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Warm Springs Fires

Warm Springs Fires

By Amber Ford, The Mountain Times With wildfires consuming large portions of the land of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, residents and organizations are scrambling to house, feed, and provide clean water to those directly affected. As smoke and wind linger throughout their neighborhoods, community leaders have reached out

When You Look at a Tree, What Do You See?

When You Look at a Tree, What Do You See?

By Dr. David Wenzel, For The Mountain Times For most of its life, a tree’s work is easy to see. A Douglas fir spends decades reaching toward the sky, adding a new ring each year. It turns sunlight, soil, and water into wood, pulls carbon from the atmosphere, shades

Fore! September '26 - Close Encounters of a Golf Kind

Fore! September '26 - Close Encounters of a Golf Kind

By Greg Johnson, For The Mountain Times Hello again, dear readers, and welcome back to another edition of Fore, the spot where you can find all your local golf news and possibly even learn something. Well, perhaps you won’t learn anything, but I still appreciate you taking the time

Strong Body, Strong Mind, Hutchinson commits to success on SHS cross country

Strong Body, Strong Mind, Hutchinson commits to success on SHS cross country

By Megan Hutcherson A peanut butter and jelly sandwich, goldfish, and grapes: the meal of a champion. Or at least, the pre-race meal for three-year state qualifier Chloe Hutchison. Hutchison’s mental toughness and commitment to bettering herself definitely makes her a champion to Sandy High School’s

Oregon leaders oppose USFS plans to rescind Roadless Rule, open national forest lands to development

Oregon leaders oppose USFS plans to rescind Roadless Rule, open national forest lands to development

Public input on latesr step of federal process sought before Sept. 21 By Brit Allen, The Sandy Standard As the U.S. Forest Service moves forward with its plan that would reverse a 25-year-old rule that prevented development of select national forest lands, the public is invited again

Celebrating 5 Years of Mt. Hood Unida

Celebrating 5 Years of Mt. Hood Unida

By Cristina Saldivar, For The Mountain Times Recently, Mt. Hood Unida’s Board met to prepare for our next year of events and programs. As we began the meeting, we proudly recounted what we’ve accomplished in the past five years: hosting 15 events that celebrate the culture and contributions

Two Procedures That Change the Course of Your Pet's Life

Two Procedures That Change the Course of Your Pet's Life

By Dr. Blake Miller, For The Mountain Times With wildfires consuming large portions of the land of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, residents and organizations are scrambling to house, feed, and provide clean water to those directly affected. As smoke and wind linger throughout their neighborhoods, community leaders have