Summer heat and hidden hazards: protecting your animals
Summer in the mountains means more time outdoors for animals and the people who love them, but warmer weather brings a predictable set of health risks.
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Mountain Roar: July 2026
Chuckwagon Breakfast July 4th and 5th!
Please plan to attend our “Chuckwagon Breakfast” on Saturday, July 4th and Sunday, July 5th. Hours are from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. both days. Tickets at the door are $6.00 for kids 10 and under and $14.00 for adults. Special adult presale tickets...
Scholarship Announcement
Ellie Garmon, Ezra French, Scarlett French, and Ximena Sofia Ruiz Marron are recipients of Hoodland Women’s Club scholarships for 2026.
The Woodsman: Gut Feelings vs. Facts and Figures
This month, a break from facts and figures on forests. Forest managers rely on facts and figures, of course — data about tree growth, lumber volume and value, the volume of drinking water flowing from a forest, the number of Columbian white-tailed deer found in Oregon...
Sandy’s Mason White recognized at Coast Guard Academy commencement
On Wednesday, May 20, a select group of 266 men and women gathered to graduate in the U.S. Coast Guard’s 145th commencement exercises. Sandy’s Mason White was specifically mentioned during the commencement address given by current President Donald Trump.
Former Mountain Residents Return for One-Day Jewelry Pop-Up at Cooper's
The husband-and-wife artists behind JJ Burton Silver will bring their latest handcrafted jewelry designs to Cooper's Wine Bar in Welches for a one-day pop-up on Saturday, July 11, from 4 to 7 p.m.
Wildfire Ready Open House Focuses on Preparation, Power Shutoffs, and Home Protection
Preparing for wildfire season means more than packing a go bag. For many mountain residents, a Public Safety Power Shutoff can also mean losing water, septic systems, cell and internet connectivity, refrigeration, and other essential services for days at a time.