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Mt. Hood Oregon Resort Hosts Halloween Festivities for Community
For the first time in several years, the Resort hosted a Halloween event for kids of all ages on Friday, October 31. The doors opened at 6:00 p.m. and while there was a slow start (in part because folks were finishing up attending the long-time mountain tradition, Spooky Alley), things really began in earnest a short time thereafter. Games, vendors, food, beverages, and live music together with an extremely accommodating staff made for a most enjoyable evening. The Mountain T

Staff
3 days ago1 min read


Camp Arrah Wanna’s Gala Highlights Decades of Community Support
Of all the charitable organizations that dot the Hoodland Area, few can claim the combination of history and accomplishment as Camp Arrah Wanna. For generations of Mt. Hood residents, the camp is more than just a place — it’s a landmark. Since 1941, the nonprofit has been a cornerstone of the community, working to improve the education and well-being of kids and adults throughout the area. It’s a place where countless local children have had their first camp experience, and w
Justin Andress
3 days ago3 min read


Sandy High Thespians Bring Dark Dramedy to Main Stage
As temperatures drop and fall settles in, come enjoy an evening of fairytales with more than a dash of dark humor from the Sandy High School Drama Department. “Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon,” written by Don Zolidis, opens Friday, Nov. 14, and runs Nov. 15, Nov. 20-Nov. 22. All performances are at 7 p.m. and will be on the Sandy High main stage, 37400 Bell St., Sandy. “This production is like if you took the original ‘Brothers Grimm’ stories before Disney got their hands on
Brit Allen
Nov 172 min read


Bar Wars Brings Local Bars Together for Fun, Fellowship, and Friendly Competition
Closing the chapter on yet another successful Bar Wars Golf Tournament, members of The Mt. Hood Villages, golf participants, and the sponsors are reveling in the afterglow that is community fellowship, outdoor enjoyment, and competition. Hosted on October 1st at The Mt. Hood Oregon Resort, local bars competed for the glory that is “Bar Wars Champion.” While the weather was less than stellar [although typical Mt. Hood liquid sunshine in October], teams from local bars assemble
Amber Ford
Nov 172 min read


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
Nov 51 min read


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
Oct 283 min read


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
Oct 281 min read


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
Oct 152 min read


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

Staff
Oct 152 min read


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
Oct 152 min read


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
Press Release
Oct 132 min read


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
Oct 62 min read


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
Oct 12 min read


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
Oct 13 min read


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
Oct 12 min read


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
Oct 11 min read


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
Sep 261 min read


Rev it Up and Go to the Sandy Cruisin’ Car Show
Ladies and Gentlemen, start your engines. It’s time to rev it up and go to the 27th Annual Sandy Cruisin’ Car Show on Saturday, Sept. 13,...
Ty Walker
Aug 292 min read


Sandy Actors Theatre Presents Neil Simon’s 'FOOLS'
Sandy Actors Theatre is thrilled to announce its upcoming production of FOOLS, a delightfully witty comedy by the legendary playwright...
Daniel Bosserman
Aug 292 min read


Run Raises Awareness and Funds for Students in Need
While Clackamas Community College President Tim Cook’s 1,500-mile trek around the state to run to all 17 Oregon community colleges...
Brit Allen
Aug 292 min read
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