River conditions ahead of hot weather in Oregon this weekend
A heat wave will hit Oregon and Washington this weekend. As many may head to swimming spots on area rivers, authorities are warning about water safety
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A heat wave will hit Oregon and Washington this weekend. As many may head to swimming spots on area rivers, authorities are warning about water safety
GOLDENDALE, Wash. — One woman in a kayak versus 250 miles of the mighty Columbia River — sometimes serene and breathtakingly beautiful, sometimes choppy and riddled with treacherous currents, and
Former Clark County teacher makes 250-mile journey by kayak from John Day Dam near her hometown of Goldendale to Astoria, Ore.
One woman in a kayak versus 250 miles of the mighty Columbia River — sometimes serene and breathtakingly beautiful, sometimes choppy and riddled with treacherous currents, and always buffeted by wind.
The projections have been announced for the 2022 salmon runs in the Columbia River, its tributaries, and the ocean, and almost all of the news is good.