Dr. to share parenting tips
Everyone who has ever been a parent knows what it is like to wonder why in the world their child would do what they just did. Nationally-recognized parenting expert Dr. Ann Corwin wants to answer that question during a free presentation Tuesday, June 11 at 6 p.m. in The Dalles Wahtonka High School auditorium.
Long-time coach Bill Caddy recognized
Oregon Coaches Association honors him for 45 years At any level, to coach athletes takes a special breed of person – The Dalles Wahtonka Track and Field Coach Bill Caddy exemplifies that notion 100 percent.
What's Happening from June 4
New Entries DECK PARTY: Solstice Eve Party on the Deck, Thursday, June 20 from 6 to 8 p.m. Come celebrate summer at The Dalles -Wasco County Library with music, refreshments and crafts. Fun for the whole family.
Table tennis anyone?
The Columbia Gorge Table Tennis Club started with humble beginnings in The Dalles home of Joe Cruz, an avid player, about four years ago.
Mosier Community Schools get new board members and officers
Matthisen and Tesky elected The members of the Mosier Community School Foundation elected two new people to the board of directors on May 9. Lisa Matthisen and Robert Teskey will each serve 3 year terms.
Covenant Christian students run 5,000 miles
Another 2,500 miles were rowed Covenant Christian Academy students pushed themselves in the physical fitness category this year, running approximately 5,000 miles combined during the school year.
Theater camp offered in Dufur
Dufur kids ages 7-12 interested in theater, music and art can sign up for a summer camp that will help them put all three interests to good use.
North recognized for service
The Dalles Wahtonka High School senior Anndria North has been selected as Pi Chapter’s Delta Kappa Gamma Student of Achievement and Service.
An Endeavor in Progress
Who knew there were so many ways to generate power? From biodiesel to solar cookers to a salad spinner generator, the fruits of an educational experiment were on display during Project Endeavor’s Research and Development Expo.
What's Happening from June 2
READING PROGRAM: The Dalles-Wasco County Public Library and The Dalles Kiwanis sponsor the summer reading program June 17 through Aug. 20. Sign up is under way for three different age levels.
What's Happening from May 31
New Entries SUMMER HOURS: The Wasco County Historical Society announces the opening of the Rorick House for the summer season. The House will be open Saturdays and Sundays during June, July and August, beginning June, 1.
Sonrise hosts youth play
Sonrise Academy presents the play production of “Second Chance,” sequel to “Small Town Christmas Carol” presented in December.
Arlington Walapalooza set Saturday, June 1
The Arlington Community Chamber of Commerce Fishing Derby and Spring Walapalooza will be Saturday, June 1. This annual event is specifically with the kids and community in mind. Coinciding with the Statewide Free Fishing Weekend, win prizes and enjoy a wonderful day of fishing and family fun on the river.
One Act Plays at The Dalles Wahtonka
GYPSY ROSE (Madeleine Morgan) gets an unclear reading from her crystal ball as she looks for clues to "The Mysterious Case of The Missing Ring" during a Night of One Acts presented by The Dalles Wahtonka High School drama department Wednesday, May 29.
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Events
Traps and carriers sought
Wed, June 19, 8 AMSoil testing
Wed, June 19, 8:30 AMStory Time
Wed, June 19, 10:30 AMAwana Club
Wed, June 19, 6:05 PMKnitting group
Wed, June 19, 6:30 PM
