Tygh Valley News

If my recap of the Mt. Hood Scramble didn't completely scare you off, you may be interested in the McCubbins Gulch Scramble , coming up on Sunday, July 19th.

Some people plan for their careers. Others just fall into them. Chuck Ritchie was born into his.

There are just a few short months before fair time, but before you get ready to enter a recipe, photo or quilting project, there will be some pretty big changes.

By Sam Craigy of The Chronicle It's voting time again, and unless you're registered today, you'll be waiting until November to have your voice heard.

By SAM CRAIG of The Chronicle Residents are getting a chance to take a look under the hood of what may be the future Wasco County government and learn about the massive overhaul that's in the works.

What should Wasco County government look like in the future? The Wasco County Home Rule Committee will hold a series of meetings to explain the proposed Home Rule Charter, which would seriously change the way the county government goes about its business.

Feb. 27 - Begay, Rodger SR, The Dalles; Cosner, clinton S., Centerville, Wash; Feb.

"Women Photographers in Oregon, 1852-1917" is the title of the Oregon Chautauqua presentation at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan.

Police say a Wasco County man tried to reap his own personal bumper crop of mule deer, but instead ended up sowing the latest set of misdemeanor charges for targeting a decoy deer.

A man was cited for two misdemeanors after he ran over an Oregon State Police decoy deer with his pickup truck on Sunday.

Oregon State Police Fish & Wildlife Division troopers cited a Tygh Valley man on misdemeanor charges after he allegedly used his pickup to ram and damage a Wildlife Enforcement Decoy deer in Wasco County.

The buck stood in a dark clearing amongst the trees, about 30 feet from the side of a forest road.