By Marie Kennedy, The Mountain Times When Mountain Times readers last met Rosemary Edstrom Nichols in September 2025, the ...

By Megan Hutchinson “I live in this program and wouldn’t miss summer training for the world” is not a sentiment held by many ...

By Lion Milt Fox, For The Mountain Times Swimming Lessons! This years Swimming Lessons program was a great success. We had ...

Annual end-of-summer music festival features Grateful Shred, Glitterfox, and Spencer Someday, alongside a mountain bike race and silent auction MT. HOOD, Ore. — Timberline Lodge will host the fourth ...

By: Amber Ford, The Mountain Times It was bound to happen eventually. You can’t claim to be an avid reader without coming across that one novel which makes you completely question what you know about ...

By Justin Andress, The Mountain Times Anyone buying groceries in the Mt. Hood corridor lately has probably done the math at the register and felt a small jolt of alarm. Stacee Lockwood has done that ...

By Douglas Lyon for The Mountain Times The following is a note I put together for our clinic and staff that I wrote after the loss of a patient last year. It’s about caring for Adolf Stocker toward ...

By Ty Walker, The Mountain Times It was a difficult time to find a job when Patrick Cornwell graduated from college. The world was in the throes of the Covid pandemic. With a kinesiology degree from ...

By Marie Kennedy, The Mountain Times Caryn Tilton knew the timeline was ambitious. She had just three months to preserve a century of history. She had no idea how many doors would open along the way.

By Dr. David Wenzel, For the Mountain Times One of the unexpected things I've learned from managing a small woodland is that trees have completely changed the way I think about time. Humans tend to ...

By State Representative Jeff Helfrich, For The Mountain Times I recently spent an afternoon listening to fruit growers in the Columbia Gorge. I didn’t go there to give a speech, I went to listen.

Tim’s mother, For The Mountain Times On a quiet stretch of highway between Willamette Falls and Sandy, Oregon, most passing drivers likely saw only another runner logging miles beneath gray Northwest ...