Parkdale News

Oregon State Police arrested a 21-year old Welches resident Tuesday afternoon in relation to a Sunday head-on traffic crash on Highway 35 south of Mt.

Hood River County Library supporters spoke out in force Wednesday and the Board of Commissioners acted quickly.

Paul Edmond Ewers, 55, of Hood River died January 16, 2010, as the result of an injury sustained while working on I-84 near Mosier, Oregon.

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'I think with this economy people are being more conservative with their money and they definitely want a good deal,' said Daryn Fogle, owner of the local Sears, 1795 12th Street .

A political action committee has formed to advocate for creation of a new taxing district that will fund three libraries in Hood River County .

A Madras man and his daughter died from injuries sustained Saturday morning in an two-car accident on Highway 35, about five miles north of Mt.

If approved, the Board of County Commissioners will adopt an order to establish the district on Dec.

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Built in 1906, the Mount Hood Railroad climbs from an altitude of 99 feet at Hood River to the small orchard town of 1,788-foot-high Parkdale, nestled in the foothills of Mount Hood's north face.

A Parkdale man is protesting two DUII arrests that occurred within the span of a few minutes on the same day.

Westside Elementary School failed to reach 60 percent proficiency in basic math and reading skills for low-income, Hispanic and disabled students.