women’s Services to host community workshop in Welches

Viewfinder: Mount Hood’s Eruptive Past Still Shapes Our Valley

Understanding Pet Behavior: Stress, Fear, and Common Challenges

Fiesta Latina Fills Pub 26 With Music, Dance, and Community Spirit

Open House Promotes Steiner Cabin Revival

Sandy Actor's Theater Presents, 'The Odd Couple'

Welches School’s Volleyball Program a Big Hit

Jon Adams: A Folk Life on the Mountain

Mountain Matters: Men’s Meet Up Support Group

Mountain Profile: Kimberly Anzarut

Heritage Night Event Returns to Government Camp, November 1, 2025

Mountain Roar October 2025

Judith Norval: A Life of Art and Community

Hoodland Womens Club Update, October 2025

Mt. Hood Hospice Partners with Sandy Senior Center to Recognize Local Veterans

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Mt. Pizza Is About More than Bringing in the Dough

Fire Focus: Firefighter Student Gets on the Career Track

Don’t Act Your Age

Meet the Artist: Herbalist Cari Gesch

AntFarm Youth Services Fights to Keep Vital Summer Program Alive

Living with Cougars in the Welches and Mt. Hood Area

Emergency Food Boxes Help Hoodland Seniors Stay Prepared

Vet Corner: Hidden Dangers: Common Toxins for Pets and Livestock

The Viewfinder: A P-38 Crash in the Bull Run Watershed

FORE: The Grass is Always GreenerWhen Golf and Proverbs Collide

Orchid Health Announces Provider Transition at Hoodland Clinic

Sandy Actors Theatre Presents Neil Simon’s 'FOOLS'

Well Adjusted: Move More Every Day

The Whole Tooth: Multitasking Nerves

Run Raises Awareness and Funds for Students in Need

Contributing to Our Community With a Gala, Crafts and More

The Woodsman: More Darned Invasive Plants: Vinca, Holly, Daisies

Local Workers Balance Heavy Workloads During Busy Summer

No Pioneer Left Behind Creates Opportunity for Students

Meet the Artist: Morgan King

From Timberline to the Tides: Jon Tullis’ River of Songs

Hoodland Sees First Family of Third-Generation Firefighters

Public Pay Tribute to Guide Dogs for The Blind

Sandy High Girls Soccer Team Looks to Improve 2025 Record

School Board Backs Bond

Spirit Of Phoenix Remains Mountain Strong

Hoodland Library Celebrates 10 Years

Mountain Matters: August Paint Nights

Dahlia Festival Dreams in Full Bloom

Mt. Hood Hospice Prepares Time of Remembering Event in Meinig Park for Aug. 28

The Whole Tooth: TMJ Trap of Social Media

Growing Together: How AntFarm’s Sandy Youth Garden is Restoring Soil, Skills, and Community

Sandy Police Department Launches New Video Project

Dennis McNabb

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Pet Corner: Living With Cats

Blake Miller

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Mountain Matters: TodoSomos Brings Venezuelan Refugee Crisis Testimonies to the Mt. Hood Villages

Amber Ford

Oct 283 min read

Mountain Profile: Julie Frederick-Todd

Staff

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Artist of the Month: Lisa Page

Amber Ford

Oct 282 min read

AntFarm’s YouthCore Wraps a Peak Season and Keeps the Work Going Year-Round

Devin Kelly

Oct 283 min read

Orchid Health Celebrates 1 Year in Welches

Justin Andress

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Mt. Hood Reacts to Hood to Coast Relay

Justin Andress

Sep 263 min read

Happy 100th, Fred! A Mountain Neighbor Marks a Milestone

Marie Kennedy

Sep 263 min read

Where Every Cup Carries the Mission

Devin Kelly

Sep 253 min read

Rev it Up and Go to the Sandy Cruisin’ Car Show

Ty Walker

Aug 292 min read

How a Grassroots Group Saved the Sandy River

Justin Andress

Aug 294 min read

Sewing Seeds of Community: Piecemakers Quilt for a Cause

Justin Andress

Aug 283 min read

Recognizing Big Impacts of War in a Small Town

Brit Allen

Aug 282 min read

Returning Pioneers Bolster ‘Athletic and Explosive’ Team

Brit Allen

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Boring Brewing is Anything But...

Ty Walker

Aug 283 min read

Mountain Profile: David Lythgoe

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Aug 282 min read

Rosemary Nichols Breaks World Record

Marie Kennedy

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Viewfinder: The Future of Our Communities

Who are we as a community? We may not be incorporated towns, but we have an identity nonetheless - one built on shared history, hard work, and the unique beauty of this place we call home. Our story is one that’s been passed down through generations, and it continues to grow with every person who puts down roots here. A community that remembers its past has an identity. A community with an identity has pride. And pride leads to protection - protection of the forests, river

Gary Randall

Sandy Actors Theatre to Present 'The Odd Couple' (Female Version)

Sandy Actors Theatre is pleased to announce the second show of their 49th season, Neil Simon’s “The Odd Couple (Female Version),” directed by Joni Tabler. The show runs from November 21-December 14, 2025, with tickets available for purchase online at sandyactorstheatre.com or at the door. “The Odd Couple (Female Version)” is based on Simon’s original, The Odd Couple. This adaptation introduces the audience to Olive and Florence, two women whose desperation and loneliness res

Justin Andress

Sandy Police Department Launches New Video Project

In an era when police departments nationwide are grappling with staffing shortages and strained public relations, finding new ways to connect with the community has never been more essential. The Sandy Police Department is taking a particularly creative approach to that end through a new video project that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the men and women serving the city The project, spearheaded by Sergeant Thornton, whose responsibilities include recruitment, retention,

Dennis McNabb

Principal for the Day Event Goes Deeper than Reading, Writing, & Arithmetic

Mary Forrest, owner of Forrest Insurance Agency, had been to the Welches School before, thanks to watching her two boys play sports there. But on Tuesday, Oct. 14, Forrest got a much more nuanced look into what goes on during school hours, thanks to the annual Principal for the Day event held in partnership with the Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce. “I expected to observe a day in the life of a principal, but I came away with so much more,” she said. “I had no idea just how ful

Oregon Trail School District

Pet Corner: Living With Cats

Cats have a way of inserting themselves into whatever we’re doing. If you’ve ever made a bed with a cat in the room, you know it becomes a full-contact sport. They leap onto the sheets just as you’re smoothing them out, tunnel under the comforter, and eventually sit proudly in the center like they’ve helped. They climb into boxes before you’ve even unpacked them, and they treat the items on your nightstand as if they're part of a science experiment. What starts off as a styli

Blake Miller

Tommy Tarrants Celebrates 10 Years With the ‘Times’

In November, Tommy Tarrants will enter his tenth year working for The Mountain Times . Tarrants is the person charged with delivering roughly 4,500 newspapers to bars, resorts, hotels, golf courses, and grocery stores between Government Camp and Sandy. Tarrants began his career with The Mountain Times approximately four owners ago, by his count. He was simply doing a favor for his friend. At that point, the Times was owned by Larry Berteau. “Larry was delivering the paper h

Justin Andress

Mountain Matters: TodoSomos Brings Venezuelan Refugee Crisis Testimonies to the Mt. Hood Villages

As immigration continues to be a topic of relentless discussion, it goes without saying that many people are accepting risk and danger to enter countries for better opportunities. Whether it is due to economic crisis, organized crime, or an overall desire to better themselves, refugees continue to risk everything for a chance at a better future. And while many members of our community can say they have experienced this firsthand, a few members of our Mt. Hood Villages family

Amber Ford

Mountain Profile: Julie Frederick-Todd

Name: Julie Frederick-Todd Place of birth: Scobey, Montana How long on the Mountain: 1990 - short break from 1995 to 1997, then back again. If you were not brought here as a child, what brought you to the Mountain: My sister brought me to the mountain. Back in the late 70s we went to Parkrose and skied as teenagers. She was on the ski team and ended up coaching at Cooper Spur and working at Timberline Lodge for 20 years. Everyone who skied the mountain knew Camille for h

Staff

Mark Bachmann: Life on the Water

Mark Bachmann has spent more than half a century in pursuit of fish – and something deeper. His book, The Virtue of Fly Fishing V2 , published last spring, gathers those decades of reflection into a 409-page work that is part memoir, part natural history, and part meditation on how humans fit within the living systems that sustain us. “The Virtue of Fly Fishing,” Bachmann writes in his foreword, “is about the art, science, history, politics, religion, romance, and adventure i

Marie Kennedy

Jeff Flood

It isn’t often an entire community can say they have witnessed greatness born. It also isn’t often an entire community can say they witnessed greatness flourish. And it is almost never that an entire community can say they have witnessed greatness become legend. But now, the entire communities of Mt. Hood Villages and Sandy can say, without a doubt, they have been a part of that most unique phenomenon with the life and death of Jeff Flood. Born to Colene and Jeff Flood on J

Amber Ford

Hoodland Women’s Club Gala Brings Fun and Funds to Community

The Hoodland Women’s Club turned community spirit into celebration this fall, hosting its first Harvest of Hope Gala – a night of good food, live music, and local generosity that raised nearly $14,000 for neighbors in need. When more than 70 guests gathered at Alpine Events on October 4 for the club’s inaugural gala, it wasn’t just an elegant evening – it was a statement of purpose. Beneath the soft lights, live music, and laughter, the community came together to support an o

Marie Kennedy

Just a Distillery serves up more than Just Rum

Just Rum’s cocktail menu often includes some seasonal choices. We’ve all been there: dragged down the rabbit hole by curiosity over some random topic we find fascinating, whether it’s Wikipedia-ing your favorite artist’s life story or searching the depths of the internet for that discontinued product you have to have. For John Hasbrouck, his rabbit hole was the history of rum, and from that deep dive came the award-winning business: Just Rum. According to his master distiller

Brit Allen

Gary Randall to Speak at CPO Community Meeting

The Hoodland Community Planning Organization (HCPO) is happy to welcome local favorite Gary Randall to its community meeting at 7 p.m. on Thursday, November 20, main building in the Osprey Room at Mt. Hood Oregon Resort. Gary’s a familiar face around Mount Hood – a photographer, storyteller, and a guy who knows his Oregon history. He’s spent a lifetime exploring the backroads and beauty of this place. He’ll start the evening with a quick Mountain Minute about his photography,

Staff

Next Ball Mindset: Lena Smith Turns Rejection into Determination

Basketball player Michael Jordan was cut from his school’s basketball team his sophomore year, the New York Knicks’ Carmelo Anthony was cut from his high school team, and Lena Smith was cut from her 4th grade basketball team. Smith, unlike Jordan and Anthony, did not go on to play basketball. Instead, as a freshman on Sandy High School’s Varsity Volleyball team, she placed second at nationals. After being cut in fourth grade, Smith’s PE teacher offered her a spot on the voll

Megan Hutchinson

Artist of the Month: Lisa Page

A resident of The Mt. Hood Villages since the age of three, musician Lisa Page has been an instrumental part in the delightful sounds, education, and melodies of the community for the last 37 years. Inspired by her mother’s own piano skills, Page became a student of music at age six. “My mom always played and it just seemed like that is what you do when you grow up,” Page said. “There were artists that I loved and wanted to make music like. I like playing percussively while c

Amber Ford

AntFarm’s YouthCore Wraps a Peak Season and Keeps the Work Going Year-Round

Summer 2025 marked a peak season for YouthCore crews, filled with steady work, community partnerships, and the kind of growth that happens when purpose meets opportunity. Across the region, youth and young adults ages 14 to 24 cleared brush, maintained trails, supported events, and helped property owners care for the places they love. For these young workers, it is more than a paycheck. It is a chance to gain confidence, learn professionalism, and serve their community with p

Devin Kelly

A 'Thank You' from Hoodland Senior Center

Dear Friends and Neighbors, I wanted to take a moment to thank you for standing by our seniors, especially during challenging times. For 49 years, the Hoodland Senior Center has been a place where older adults in our community can find connection, care, and resources they depend on. Things like home-delivered meals, exercise classes, wellness checks, transportation to medical appointments, a place to gather and socialize, and simply a friendly face to talk to. It’s a trusted

Carianne Stearns

Hoodland Community Planning Organization, October 2025

We look forward to the beginning of the school year. Take care when driving to keep all of our children safe. Schools are an important community asset. They provide the physical infrastructure for education from pre-K to Seniors and other community workshop space. Our area does not have a community space as we once had at the Dorman Center. That space for meeting has not been replaced and there is no plan to provide a useful space for the entire community to use. Our hope is

Pat Erdenberger

Spooky Alley Returns for a Night of Family Fun Outside Welches' Thriftway

Back for another Halloween season, Spooky Alley is set to transform the Thriftway plaza into a lively celebration for families on Friday, October 31, from 6:30–8:30 p.m. A longtime tradition in the Mt. Hood Villages, the event has become more than just trick-or-treating — it’s a carnival-style gathering where kids, teens, and families come together to celebrate in a safe, spirited environment. Spooky Alley offers plenty of candy, but what makes it stand out are the activiti

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Improve Your Quality of Life With Movement

"A walk in nature walks the soul back home." – Henry David Thoreau In our digital world, it’s all too easy to spend hours scrolling social media, binge-watching shows, or getting lost in online distractions. While these activities can be entertaining, they often keep us sedentary — and our bodies (and minds) pay the price. Physical movement is not just about fitness; it’s about improving your overall quality of life. Research shows that regular activity can boost mood, incre

Orchid Health

Kiwanis stroll exceeds goal, raises record $54,000

Late summer rain couldn’t dampen the spirit of the nearly 200 supporters who came out to the Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp Walk, Roll, or Stroll at Oaks Amusement Park on Sept. 14. The rain-soaked participants helped make the Kiwanis fundraiser the largest in its18-year history. “Together, we made history,” Kiwanis Development and Communications Director Skye Burns said to the supporters. “Thanks to your amazing generosity and enthusiasm, we raised over $54,000, making this our most

Ty Walker

19TH ANNUAL GIRLFRIENDS RUN/WALK RAISES AWARENESS AND FUNDS FOR BREAST CANCER SUPPORT IN THE NORTHWEST

For immediate release: " Vancouver, WA – October 12, 2025 – Breast cancer remains one of the leading causes of serious illness and death among women—especially among women of color and those in rural communities. To raise awareness and funds for breast health education, and funds for early detection, financial assistance, and emotional/psychological support programs, Pink Lemonade Project has been named the beneficiary of the 19th Annual Girlfriends Run/Walk by WHY Racing Eve

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Clackamas Women’s Services to host community workshop in Welches

When Susan “Phoenix” Lane was found last year, and her death ruled a result of domestic violence by those who love her, people on the...

Brit Allen

Viewfinder: Mount Hood’s Eruptive Past Still Shapes Our Valley

Mount Hood’s summit is a familiar sight for everyone who calls The Mountain their home. It’s the backdrop to our lives, a landmark that...

Gary Randall

Understanding Pet Behavior: Stress, Fear, and Common Challenges

Behavior issues in cats and dogs can be stressful and confusing for owners. Whether it’s a cat urinating outside the litter box or a dog...

Blake Miller

Fiesta Latina Fills Pub 26 With Music, Dance, and Community Spirit

The sound of live music, laughter, and dancing spilled out of Pub 26 in Welches on September 19, as neighbors gathered for Fiesta Latina,...

Justin Andress

Open House Promotes Steiner Cabin Revival

Over the last several years, Mt. Hood has rediscovered one of its most valuable cultural treasures: the Steiner Cabins. On October 18,...

Justin Andress

Sandy Actor's Theater Presents, 'The Odd Couple'

Sandy Actors Theatre is proud to announce the upcoming production of The Odd Couple (Female Version ), written by Neil Simon. The play...

Staff

Welches School’s Volleyball Program a Big Hit

Kalee Robertson got her start in volleyball in elementary school, then became the starting server during middle school and continued to...

Oregon Trail School District

Orchid Health Celebrates 1 Year in Welches

(from L to R): Malika Cox, Julie Lazar, Andrew White, Fran Stier, Cayla Solso, Ryan Ellsworth Folks in the Hoodland area are a pretty...

Justin Andress

Jon Adams: A Folk Life on the Mountain

The chairs never matched, but it was a comfortable room. A wingback angled beside a few dining room chairs, a love seat pushed against...

Marie Kennedy

Mountain Matters: Men’s Meet Up Support Group

As we close the chapter on September and Suicide Awareness month, mental health continues to grow into the limelight with different...

Amber Ford

Mountain Profile: Kimberly Anzarut

Place of birth: Loveland, Colorado How long on the Mountain: five years If you were not brought here as a child, what brought you to...

Justin Andress

Heritage Night Event Returns to Government Camp, November 1, 2025

Mark your calendar for November 1, 2025, and attend the annual Mt. Hood Cultural Center & Museum’s Heritage Night celebration. This fun...

Staff

Mountain Roar October 2025

Golf Tourney On Saturday, September 6th, the Mt. Hood Oregon Resort put on the 2nd Annual Welches Charity Open Golf Tournament with the...

Lion Milt Fox

Judith Norval: A Life of Art and Community

Judith Louise Norval, 87, born in Cleveland, Ohio on February 17, 1938, passed peacefully at home in Zig Zag, OR September 10, 2025. ...

Staff

Hoodland Womens Club Update, October 2025

Robin Fritsch, a massage therapist at Mountain Life Clinic, was awarded $1,500 to pursue training to help clients with pain management...

Pat Zimmer

Mt. Hood Hospice Partners with Sandy Senior Center to Recognize Local Veterans

Mt. Hood Hospice and the Sandy Senior Center have partnered on hosting this event to honor veterans for three years. Credit: Mt. Hood...

Brit Allen

Mt. Hood Reacts to Hood to Coast Relay

Every year, hundreds of tourists flock to Mt. Hood to jog through the summertime heat as participants in the annual Hood to Coast Relay....

Justin Andress

Happy 100th, Fred! A Mountain Neighbor Marks a Milestone

It isn’t every day the mountain gets to celebrate a centenarian! On Monday, September 15, longtime resident Fred Thornberg turned 100 –...

Marie Kennedy

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Welcome back, dear reader, to another installment of the chronicles of the Mount Hood golf scene. There will be no stone unturned by your...

Bradford Bixby

Mt. Pizza Is About More than Bringing in the Dough

The staff at Mt. Pizza and Brews have been serving Sandy since May 23. Credit: Brit Allen. In her only four months in business in Sandy,...

Brit Allen

Fire Focus: Firefighter Student Gets on the Career Track

Aidan DeOliveira always knew he wanted to have a career in public service. He says he wants to do something that helps people and now...

Ty Walker

Don’t Act Your Age

As Jamela Turin prepares for her first high school varsity game, she remembers her parents’ advice: “Don’t act younger than everyone. You...

Megan Hutchinson

Meet the Artist: Herbalist Cari Gesch

The creation of art is typically demonstrated with brush strokes, camera flashes, and pencil markings, but to local herbalist Cari Gesch,...

Amber Ford

Where Every Cup Carries the Mission

The mornings are becoming crisp in Sandy, and nothing feels more welcoming than the smell of coffee and fresh baked goods at the AntFarm...

Devin Kelly

AntFarm Youth Services Fights to Keep Vital Summer Program Alive

A Sudden Shift in Funding. In early spring, AntFarm Youth Services learned that the funding which had powered its summer work experience...

Devin Kelly

Living with Cougars in the Welches and Mt. Hood Area

Cougars are an essential part of the Mt. Hood ecosystem, and their presence in the surrounding areas is more common than many residents...

Staff

Emergency Food Boxes Help Hoodland Seniors Stay Prepared

Twice a year, the Hoodland Senior Center delivers emergency food boxes to all local Meals on Wheels participants, helping to ensure older...

Brittany Kintigh

Vet Corner: Hidden Dangers: Common Toxins for Pets and Livestock

Toxic exposures in animals happen more often than you’d think, and many come from everyday items around your home, pasture, or barn....

Blake Miller

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Sandy Police Department Launches New Video Project

Pet Corner: Living With Cats

Mountain Matters: TodoSomos Brings Venezuelan Refugee Crisis Testimonies to the Mt. Hood Villages

Mountain Profile: Julie Frederick-Todd

Artist of the Month: Lisa Page

AntFarm’s YouthCore Wraps a Peak Season and Keeps the Work Going Year-Round

Orchid Health Celebrates 1 Year in Welches

Mt. Hood Reacts to Hood to Coast Relay

Happy 100th, Fred! A Mountain Neighbor Marks a Milestone

Where Every Cup Carries the Mission

Rev it Up and Go to the Sandy Cruisin’ Car Show

How a Grassroots Group Saved the Sandy River

Sewing Seeds of Community: Piecemakers Quilt for a Cause

Recognizing Big Impacts of War in a Small Town

Returning Pioneers Bolster ‘Athletic and Explosive’ Team

Boring Brewing is Anything But...

Mountain Profile: David Lythgoe

Rosemary Nichols Breaks World Record

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Viewfinder: The Future of Our Communities

Sandy Actors Theatre to Present 'The Odd Couple' (Female Version)

Sandy Police Department Launches New Video Project

Principal for the Day Event Goes Deeper than Reading, Writing, & Arithmetic

Pet Corner: Living With Cats

Tommy Tarrants Celebrates 10 Years With the ‘Times’

Mountain Matters: TodoSomos Brings Venezuelan Refugee Crisis Testimonies to the Mt. Hood Villages

Mountain Profile: Julie Frederick-Todd

Mark Bachmann: Life on the Water

Jeff Flood

Hoodland Women’s Club Gala Brings Fun and Funds to Community

Just a Distillery serves up more than Just Rum

Gary Randall to Speak at CPO Community Meeting

Next Ball Mindset: Lena Smith Turns Rejection into Determination

Artist of the Month: Lisa Page

AntFarm’s YouthCore Wraps a Peak Season and Keeps the Work Going Year-Round

A 'Thank You' from Hoodland Senior Center

Hoodland Community Planning Organization, October 2025

Spooky Alley Returns for a Night of Family Fun Outside Welches' Thriftway

Improve Your Quality of Life With Movement

Kiwanis stroll exceeds goal, raises record $54,000

19TH ANNUAL GIRLFRIENDS RUN/WALK RAISES AWARENESS AND FUNDS FOR BREAST CANCER SUPPORT IN THE NORTHWEST

Clackamas Women’s Services to host community workshop in Welches

Viewfinder: Mount Hood’s Eruptive Past Still Shapes Our Valley

Understanding Pet Behavior: Stress, Fear, and Common Challenges

Fiesta Latina Fills Pub 26 With Music, Dance, and Community Spirit

Open House Promotes Steiner Cabin Revival

Sandy Actor's Theater Presents, 'The Odd Couple'

Welches School’s Volleyball Program a Big Hit

Orchid Health Celebrates 1 Year in Welches

Jon Adams: A Folk Life on the Mountain

Mountain Matters: Men’s Meet Up Support Group

Mountain Profile: Kimberly Anzarut

Heritage Night Event Returns to Government Camp, November 1, 2025

Mountain Roar October 2025

Judith Norval: A Life of Art and Community

Hoodland Womens Club Update, October 2025

Mt. Hood Hospice Partners with Sandy Senior Center to Recognize Local Veterans

Mt. Hood Reacts to Hood to Coast Relay

Happy 100th, Fred! A Mountain Neighbor Marks a Milestone

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Mt. Pizza Is About More than Bringing in the Dough

Fire Focus: Firefighter Student Gets on the Career Track

Don’t Act Your Age

Meet the Artist: Herbalist Cari Gesch

Where Every Cup Carries the Mission

AntFarm Youth Services Fights to Keep Vital Summer Program Alive

Living with Cougars in the Welches and Mt. Hood Area

Emergency Food Boxes Help Hoodland Seniors Stay Prepared

Vet Corner: Hidden Dangers: Common Toxins for Pets and Livestock

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