By Marie Kennedy, The Mountain Times Mount Hood sweethearts Danny and Brigette Regan met in 2014 when Danny, a customer at the Still Creek Inn, crossed paths with Brigette, the owner. “It was Ladies’ Night,” Brigette chuckles. “I didn’t recognize him at first because he’d grown a beard since his last visit.” But as they talked, she remembered him. “It was a cozy little place. I’d get a good sandwich, fries, and it was a short walk home,” Danny recalls. He became a regular, an

By Marie Kennedy, The Mountain Times The state is actively planning to relocate the Mount Hood rest area in Government Camp, prompted by traffic issues and space constraints at the current site. The existing rest area, located near the east end of Government Camp Loop and Highway 26, contributes to congestion and creates navigation challenges for semis and larger vehicles. Additionally, it shares parking with the Summit Pass Ski Area, further complicating access. In 2021, Gov

By Justin Andress, The Mountain Times Last week, members of the Mt. Hood Race Team posted two first-place finishes at Mt. Bachelor’s annual Wrangler Cup. The wins are one more jewel in the crown of this prestigious mountain program that has shepherded the ski community since its infancy. Though there are multiple race teams on Mt. Hood, few have the pedigree of the Mt. Hood Race Team and Academy. Started in 1965, the Race Team has developed countless talented skiers in a ques

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Halston Asil Moreno, a beloved father, son, and friend, on January 17, 2025 at the age of 42. Asil, as most knew him, brought light and laughter to everyone who knew him. His smile could light up a room, and his kindness left a lasting impact on all who crossed his path. Asil served his country honorably as a nuclear operator in the U.S. Navy, where he displayed exceptional dedication and skill. After his military service

December 1946 - November 2024. Rest in peace.