Boys Basketball
Parkrose 76, Hood River Valley 51
The Dalles 64, Gladstone 51
LaCenter 93, Stevenson 39
Lyle-Wishram 63, Dufur 49
South Wasco 67, Ione-Arlington 57
Horizon Christian 49, Spray-Mitchell-Wheeler 26
Sherman 69, Trout Lake 20
Klickitat-Glenwood 75, Condon 60
Girls Basketball
Hood River Valley 66, Parkrose 16
LaCenter 73, Stevenson 27
Trout Lake 43, Sherman 31
South Wasco 48, Ione-Arlington 33
Spray-Mitchell-Wheeler 34, Horizon Christian 19
January 23 Results
Boys Basketball
Madras 63, The Dalles 56
LaCenter 80, Columbia 72
King’s Way Christian 64, Stevenson 38
Klickitat-Glenwood 65, Lyle-Wishram 64
Ione-Arlington 56, Horizon Christian 44
Dufur 56, Spray-Mitchell-Wheeler 23
South Wasco 65, Sherman 42
Condon 67, Trout Lake 23
Girls Basketball
Madras 53, The Dalles 42
King’s Way Christian 50, Stevenson 13
Ione-Arlington 36, Horizon Christian 8
Dufur 63, Spray-Mitchell-Wheeler 27
South Wasco 44, Sherman 28
Trout Lake 37, Condon 23
Girls Wrestling
Kianna Dominguez of The Dalles won four straight to win the 110 pound title at the Tualatin Invitational.
January 24 Results
Boys Basketball
Klickitat-Glenwood 73, Sherman 54
South Wasco 64, Stanfield 57
Girls Basketball
LaGrande 62, The Dalles 34
Stanfield 62, South Wasco 40
Southwest Christian 50, Trout Lake 31
Boys Wrestling
The Dalles’ Harley Scott won four out of five matches to finish second at 144 pounds at the Tualatin Invitational
Girls Wrestling
Hood River Valley’s Ayleen Marquez won all five of her matches to win the 110 pound title at the Hood River Girls Invitational. HRV’s Valeria Solorio Campos was third at 170 pounds, and Columbia’s Eda O’Connor was third at 120.
Mid-Columbia Community Action Council is opening a monthly drop-in center for houseless community members at The Gloria Center in The Dalles. The drop-in center will open the last Friday of each month from 9 a.m. to 3 pm, beginning this Friday. The drop-in center will provide essential services and support to community members experiencing houselessness in a welcoming, dignified environment. Services available include a hot meal, showers, laundry services, basic needs supplies, and connections to additional community resources. More details can be found on the Drop-In Center & Severe Weather Resources page of mccac.com. MCCAC regional shelter manager Liz Leon says the center is designed to meet immediate needs while also connecting people with longer-term resources and support. Participants aren’t required to go through any sort of intake process to utilize the service. Community members interested in volunteering, donating supplies, or making a financial contribution to support the drop-in center can contact info@mccac.com.
The Hood River County School District has opened kindergarten and new student enrollment for the 2026-27 school year. Families with children who will be five years old by September 1 of this year are eligible to enroll their children at their neighborhood school. Kindergarten orientation is planned for April 30 from 5:30 to 6:30 at each elementary school. New student enrollment is exclusively for those who have not attended a school in the Hood River County School District during the current academic year. To enroll new students, complete an online form available on the district website, and visit the enrollment page on the site.
A temporary single lane closure will take place on the northbound lanes on the Hood River-White Salmon Bridge Tuesday morning from 10 a.m. to Noon to support work associated with the Hood River Bridge Replacement project. Port of Hood River officials say the closure is needed to complete the installation of a tide sensor and weather station. Flaggers will be on site to manage traffic safety. Travelers should expect delays of approximately 15 minutes between 10:00 a.m. to Noon.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued a 40-year- license for the proposed Goldendale Energy Storage project. Developer Rye Development made the announcement on Thursday. It’s an important step forward for the project, but also represents just one of many permitting hurdles that must be cleared for it to move forward, with environmental and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reviews still to come. The pumped storage hydropower project would be at the site of a former aluminum smelter near Goldendale. It would store electricity for up to twelve hours and generate 1,200 megawatts of on-demand electricity, enough to power about 500,000 homes. Developers say the project is expected to create more than 3,000 family-wage jobs during its four- to five-year construction period, as well as dozens of permanent jobs. Rye Development says the project is expected to generate more than $10 million annually for Klickitat County.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued a 40-year- license for the proposed Goldendale Energy Storage project. Developer Rye Development made the announcement on Thursday. It’s an important step forward for the project, but also represents just one of many permitting hurdles that must be cleared for it to move forward, with environmental and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reviews still to come. The pumped storage hydropower project would be at the site of a former aluminum smelter near Goldendale. It would store electricity for up to twelve hours and generate 1,200 megawatts of on-demand electricity, enough to power about 500,000 homes. Developers say the project is expected to create more than 3,000 family-wage jobs during its four- to five-year construction period, as well as dozens of permanent jobs. Rye Development says the project is expected to generate more than $10 million annually for Klickitat County.
The Dalles Public Works will begin work on Monday to replace and upgrade a sewer main on Federal Street between East 1st and East 2nd. There will be a full closure of Federal Street between East 1st and the alley between East 1st and East 2nd from Monday through Friday of next week. Parking lots on East 1st will remain open and accessible. Pedestrian and sidewalk access will remain open through the duration of this work. Work hours are from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on each scheduled work day. The street will remain closed after work hours until the work is complete. Proceed with caution in that area during street closures.
Boys Basketball
Hood River Valley 61, Putnam 48: The Eagles pulled away in the second half to win their second straight game. Putnam led by seven midway through the second quarter, but Hood River came back to lead 25-22 at halftime, and controlled the game from there. J.J. Poole scored 19 points to lead HRV, Talon Britt tallied 15, and Grant Dunn scored 14. Nehemian Overton-Pittman led the Kingsmen with 15.
Nixyaawii 66, Dufur 45
Girls Basketball
Putnam 44, Hood River Valley 38: The Eagles struggled shooting the ball both from the field and at the free throw line. Both Lucy Warren and Jada Eatman scored 18 for Putnam, while Emily Doss led the Eagles with 17.
Columbia 36, LaCenter 23: The Bruins move to 8-2 in the Trico League.
Trout Lake 45, Irrigon 33
Dufur 55, Nixyaawii 49
Boys Basketball
Kalama 66, Columbia 62
Girls Wrestling
Hood River Valley 54, Canby 18: Ayleen Marquez, Asai Akhmedova, Xiomara Gordian-Gomez, and Valeria Solorio Campos all scored wins by fall for the Eagles.
Boys Wrestling
Canby 54, Hood River Valley 21: Copeland Louis and Rury Pelayo Ceja scored wins by fall for HRV.
