Port of The Dalles

06/24/2019

Fire-friendly

Homes in one Central Washington city may be a little better protected from wildfires this season, thanks to a herd of goats.

06/01/2019

Wishing Kathy Norton a happy retirement. She'll still be here at the Port a couple days a week, but will have more time for the great blue yonder! Enjoy, Kathy!

05/29/2019

Hydro Extrusions, formerly SAPA and Northwest Specialties, is seeking production workers now. Please apply at their office.

05/28/2019

H**p Touted as the Next Big Crop

As a cannabis activist for 50 years and an industrial h**p activist for 25, Dave Seber truly believes h**p is the 800-pound gorilla sitting at the back of

05/21/2019

Small businesses can take advantage of increasingly affordable tech advances to be more competitive and efficient:

Businesses that want to stay on top of their games should make sure they invest in these technological trends, if they haven’t already

05/21/2019

Trade wars mean businesses must plan for uncertain future:

One of the repercussions of the U.S.-China trade war that has not received as much attention is the impact of the dispute on domestic freight patterns.

05/20/2019

Don't let the people who won't move here define us!

05/09/2019

Executive Action:
Executive Directors Andrea Klaas of the Port of The Dalles and Scott Baker of Northern Wasco County Parks & Recreation District place posts that will hold temporary fencing designed to protect the new grassy area at Klindt Cove Kiwanis Park while it gets fully established. The fencing will protect the planting area from human traffic as well as geese, who like to eat the grass. Fencing should be in place for several weeks.

In the meantime, the original sections of Klindt Cove Kiwanis Park are available to enjoy the views of the Columbia River and play by the shore.