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September 5-6 Prep Sports Scoreboard

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Football

Hood River Valley 35, Reynolds 20

The Dalles 21, Molalla 7

Hoquiam 54, Columbia 14

Hudson’s Bay 40, Stevenson 24

Lyle-Wishram-Klickitat 58, Prospect 6

Harper Charter 73, South Wasco 0

 

Girls Soccer

Western Christian 5, Trout Lake-Horizon Christian 1

 

Cross Country

Trout Lake’s Melody Stock was fourth, Columbia’s Lilah Zimmerman 10th, and Daisy Jones of Stevenson 11th at the Steve Maas Run-A-Ree at Hudson’s Bay


Saturday Schedule

Football

Napavine 32, Goldendale 8

Sherman 25, Jordan Valley 20

 

Volleyball
Hood River Valley at St. Helens Tournament

The Dalles def. Cascade Christian 25-16, 20-25, 15-11

Valley Catholic def. The Dalles 25-7, 25-22

Echo def. Lyle-Wishram 25-19, 25-24

Mannahouse Christian def. Lyle-Wishram 25-22, 25-19

Cove def. Dufur 16-25, 25-15, 15-2

South Wasco def. Griswold 25-7, 25-10

South Wasco def. Pilot Rock 25-17, 25-16

Jordan Valley def. Sherman 23-25, 25-13, 25-23, 25-22

 

Cross Country

Hood River Valley’s Syl Perrin was second in girls’ varsity 5A/6A race at The Ultimook Run in Tillamook.  Victor Coffman finished 14th for HRV in the boys’ run.

Abigail Pope was sixth and Laura Black eighth led The Dalles to a second place finish in the girls’ race at the Gresham Cross Country Festival.  The Riverhawks were also second in the boys’ run, with Tyson Long in sixth and Zeb Stelzer in eighth.

Fire In Southeast Wasco County Up To 3,500 Acres

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A fire reported Thursday night in southeastern Wasco County near the Wheeler County line has grown to 3,500 acres.  The Black Rock Fire is west of the John Day River, north of Clarno, and east of the China Hat Mountains.  The Central Oregon Fire Information Center says the fire is burning in timber and brush, but structures are threatened.  Multiple engines and dozers are on scene, with air resources scheduled to be brought in Friday.  The Central Oregon Team 1Type 3 management team has been ordered.  Central Oregon Fire says natural causes sparked the fire.

Wasco County Seeks Modernization Of NSA Disaster Recovery Rules

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The Wasco County Community Development Department says it is working with Columbia River Gorge Commission staff to modernize disaster recovery in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.  The collaboration aims to address the recovery needs following the Rowena and Burdoin fires this year and the Broughton and Tunnel fires of past years.  This Tuesday, Wasco County and Columbia River Gorge Commission staff will present a request to the Columbia River Gorge Commission to amend the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area Management Plan.  The proposed plan amendment seeks to streamline procedures, offer greater flexibility, and create opportunities for temporary uses to support disaster recovery efforts.  If the Gorge Commission approves the request, staff will prepare revised Management Plan language which will then be shared with the public for a 30-day comment period.  The meeting will begin at 8:30 Tuesday morning via Zoom, with agendas and meeting links available at gorgecommission.org.

Pool Workshops Set For Sunday

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The Hood River Valley Parks and Recreation District on Sunday will host a pair of “Pool Concept Workshops” to discuss the options for renovating or replacing the aging Hood River Aquatic Center.  A presentation will be given on three potential pool concept designs.  Attendees will then get a chance to give feedback and ask questions, and then rank potential features as a group.  The first session will be from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday afternoon at the Parkdale Grange, followed by a second session from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Hood River Valley High School Library.  Information on the pool options is available at hoodriverparksandrec.org.

Fly-In This Weekend

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The Western Antique Aeroplane and Automobile Museum will host its annual Hood River Fly-In this weekend at the museum and the adjacent Ken Jernstedt Airfield.  Around 300 airplanes will be coming from all over the country to take part.  WAAAM’s restoration shop will be open for attendees to see how they work on antique planes to bring them back to life.  There will also be authors, seminars for pilots, and lots of food.  In addition, there will be opportunities to ride in some of the planes.  Admission is $20 at the gate.  The fly-in will open at 8 a.m. both days.

Huck Fest This Weekend In Bingen

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The 2025 Huckleberry Festival gets underway this evening in Bingen’s Daubenspeck Park.  Friday evening features the return of hometown favorite Les Richardson, as he brings some of his musical friends from Nashville to perform starting at 8 p.m.  Saturday morning the annual Huckleberry Festival parade will go through Bingen to the park at 11 a.m.  Festival committee chair Denise Stewart says this year’s grand marshals are Larry and Diane Murphy.  There will be music, kids’ games, and the famous Huckleberry Festival bratwurst and huckleberry pies available at the festival.  Details are available at huckleberry-fest.com.

Woodlands Succession Education Program Planned This Fall

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An educational program to assist farm and forest landowners with succession planning will be offered this fall by Oregon State University Extension.  OSU Extension Forester for Hood River, Clackamas, and Marion counties Glenn Ahrens says the “Ties to the Land” program is geared toward property owners who care deeply about the land and what will happen to it in the future.  Ahrens notes about half of small woodland owners in Oregon are age 65 or older, so millions of acres will change hands over the next 20 years.  The “Ties To The Land” program will be held in two sessions in November and December at the Hopkins Demonstration Forest in Oregon City.  To sign up, contact the Hood River County OSU Extension Office.

Motorcyclist Dies In Highway 142 Crash

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A motorcyclist was killed in a single-vehicle accident on Highway 142 in Klickitat County on Monday.  The Washington State Patrol says the motorcycle driven by 25-year-old Austin Whittington of Portland was eastbound on Highway 142 at milepost 22 at about 1 p.m. on Monday afternoon.  A WSP report says the motorcycle failed to negotiate a curve and continued straight off the roadway over a steep embankment.  The motorcycle struck multiple trees before coming to rest 30 feet down the embankment.  Whittington was declared deceased at the scene.  The WSP cited excessive speed as a cause of the crash.

Canby Pair Injured In Highway 14 Accident

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A Canby couple was taken to a Vancouver hospital after a two-vehicle accident on Highway 14 at North Bonneville on Monday.  The Washington State Patrol says an SUV driven by a 16-year-old from Cook tried to turned left onto westbound Highway 14 at Bonneville Drive just before noon on Monday.  A second SUV was going east on Highway 14, and was struck by the turning vehicle.  The WSP says the Canby couple in the second SUV were taken to Peacehealth Southwest Medical Center with undisclosed injuries.  The teenager was uninjured, and cited for failure to yield while making a left turn.

Sunday Evening Fire Near Pinewood Limited To Three Acres

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Fire crews stopped a Sunday evening fire along Interstate 84 west of The Dalles near Pinewood Mobile Manor.  Mid-Columbia Fire and Resue says forward progress was stopped few hours after the fire was started, and the size of the fire was estimated at around three acres.  Pinewood Moblie Manor was put on Level 2 evacuation notice on Sunday evening due to the fire.  MCFR says it was assisted by regional mutual aid partners, the Oregon Department of Transportation, and law enforcement.

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