Gresham Police arrest man accused of shooting 10-year-old girl
Victim not intended target, shot while playing in her family's apartment Police have made an arrest in the shooting that injured a 10-year-old girl as she was playing inside her familyÂ’s apartment,...
View ArticleHarvest Bazaar Calendar
SantaÂ’s elves are primed and ready to help you with your holiday gift giving. They even notified The Outlook where they will be so we could bring you our annual calendar of harvest bazaars. So make...
View ArticleJewelry and candles and toys ...
Shop 'til you drop as Harvest Bazaar season kicks off this weekend Santa may be resting up for his one-night world tour, but his elves have been laboring around the clock to assemble an amazing...
View ArticleBusiness is booming - for industrial development
Speculative construction demonstrates high demand for space in Gresham, East County Analysts have been pontificating for a while that the Great Recession is, well, receding. But if youÂ’re looking for...
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Chamber committee to host monthly meet nÂ’ greet The community is invited to join chamber members for Try Local Tuesday, from 4:30-6 p.m. Nov. 4 at the Sears Home Appliance Showroom, in Gresham Town...
View ArticleHauntingly safe Halloween events for kids
Check out these options for trick or treating Rick and Linda Paz have sunk their teeth into another outdoor holiday display that is no trick, but definitely a treat. The Troutdale residents, best known...
View ArticleApartment fire displaces family
Gresham Fire and Emergency Services is investigating a fire that broke out shortly after midnight Thursday, Oct. 23, displacing three adults and one child. Investigators said the “incendiary fire,” in...
View ArticleWES to get another interim director in ongoing search for permanent leader
Another interim director of Clackamas County Water Environment Services will step down Nov. 30. Clackamas CountyÂ’s Water Environment Services will see its fourth top manager in a year as the county...
View ArticleMcCoy to Flynn keeps Raiders in the chase
Reynolds converts a late two-point try to get past Barlow 36-35 6A FOOTBALLMount Hood Conference Team Score Reynolds36Barlow35 Reynolds running back Jonas Ford had just zipped through a crowd of...
View ArticlePedro powers Saints to a sweep
Mt. Hood sets up a Saturday showdown with SW Oregon for a playoff spot NWAC VOLLEYBALLSouth Region Team Score Mt. Hood CC3Umpqua CC0 The Mt. Hood CC volleyball team kept its postseason hopes alive...
View ArticleFierce winds topple trees, sever power
60,000 PGE customers without electricity Saturday afternoon High winds pummeling the Portland metropolitan area are causing downed trees and extensive power outages. Portland General Electric reported...
View ArticleThousands in region without power Sunday
Thousandsof households in the Portland area were without power Sunday morning following Saturday's wind storm, according to Portland General Electric. As of 5:10 p.m. Sunday, Portland General Electric...
View ArticlePortland shooting victim dies
The Portland man shot Oct. 18 in Gresham has died. John Lowery Jr., 25, was shot in the parking lot of the 7-Eleven / 76 Gas Station, 18222 SE Division St., Gresham. Police were called to the scene at...
View ArticleBoo: Sheriff plans Halloween DUII patrols
The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office is beefing up DUII patrols from now through the Halloween weekend. Patrols will be increased again at the end of November. According to the sheriff's office,...
View ArticleMurder suspect charged with killing aunt
Accused killer and bank robbery suspect Teddy Stivahtis, Jr., 36, has been charged with aggravated murder for the death of his aunt, Deanna Stihvatis, 70. Portland police took him Stivahtis into...
View ArticleLiepolds damaged by weather, burglary
Despite setbacks, October Harvest Festival, Corn Cross continue On Sunday morning, Oct. 26, Marcia Liepold and her husband, owners of Liepold Farms in Boring, woke up to find they had suffered a...
View ArticleFor the love of language
Reynolds School District implements Project GLAD, a professional development program focused on language and literacy Fourth-graders at Fairview Elementary excitedly string geology vocabulary words...
View ArticleChildren's author visits elementary and middle school students
Robert Paul Weston kept Highland Elementary, Dexter McCarty students riveted Students at Highland Elementary School and Dexter McCarty Middle School were treated to an author visit from Robert Paul...
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College Possible wins Light a Fire Award A nonprofit organization that serves students in East Multnomah County has received Portland Monthly's Light a Fire Award for Best New Nonprofit. The award...
View ArticleJohnson to host education forum with local leaders
Gresham forum marks the second of the school year If you've had a K-12 or higher education issue on your mind, a forum Thursday will offer an opportunity to voice it. Rep. Mark Johnson, R-Hood River,...
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