Dear Mountain Community,Husband Ed and I are wondering if we are alone in being gob-smacked by PGE’s billing statements for February 2025? We have a tiny, one bedroom house in Brightwood we have lived ...

By Marie Kennedy, For The Mountain Times Late on a recent wintry afternoon, I placed a panicked call to Klobas O’Neil Roofing ...

By Steven Graeper, Rhody Water Association, For The Mountain Times The Oregon Association of Water Utilities (OAWU) held its ...

Mt. Hood Community College has not passed a Bond Measure asking for additional money in 50 years. Improvements to its infrastructure are greatly needed due to not addressing reccurring maintenance ...

By Amber Ford, For The Mountain Times Unique in color and shape, the works of local pottery artist Mayumi Sekigawa are a gentle and beautiful reminder that art is not necessarily always on a canvas. A ...

By Sandy Actors Theatre, For The Mountain Times Prepare for an evening of faith, humor, and a little bit of mischief, as the hilarious and beloved Off-Broadway sensation Nunsense opens on Friday, ...

By Mtn Times Staff, For The Mountain Times Multiple reports from neighbors on Nextdoor.com have confirmed several cougar sightings in the Mt. Hood area, including near residential properties.

It is never easy to lose a member of your family, and the loss of a mother is especially profound.My mother, Linda Nelson, ...

By Clackamas County, For The Mountain Times The Board of County Commissioners is seeking applications to fill the vacancy for County Commissioner, Position 4.Applications are being taken starting ...

I am not happy to rain on the Ivy Bear topiary parade — but I must. I believe the article published in our Mt Times about the Bear was interesting but should have included an advisory about Evil Ivy.

Mt. Hood National Forest will implement the Integrated Weed Management Program, which involves using herbicides, mechanical tools, and hand pulling. Beginning in April, qualified professionals will ...