By Pat Zimmer, For The Mountain Times Everyone is invited to an evening of elegance, entertainment, community giving, meeting ...

By: Amber Ford, The Mountain Times There are so many unique and wonderful things in The Mt. Hood Villages and The Mt. Hood National Forest. A snow-covered mountain, pristine lakes and rivers, lush ...

I would like to thank Dr. David Wenzel for his beautiful piece in the August 2026 issue of the Mountain Times. Living here ...

I think it’s fair to say the consensus of folks who live here is generally gratitude – not just for the beauty of our area, but for the kindness and neighborly energy of the residents. Let’s send out ...

(Sandy, OR, September 4, 2026) — The Mt. Hood National Forest has reduced the closure order for the Grasshopper Fire, just in time for Labor Day weekend. Due to improved containment and safer ...

By Marie Kennedy, The Mountain Times As the Grasshopper Fire kept portions of the Mount Hood corridor under a Level 1 ...

Mondays and Tuesdays are interesting days in a chiropractic clinic. They’re often filled with people who felt perfectly fine Friday and considerably less fine by Sunday night. Maybe you spent all day ...

Transitioning from relaxed summer days to structured school mornings is always a balancing act for mountain families. In the scramble to prepare for the new school year, routine doctor visits are easy ...

With wildfires consuming large portions of the land of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, residents and organizations are scrambling to house, feed, and provide clean water to those directly ...