All material ©2008 -2023 The Mountain Times and may not be reproduced/distributed in any form without written permission from the publisher. CONTACT: Matthew Nelson, Editor/Publisher [email protected]

6 天之前 · By Meredith Frigaard, The Mountain Times For 23 years, the Mt. Hood Cultural Center and Museum has hosted “Ski The Glade” as a living history event. This downhill ride has been a popular activity for over 100 years. It allows skiers and boarders to take advantage of three miles of groomed mountain terrain. The trail

2025年1月3日 · By Rep. Jeff Helfrich, The Mountain Times A few weeks ago, I was privileged to be sworn in once again as your House Representative for Oregon House District 52, and to have my family with me while taking my oath of office. Over the next few months, the members of the 83rd Legislative Assembly will

2024年12月2日 · Missing Brightwood Woman Found Dead, Husband Charged with Murder Give a gift to make a wish come true for a homeless child this season! ‘Travel 26’ Initiative Aims to Revitalize Sandy and Mt. Hood Mt. Hood Lions Club: Mountain Roar Sandy High School Scores High Marks in Machining and Welding & Fabrication Programs Hoodland Senior Center Seeks Donations to Help Meet Growing Community Needs

6 天之前 · By Adrian Knowler, The Mountain Times A group of local business leaders trying to resurrect the M.t Hood Area Chamber of Commerce are filing paperwork with the county to reactivate the group.At a January 7 meeting, local business leaders, including former chamber president Jeri McMahan, agreed to sign off on necessary forms that could kickstart

2024年12月2日 · By Marie Kennedy, The Mountain Times Hoodland Fire Department (HFD) opened its doors to the public last Saturday, not for an emergency, but to showcase a different kind of crisis: the increasing need for a new fire station. The open house introduced the department’s proposal for a larger, safer facility, giving the community a chance

2025年1月3日 · By Cathy Lavin, HWC, The Mountain Times What could be a better holiday memory than wide eyed children meeting Santa while enjoying holiday treats and having Kyle Yan of Balloon Ninja make your favorite characters? At the Hoodland Women’s Club (HWC) photos with Santa event on December 8th, participants enjoyed cookies and cocoa and posed

2024年12月2日 · By Rep. Jeff Helfrich, The Mountain Times In today’s world, it’s easy to find yourself caught up in what might be missing. Social media shows us what everyone else has, often leaving us wondering how we can have it too. However, by being so plugged in, we can often overlook the many wonderful things that

2025年1月3日 · By Amber Ford, The Mountain Times While Christmas break of 2023 left many wondering when winter would come (and then remembering how cruel she can be by mid-March), Christmas break 2024 is on track to set records with local businesses, as snow levels were packed in by mid November. Unlike the unusual dry and warm

2024年9月1日 · By Donovan Darling The Mountain Times. In an ever-changing digital world, how does a local newspaper keep up with the times? This year, The Mountain Times has made monthly issues available online for readers’ convenience — just in case you might have missed this month’s paper — and also to archive and preserve that information for future generations.