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Mt. Hood Lions Club Swim Lessons

Mt. Hood Lions Club Swim Lessons

Telltale signs of summer include sunny days and river swimming. Memories of the school year fade, but for many Mt. Hood Villages’ kids, summer also means learning how to fare in our waters – with the help of The Mt. Hood Lions Club.

Former Mountain Residents Return for One-Day Jewelry Pop-Up at Cooper's

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

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.

Welches Liquor Store Celebrates 30 Years of Business

Welches Liquor Store Celebrates 30 Years of Business

Owning and running a business is a challenge. Keeping the business operational and successful is another hurdle. But operating for thirty years while retaining a location in a small town is an achievement in and of itself.

Mt. Hood Pride Celebrates Community Inclusion

Mt. Hood Pride Celebrates Community Inclusion

Kicking off their seventh annual Mt. Hood Pride event on Sunday, June 21st, Coffee House 26 celebrated The Mt. Hood Villages’ queer community with a carnival-themed event.

Mountain Profile - Rae Nomura

We love to hike, snowboard, and golf. When COVID hit, we had that moment of asking ourselves, “What are we doing in the city?” We decided to move to where we actually wanted to spend our time and haven’t looked back since.

Is He On 'The Home Place?'

Is He On 'The Home Place?'

By Dave Wenzel, For the Mountain Times A few years back I was in Iowa visiting my Uncle Herman. He is an increasingly rare breed. He farms 140 acres by himself, mainly doing beans and corn. He is surrounded by thousands of acres of corporate farms with giant tractors guided