Clackamas County and Homeless Solutions of Clackamas County are inviting all neighbors to a poignant evening of reflection ...

Hello Mountain Times Readers, My name is Amanda and I’m the fundraising chair volunteer of Sandy High Music Foundation and a ...

The Sandy and Hoodland Libraries have been raising funds to defer costs to outfit a new mobile library vehicle for several months. With the vehicle, the staff plan to facilitate programs like their ...

Every year, hundreds of tourists flock to Mt. Hood to jog through the summertime heat as participants in the annual Hood to Coast Relay. The organization has its eyes on celebrating the rich diversity ...

The mornings are becoming crisp in Sandy, and nothing feels more welcoming than the smell of coffee and fresh baked goods at the AntFarm Café & Bakery. For more than ten years, the café has been part ...

We look forward to the beginning of the school year. Take care when driving to keep all of our children safe. Schools are an important community asset. They provide the physical infrastructure for ...

In the McAbery family, firefighting runs in the bloodlines. It’s part of the family DNA. Griffin McAbery, 22, became Hoodland Fire District’s first third-generation firefighter, carrying on the legacy ...

I read a recent news article by Melissa Busch about a quirky donation made to a Salvation Army Red Kettle in Arizona. Every year, you can always count on the familiar Big Red Kettle outside retail ...

I wanted to take a moment to thank you for standing by our seniors, especially during challenging times. For 49 years, the Hoodland Senior Center has been a place where older adults in our community ...

When it comes to creating art that has fundamental and realistic touches, Mt. Hood Villages resident Cassandra Peters sets the bar high. A resident of the area for almost two years, Peters finds ...