Washington lawmakers, dealing with a state budget crisis, are looking to make cuts and the Columbia River Gorge Commission is potentially in the crosshairs.

Washington lawmakers, dealing with a state budget crisis, are looking to make cuts and the Columbia River Gorge Commission is potentially in the crosshairs.

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The U.S. Forest Service says the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area sees about two million visitors annually.

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Soil instability has closed a portion of the Historic Columbia River Highway (Hwy 30 ... That means a key connection to rides in the Gorge is no longer available. Car drivers can use I-84 as a detour ...

It’s a game of inches when it comes to the Columbia River Treaty. The eight years of negotiations on the 61-year-old treaty between Canada and the United States were close to conclusion — an ...

Earlier this year, the Northwest Power and Conservation Council announced it had fallen more than halfway short of its longtime goal of 5 million fish returning to the Columbia River Basin each year.