Mt. Adams Chamber Directory

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OF CONTENTS

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Director’s Message

06 Welcome!

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Community Overview

10 Surrounded by History 13 Demographics

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Business Overview

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Emergency Contacts

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Education & Learning

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OF COMMERCE Executive Director’s Message On behalf of the Board of Directors, staff and myself, welcome to the Mt. Adams Chamber of Commerce Member Directory.

The mission of the Mt. Adams Chamber of Commerce is to

River Gorge with an emphasize on getting more people

represent, serve and connect our 235 members to build and

to the less known destinations. This is already beginning

sustain a thriving business community. We provide many

to impact Klickitat County as indicated with higher than

great benefits for our members with networking, member

normal guest log-ins at the Visitor Center. Please keep us up

benefits and advocacy being a few of the main areas of

to date and stocked with your new marketing materials so

focus. I am pleased to report that we will be increasing this

we are well equipped to showcase you and direct people to

value in 2018 with a new website and Chamber Master/

your services. Our increased and targeted marketing should

Growth Zone technology to better administer our member’s

connect a larger audience to awareness of us.

needs and as the foundation to support all other initiatives we undertake.

Our leadership role in planning and executing the annual Gorge-ous Night in Olympia event is a example of how we

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We have worked closely with the Columbia Gorge Tourism

build connections and represent our citizens on a state wide

Alliance to communicate that most of the Gorge IS still open

level, while the White Salmon 4th of July Parade is no less

for business after the Eagle Creek Fire last fall. Together with

important in strengthening relationships in our community.

other key partners in this area, Mt Adams Chamber is striving

Saturday, July 28th is our annual Art & Wine Fusion event

to promote a balanced flow of visitors around the Columbia

held in Rheingarten Park in White Salmon. We need sponsors

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Our networking events allow you to connect with other local businesses and community leaders. Come out to one of our monthly chamber business after hours where you can tour a local business, sample great food and beverages and network with other chamber members and guests.

Our Coffee & Connections morning networking event is growing and provides you an opportunity to make deeper connections with chamber members and learn more about what is happening. Sponsor one of our events, large or small, and get your logo included in the marketing. Your membership gives you many different ways to promote yourself and to make critical connections to further grow and develop your business. It is up to you how much or little you utilize these tools. Give us a call if you would like to know more about any of them.

This directory is a valuable tool for you as a member to assist you in being aware of whom your fellow members are, to be able to contact them with ease and to make sure that you are, whenever possible, doing business with other members. I encourage you to refer to this directory often and remember to “see a member first” as these businesses are most dedicated to making our area the best it can be.

Please support these businesses and organizations whenever and volunteers in order to make this financially feasible for the Chamber. The Art & Wine Fusion will be celebrating 14 years of showcasing our fine local artists, crafts people, wineries, microbrewery, culinary delights and vendors of unique items. MACC is looking forward to being able to continue providing this event as a way to bring several thousand visitors into the downtown area. If we can build momentum after the White Salmon-Bingen Rotary Club’s annual Community Pride Clean-Up in April and encourage on-going civic upgrade projects and business store front sweep and shine sessions, White Salmon and Bingen will be very welcoming indeed!

Successful application to Klickitat County Economic Development Department for lodging/bed tax funds is an important part of our income for operations of the Visitor Center. For 2018, I also requested funds for marketing of our county on a strategic, regional coverage plan which includes 1)a new MACC website, 2)Certified Distribution of our Klickitat County Touring Map created in 2017 into key locations including PDX Airport, 3)the transition of this map into an online, interactive version and 4)inclusion in the Scenic By-Ways 2018 map. This multi-layered project is going to be important for bringing new visitors to the north shore of the Columbia River Gorge and connecting them

possible, because their financial investment in this chamber and commitment to working together makes the programs and initiatives we provide possible. Also, please bookmark our website and check back often to stay up to date on chamber events and other news. These resources highlight one of the many advantages of chamber membership – making connections.

Thank you to all who participated in this directory by purchasing advertising and for all of your financial and inkind support throughout the years. Your directory is also available online for your convenience. We hope you find this user friendly and a great resource. As always, I welcome your feedback as this allows us to continuously improve. As we strive to work for you, your support and participation in Chamber functions is very much appreciated. The Chamber is only as strong as our members and we are always striving to enhance the prosperity of our membership. Together, we are stronger. Thank you for staying connected!

Warmest regards, Tammara Tippel, Executive Director Mt. Adams Chamber of Commerce

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Welcome Welcome to the North shore of the Columbia River Gorge!

Our communities overlook the Columbia River Gorge with spectacular views of beautiful Mt. Hood and majestic Mt. Adams. Thanks to Sam Hill, the famous road builder and founder of Maryhill Museum, the incredible and diverse climate of Klickitat County is often described aptly as “The Land Where the Sun Meets the Rain”, due to its location in a transition zone between west and east Gorge. The marine-influenced climate west of the Cascades and the dry continental climate of the inter-mountain region collide at the White Salmon River junction with the Columbia River, leading to times of sunshine between storms, or wild storms and rainbows. Spectacular rivers and summer winds that funnel through the Gorge make this area a wind and water sport Mecca of international renown.

The surrounding evergreen forests and oak woodlands are perfect settings for all manner of wildlife and year-round recreational opportunities including hiking, biking, skiing, bird watching, fishing, hunting, just about anything active people enjoy. The abundance of farm fresh foods, foragers and hunters provides our culinary artists delightful inspiration for your meals. Wash it down with a local kombucha, a cold brew, wine or other beverage of choice. The bountiful forest lands, farms and orchards are the backbone of industries that the area was founded upon, while new technology and fermentation industries are rapidly expanding and opening up new employment and investment opportunities. The area has developed into an unmanned aerial vehicle nexus, and its proximity to the Columbia River transportation corridor offers unique opportunities for traditional and progressive industrial development. There is also access to nearby barge, train, air transport and interstate highways – all leading to Pacific Rim ports and other major transportation arteries.

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Community OVERVIEW

Within Klickitat County, communities stretch from Bingen

expansive fields of stars. The Mt. Adams area is administered

and White Salmon at the waterfront, up north to Trout

by the Mt. Adams Ranger District. This area is located in

Lake and Glenwood at the base of Mt. Adams, and east to

the eastern portions of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest

Lyle, Goldendale and Maryhill in the heart of the vineyard

and compromises 367,000 acres. It includes Mt. Adams

country. Across the river to the south, several communities

Wilderness, Indian Heaven Wilderness and Trapper Creek

such as Cascade Locks, Hood River, and The Dalles lie a

Wilderness.

short distance from us on the Oregon side of the river. It is not uncommon for residents to find themselves working,

GLENWOOD

eating, and playing on both sides of the Washington and

Glenwood is a ranching community which hosts a National

Oregon border, which is the middle of the Columbia River.

Pro Rodeo Association sanctioned rodeo annually on Father’s

Housing options in the communities include apartments,

day weekend in their arena nestled in the valley below the

condos, single-family units, affordable housing, and span all

Mt. Adams Wilderness. This two day event has a popular

the way up to custom-built homes, however availability is

cowboy breakfast, Saturday night dance and parade through

often extremely limited especially in summer. Because of

town.

the growing reputation of White Salmon and the surrounding area, housing continues to be a wise investment, with

The site where the town of Klickitat is located was originally

growing demand.

called Wrights after one of the original settlers. This was the name given to the rail stop there. The rail stop down the

HUSUM

river at milepost 7.2 was named Klickitat and the railroad

Husum is home to many local whitewater rafting companies

later switched the two signs when the carbonated beverage

and there are several delightful bed and breakfast options

company Klickitat Pop (operating near the town) gained

found here. With good viewpoints from the bridge, you will

fame. On February 7, 1910 the name of the town post office

find Husum Falls a vertical 10-foot (3.0 m) Class V waterfall

was officially changed to Klickitat.

in the White Salmon River is a fantastic photo opportunity.

Book a guided trip (you can portage the falls!) and enjoy

The first non-native settlers arrived in 1890 seeking land to

spectacular and awe-inspiring beauty along the water route.

homestead. The abundance of timber drew in other settlers during the early 1900s. Travel through the Klickitat canyon

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TROUT LAKE

and up to the plateau was arduous until the completion of

Trout Lake is notable for its organic dairy and herb farms, as

a rail line in 1903. The rail line eased travel and facilitated

well as being an access point to Mt. Adams Wilderness areas

the transportation of people, crops, livestock and timber.

and the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. The dark skies of

The lumber mill was the primary employer in town, with

this area allow frequent viewing of the aurora borealis and

the first major mill formed 1909, until 1994 when the mill

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White Salmon and Bingen Erastus S. Joslyn and wife, Mary were the first whites east of the Cascades on the north shore in 1853. White Salmon was incorporated on June 3, 1907, with Jewett and Rudolf Lauterbach being a primary force in that development. More on history can be learned by visiting the Gorge Heritage Museum in Bingen.

White Salmon and Bingen were part of the home of the Klickitat Tribe, now a part of the Yakama Confederated Nations. The Klickitat Tribe sold some land to the Joslyns’, and later to A.H. Jewett and his wife. In the beginning, the Joslyns’ were generally Native advocates for the time. The area was thrown open on October 31, 1858 for white settlement after the Klickitat and Yakama lost the fight for their homelands in the Yakama War. Within the same year, the region was very rapidly and heavily settled by white immigrants making land claims.

The Klickitats were forced to relocate to the Yakama Reservation; and to Camas Prairie on a separate temporary reservation that includes land that is still in dispute today. was permanently closed. The naturally carbonated Klickitat Mineral Springs just

White Salmon was named after the White Salmon, a now-extinct species of

east of town gave rise to health spas, a

salmon that lived in the Columbia and surrounding area. While remnants of the

carbonated beverage company, and a large

German influence are still visible in aspects such as White Salmon’s City Hall

dry ice plant which operated until 1957.

building, a more updated, fresh color scheme has been preferred by business owners over the last decade. Public murals, art installations and flower gardens

The area surrounding the town of Klickitat

in the downtown area create an inviting atmosphere. Along Jewett Blvd. in White

and the river which shares its name is

Salmon, you can eat al fresco at most of the restaurants and enjoy the always

renowned for its seasonal hunting and

changing skyscape.

fishing. During summer months popular activities on the Klickitat River include

Bingen was founded by P.J. Suksdorf in 1892, and named by him for Bingen am

recreational drift boating, kayaking,

Rhein in Germany. Bingen was officially incorporated on April 18, 1924. The name

and rafting. Paths and trails provide

of the town is pronounced(BIN-jen), despite the fact that its German namesake

opportunities for scenic hikes. The 31

is pronounced (BING-en). The city has grown considerably over the past decade

mile long Klickitat Trail is on the route of

but been able to retain its small town vibe where everyone comes out on

the former railroad tracks, later turned

summer nights to watch movies in the park together or pitches in to put on the

into a biking and hiking trail. The trail

annual Huckleberry Festival. No matter which local happy hour you choose, your

follows the Klickitat River north from the

friends will be there.

Columbia River past the town of Klickitat.

Washington State Route 142 provides a

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service organization since 2010, in planning, organizing and accomplishing

east of town is the ruins of the dry ice

important community-building projects and events for our greater White Salmon

plant with a single remaining building. The

Valley area.

site is now a public camp site.

Some of their more visible and popular projects include many free park concerts, LYLE

July 4th Parade & Picnic in the Park, our unique White Salmon crosswalks, the

There are several reasons to visit Lyle:

annual holiday tree lighting and Dock Grade ornaments, Community Halloween

the cluster of winery tasting rooms, the

and Haunted House, wind surfing board signs promoting our community, and

hiking/biking trails, the bald eagles and

providing support for fundraising events of other local organizations.

other raptors, the Wild & Scenic Klickitat River, salmon fishing, and wind surfing

These and many more enhancements are made possible by multiple small

just to name a few! The historic Lyle

donations from local businesses and individuals, and by the tireless work of

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Surrounded

BY HISTORY

There’s no good record of precisely which peoples first came

language. Each language had its subdivisions. Upper

to live in the Columbia River Gorge. Most archaeological

Chinook, for instance, is a series of separate languages and

evidence along the river dates no further than the end of

dialects ranging from the Oregon and Washington coasts

the latest Ice Age, but the ice age concluded with dramatic

to the middle Columbia River Gorge. There was a Cascades

floods that would have swept away any earlier traces.

dialect separate from the Wasco-Wishrams, and subtle

Tantalizing glimpses of early habitation - an ancient hearth,

differences even between those two groupings. All these

for instance - were discovered during construction of The

peoples shared the river in common, primarily because of

Dalles Dam, and farther upstream near the mouth of the

the tremendous natural resource it provided in the annual

John Day River, buried under gravel deposits laid down by

salmon runs. The salmon were - and are - more than a food

those floods. The last glacial flood came through about

source; they’re a link between mankind and creator, symbol

12,800 years ago, so the buried hearth proves people have

of an ancient lifestyle maintained always close to the earth.

been here at least that long. But just who they were, how

The local Klickitat Tribe along the White Salmon and Klickitat

they came to be here and what became of them is lost to

Rivers were traders and travelers, connecting up tribes from

prehistory.

the Plateaus with the Willamette Valley and coastal Salish tribes.

Much better documented are the people who later witnessed

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the arrival of the Lewis & Clark expedition. These comprised

The Lewis & Clark expedition, commissioned by President

many different cultures, speaking different languages

Thomas Jefferson, firmly established a United States claim

(indeed, the native languages of North America are greater

to the Pacific Northwest over its British rivals; the “Corps of

in number and more diverse than the languages of any other

Discovery” arrived at the Columbia Gorge in October 1805,

continent). Between Celilo Falls upriver to Priest Rapids,

overwintered at Fort Clatsop near Astoria, then retraced

there was a collection of peoples, not a single tribe so

their steps the following spring. They encamped both years

much as myriad autonomous groups, speaking the Sahaptin

at the site of modern-day The Dalles. Two other important

language. Their descendants now live on the Yakama,

explorations into the Northwest were conducted by David

Umatilla and Warm Springs reservations. Downriver from

Thompson in 1807-11, and by David Stuart in 1812. George B.

Celilo were the Wasco-Wishrams, who spoke a Chinookan

McClellan surveyed a potential railroad route in 1853.

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By the 1840s, the fur trade was in serious decline, and the economic engine that drove the region’s development turned to permanent settlement and land claims. Preceded by missionaries and military officers, a trickle of immigrants began to arrive in the early 1840s. This expanded dramatically in 1843, with 900 immigrants reaching the end of the overland Oregon Trail at The Dalles, followed by 1,100 in 1844 and 1,765 in 1845.

Industry would change, as the early fur trade was replaced by timber and wheat ranching. Salmon provided another industry, although this resource was soon depleted through overfishing and habitat loss. A similar fate overtook the timber industry, but not until the early 1990s. Highways came next, most notably the Columbia River Highway in the 1920s, with communities strung along them - towns such as Bingen, Lyle, Hood River, Stevenson and Cascade Locks, plus many others which have long since disappeared from the map.

The rapids of the Cascades, which long hindered upriver navigation, were tamed first with completion of a lockage at Cascade Locks in 1896, and later in 1938 with completion of Bonneville Dam. The dam inundated the old rapids, and a new lock allowed ocean-going freighters to reach the upper Columbia River. A newer, bigger lock opened in 1993. Farther upstream, the Celilo lock and canal opened in 1915; from The Dalles, it led upstream around the Long Narrows Rapids and Celilo Falls, replacing a portage railroad. Celilo Falls themselves were inundated in 1957 with construction of The Dalles Dam - a victory at the time for economic progress, but one purchased at heavy cost in terms of culture and scenic beauty. There is a wonderful podcast series by “Hear in the Gorge” giving a greater sense of place, particularly one called “Woody Guthrie and the Columbia River Songs“. They can be found at hearinthegorge.com.

The hydroelectric dams (Bonneville in 1937, The Dalles in 1957 and John Day in 1971) brought not only navigation and flood control but also a source of relatively cheap electricity, which fueled development of a new industry - aluminum smelting. Recent years however brought the closure of the aluminum smelting plant south of Goldendale. and to encourage its local economies. Toward that end,

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Two key events for the Columbia Gorge came in the latter

Congress authorized a regional conference center - which

half of the 20th century: development of Interstate 84

would become Skamania Lodge at Stevenson - and a

(originally known as Interstate 80-N), replacing Highway 30

regional interpretive center, the Columbia Gorge Discovery

in the late 1950s and allowing the large-scale movement

Center and Museum at The Dalles. The region’s long history

of truck traffic, and the 1986 passage by Congress of the

and prehistory are displayed in museums throughout the

Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. The act has

Columbia Gorge, including our own local Gorge Heritage

two purposes: to protect the region’s natural environment,

Museum in Bingen, and the Twin Bridges Museum in Lyle.

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Geography The county has a total area of 1,904 square miles, of which 1,871 square miles is land and 33 square miles (1.7%) is water. The Columbia River Gorge boasts an amazing array of geologic and Ice Age flood features to delight everyone from the casual tourist to the most intensely-focused researcher.

These features nestle in ecological zones ranging from snowclad volcanic peaks to boreal rainforest, oak woodlands and high desert, all within a 50 mile wide swatch around the mighty Columbia River.

Ice Age Floods Institute – of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana works to inform and educate the public about the humongous floods that repeatedly swept through and reshaped the interior Pacific Northwest landscape during the last ice age into the massive and beautiful coulees and gorges we cherish today.

Location

Klickitat County is located on the North bank of the Columbia River, in South Central Washington between Skamania County to

POPULATION

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citizens living in

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Klickitat County.

the west, Benton County to the east, and

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Yakima to the north.

Elevation

The most common access points are via a scenic drive on State Hwy 14, or by driving I-84 in Oregon and crossing at the HR toll bridge at Exit 64. However there are many other routes in and out of the area. Many of them are rustic forest roads, only accessible for a few months of the year, however

623 FT

Highway 97 south from Toppenish is a well traveled main highway that passes through Goldendale and joins Highway 14 at Maryhill.

413 FT

Here you can cross from Oregon over the Biggs Junction Bridge. From Goldendale there are paved roads west to Glenwood and

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Trout Lake, connecting to Highway 141 where you can travel south to Highway 14. A turn off the Glenwood Highway travels southwest

131 FT

connecting to Highway 142 through Klickitat to Lyle and Highway 14. Yet another road travels through Centerville to Lyle, and more roads head east to Bickleton and other towns in the east end of Klickitat County.

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Transportation

Our communities are located along major transportation

Economy

routes, including interstate highways, two railroad lines,

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Utilities, and Construction.

and the Columbia River. One of the best features of Klickitat County is its paradoxical nature as both a remote, quiet getaway and an easy-to-access area not far from Portland. The Portland International Airport is about an hour from White Salmon. State Highway 14 runs parallel to the Columbia River from Vancouver all the way to Bingen and beyond, and is, without a doubt, one of the most scenic highways in the nation.

The economy of Klickitat County, WA is specialized in

The largest industries in Klickitat County, WA are Manufacturing, Construction, and Healthcare & Social Assistance.

Housing WHITE SALMON

Winter weather can make driving conditions difficult, but Highway 14, on the sunny side of the Gorge, usually remains open and well-maintained.

Median price of homes: $336,500 Median rent for two bedroom apartment or house: $1,100 BINGEN

Across the Columbia, Interstate 84 snakes along the river, just as Highway 14 does on the Washington side. White Salmon and Bingen are connected to Hood River, Oregon by an iconic, historic (yet narrow) toll bridge that spans the Columbia River.

Median price of homes: $195,200 Median rent for two bedroom apartment or house: $950 GOLDENDALE Median price of homes: $141,600 Median rent for two bedroom apartment or house: $850

The closest Greyhound Station is in Hood River, Oregon, across the Columbia River from Bingen. Amtrak operates out of Bingen and Wishram. Mount Adams Transportation Services is designed to enable Klickitat County residents

KLICKITAT COUNTY Median price of homes: $227,100 Median rent for two bedroom apartment or house: $850

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Business OVERVIEW

Klickitat County is a good place to do business and a wonderful place to live. The rural quality of life offering numerous outdoor recreational opportunities in a healthy, family oriented environment is a strong draw for many.

We have strong schools throughout the county, a reasonable tax structure with no personal state income tax and are near to the Portland metro area, yet surrounded by year round scenic vistas.

While the economic history of the county includes sheep and cattle raising, wheat, orchards, timber and aluminum, Klickitat County now has three distinct economic regions. The western third of the county relies on advanced manufacturing and technology based industries, orchards and fruit packing and wood products. The eastern third is dominated by vegetable farming and an increasing number of world class wineries, as well as the Roosevelt regional landfill. The central third boasts the county seat: Goldendale, wind farms, the Maryhill Museum, windsurfing and kite boarding beaches, as well as the now shuttered aluminum smelter.

Recreation tourism brings visitors to all corners of Mt. Adams Country year round. We encourage them to spend dollars at the many small businesses along their route and to stay longer than they planned.

6550 Highway 14 Bingen, WA 98605

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Major Industries THE PORT OF KLICKITAT

Established in 1945, the Port has been a cornerstone of transportation and economic development in the Columbia Gorge for over 60 years. To companies of all sizes, we offer access to commercial and industrial facilities, shovelready property, modern communications facilities, and road, rail, and river transportation. To our constituents, we provide marine-based recreation facilities and manage environmentally sensitive areas for the benefit of all.

INSITU A non-fully integrated subsidiary of The Boeing Company, Insitu is an integrated information and technology company, pioneering in the design, development, production, and operation of high-performance, cost-effective unmanned aircraft systems that have logged more than 1 million operational flight hours over land and at sea. We exist to pioneer and innovate products and services that positively impact people’s lives and change the course of history. To reach our full potential as a business, we imagine and create much more than products with wings. On a daily basis, our Vision and Mission guide us, while our cultural pillars — Pioneer | Perform | Unite | Care — inform our decisions in all that we do, and aspire to do.

We are growing and looking for qualified applicants to join us in Bingen, Hood River and beyond. To learn more, go to www. insitu.com/about/careers.

SDS LUMBER

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Wally Stevenson, Frank Daubenspeck, and Bruce Stevenson

grow slower with finer grains ideal for high grade lumber

founded SDS Lumber Company in 1946, and Stevenson Land

and plywood. To ensure quality, SDS oversees production

Company in 1990. SDS Lumber Company manufactures

every step of the way, from harvesting the raw material to

lumber, plywood, power and pulp for a variety of markets.

packaging and shipping the finished product. Once logs

Stevenson Land Company is focused on managing

reach the mill, we rely on our competent work force and

approximately 70,000 acres of timberland in the mid-

state of the art technology and equipment to produce the

Columbia gorge. These two companies work in partnership

finest wood products available. Our commitment to the

to grow high-quality timber and manufacture high-quality

long- term health of our business continues to ensure our

lumber products. SDS Lumber Company’s mill site is fully

success; we utilize technology to enhance production and

integrated including full maintenance, engineering and

minimize waste, and recycle every ounce of our raw material,

construction capability. This structure provides constant

including the bark which fuels our biomass plant and

innovation and improvement to our manufacturing

manufacturing facilities. With our convenient location on the

processes keeping them efficient and productive in

Columbia River, SDS’ diversified operations include a marine

increasingly challenging markets.

division providing tugboat services.

For over 60 years, SDS Lumber Company has focused on

INNOVATIVE COMPOSITE ENGINEERING

excellence in both wood production and customer service.

Our diverse product portfolio consists of carbon fiber tubing

Our timber comes from various sources, all of which is grown

and hollow shapes, compression molded, bladder molded,

on the eastern side of the Cascade Mountains, where trees

as well as some specialty products. Since 1989, ICE has been

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Labor Force FACTS

Over the past 25 years, unemployment in Klickitat County has slowly trended lower, as the county economy has become less dependent on resource-based jobs that tend to have large seasonal and cyclical patterns.

Major trends and events over the last 20 years include: • The expansion of agriculture throughout the county, but especially in vegetable farming and vineyards in east Klickitat County and fruit orchards in the western portion.

• The closure of the aluminum smelter in Goldendale in 2001.

• The development of the regional landfill at Roosevelt in 1992 and its subsequent expansion.

• The establishment of Insitu, a designer and fabricator of unmanned aerial vehicles, in Bingen, along with a number of its suppliers setting up shop here as well.

As 2017 came to a close, preliminary estimates showed that: • The county averaged about 6,100 nonfarm jobs, up 260 jobs/4.5 percent over the year.

• Private sector employment had grown by 250 jobs/6.1 percent.

• Construction and mining employment increased by 30 jobs over the year, while logging lost the same number.

• Manufacturing added 280 jobs.

• Trade, transportation and utilities declined by 50 jobs, all in transportation services.

• Professional and business services expanded by 30 jobs.

• Education & health services fell by 30 jobs.

• Leisure & hospitality was unchanged.

• Government payrolls rose by 20 jobs. www.fortress.wa.gov/esd/employmentdata/reports-publications/regional-reports/laborarea-summaries

a United States based company accomplishing all volume

volcanic soils between Mt. Adams and Mt. Hood in the

manufacturing, design and prototyping programs in house.

beautiful Columbia River Gorge, in the rain shadow of

This allows us to reach the highest level of security, quality

Washington’s and Oregon’s Cascade Range. Our unique

and confidentiality throughout the life of our projects, with

environment is enhanced by our growers’ total commitment

the end result being complete satisfaction of our clients

to Global Gap standards, sustaining the clear mountain

and a secure workplace for our employees. The vision of

irrigation waters, and fertile land, and the welfare of our farm

ICE was to apply advanced composite technology from

and warehouse workers.

the aerospace industry to the design and manufacture of industrial and consumer products. We have experience in

Underwood Fruit was formed in 1917 by seven local growers

many different, specialized manufacturing processes for

to supply their farms with production and packing materials

composites. We often have entry level positions available in

and to provide a railroad shipping point for moving their

our exciting, challenging and rewarding workplace. We strive

farm packed product east. One of those growers was Mt.

to work with our employees so they can experience growth

Adams Farms, a 300 acre pear orchard planted in 1910. That

personally as well as professionally. For more info, visit www.

orchard, now under the same ownership as Underwood, has

innovativecomposite.com/employment.

expanded that farm to 750 acres of pears, Honeycrisp apples and cherries. Underwood Fruit began in 1957 packing cherries

UNDERWOOD FRUIT & WAREHOUSE

from the Hood River-White Salmon district as well as from

We are the apple and pear packers and shippers of choice

The Dalles, Oregon.

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Government

Klickitat county has three incorporated cities; White Salmon, Bingen, and Goldendale (county seat). Underwood, Husum, Trout Lake, Glenwood, Klickitat, Appleton, Snowden, and Lyle are some of the unincorporated communities in western Klickitat County.

The county is governed by a board of commissioners, while the cities of White Salmon, Bingen, and Goldendale each have city councils and a mayor.

The Port of Klickitat owns and leases commercial and industrial facilities at two business/industrial parks in the Columbia Gorge/Mid-Columbia region of Washington State. The Bingen Point Business Park is located near Bingen, Washington, just across the Columbia River from Hood River, Oregon, and is zoned for commercial and light industrial use. The Dallesport Industrial Park is located in Dallesport, Washington, just across the Columbia River from The Dalles, Oregon, and is zoned for light and heavy industrial use.

Klickitat County is located within Legislative District 14 of Washington State.

FIRE, LAW ENFORCEMENT &

Emergency Services

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Klickitat County Sheriff’s Office .........................509-493-1811

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Bingen-White Salmon Police Department ....... 509-493-1177

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Inter-Tribal Police . . ................................................ 541-386-6363

RV

Klickitat County Jail ............................................. 509-773-3666 Skamania County Jail .. .........................................509-427-5047 Bingen Fire Department ...................................... 509-493-2122 White Salmon Fire Department . . ........................ 509-493-1177

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Husum, Klickitat County Fire District 3........... 509-493-2996 (also Snowden area)

Trout Lake, Klickitat County Fire District .. ...... 509-395-2043 Appleton, Klickitat County Fire District 13 - ... 509-365-3185 Lyle Fire Department.. .......................................... 509-365-2500 Dallesport, Klickitat County Fire District 6 ...... 509-767-1252 Goldendale, Klickitat County Rural 7 Fire and Rescue...................................................... 509-773-4246 Centerville, Klickitat County Fire Protection District 5. . ......................................509-773-1919 Bickleton, Klickitat County Fire Protection District 2. . .................................. 509-896-5445

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District Schools

EARLY CHILDHOOD & FAMILY CENTER 520 NW Loop Rd. White Salmon, WA 98672 | 509-493-4224 WHITSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 450 N. Main Street, White Salmon, WA 98672 | 509-493-1560 WALLACE & PRISCILLA STEVENSON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 480 NW Loop Road, White Salmon, WA 98672 | 509-493-4028 HENKLE MIDDLE SCHOOL 480 NW Loop Road, White Salmon, WA 98672 | 509-493-1502 COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL 1455 NW Bruin Country Rd, White Salmon, WA 98672 | 509-493-1970 LYLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Lyle School District serves the residents of Lyle, Dallesport,

Education

AND LEARNING Public Education

Appleton, High Prairie, Timber Valley, Murdock and the surrounding areas. Lyle School District offers a K-12 educational system for approximately 300 students throughout the school district.

LYLE SECONDARY SCHOOL (Lyle Middle School and Lyle High School) 625 Keasey Avenue, Lyle, WA. 98635 | 509-365-2211 TROUT LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT Trout Lake School District serves approximately 245 students in grades K-12. While enjoying the benefits of a small school,

WHITE SALMON VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT

teachers consistently challenge students to meet and

The White Salmon Valley School District is a rural P-12 school

exceed state academic standards. The Trout Lake staff share

district. Our district serves approximately 1280 students.

a unified vision and work hard to meet the individual needs

Our schools include a Pre-school, K-3 elementary school, 4-6

of each student. Located about 80 miles from Portland,

intermediate school, 7-8 Middle School, 9-12 high school, and

Oregon at the base of 12,230 ft tall Mount Adams, Trout Lake

an alternative high school.

residents enjoy a community-centered way of life.

We have a very dedicated staff of teachers, para-educators, administrators, and other district staff that are committed to providing a quality and equitable education for each of our students. Our students have the opportunity to receive a well-rounded educational experience that includes academics, art, music, Career and Technical Education (CTE), extra-curricular activities, and after school programming.

Our district is grateful for the support we receive from our school board, parents, and the community. We truly believe that by working together, we can create a school district and educational experience for our students that we can all be proud of.

TROUT LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2310 Highway 141, Trout Lake WA. 98650 | 509-395-2571 GLENDWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT Glenwood School District serves approximately 70 students K-12. The district’s small class sizes, supportive community members, strong fiscal position and spectacular natural setting translate to boundless opportunities for these students.

The district has 24 employees, an annual operating budget of $2.3 million, and excellent fiscal health due to sound

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budget management and consistent levy support from the

Core State Standards. Science is taught using FOSS kits,

Glenwood residents. All grades attend an attractive school

which offer hands-on exploration of numerous subjects, such

facility constructed in 1982. Students at the elementary level

as sound, anatomy, electricity, and magnetism. Teachers

are educated in multi-grade classrooms. Middle and high

provide art instruction in the classroom.

school students are currently on a seven-period day. ​H igh school students attend Stevenson High School in the Students enjoy the many benefits of today’s best computers

Stevenson-Carson School District or Columbia High School

and software, as well as opportunities provided by several

in the White Salmon Valley School District. Transportation

vocational classes, robotics and online courses. Athletic

to and from Stevenson High School is provided by Mill

and extra-curricular activities are offered either in-district

A. Transportation to and from Columbia High School is

or in cooperation with larger neighboring districts. The

provided by White Salmon Valley School District

district belongs to the Educational Service District 112, which includes a Special Education Cooperative that attends to the

In 2015, community residents became aware of an

district’s students with special needs.

opportunity for non-high school districts to create an in-district high school option for local students. Over the

Current or recent initiatives include an expansion of shop

next nine months, a team of volunteers worked together

facilities to enable increased vocational-education offerings,

to research, dream, and design a 21st century model high

courses connecting students with the area’s natural

school program. In 2016, these volunteers presented their

resources, and revitalization of the high school’s varsity

proposal to the Mill A School Board. The Mill A School

basketball program.

District and a neighboring non-high district, Mount Pleasant School District, agreed to join this audacious

GLENWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT #401

plan. Together, the districts filed an application to create

320 N. Bunnell St., Glenwood, WA | 509-364-3438

Pacific Crest Innovation Academy, and in February 2017 they received approval from the State of Washington Office of

MILL A

Superintendent of Public Instruction. During the summer of

Mill A is a rural single school district surrounded by national

2017, instructors were selected for the various PCIA courses,

forests, mountains, and crystal clear rivers. The nearest

and the first year of study at PCIA began on August 30, 2017.

towns are Stevenson to the west and White Salmon to the east. The facility is a single building, with 3 classrooms, a

MILL A ELEMENTARY

cafeteria, library and gym that are well maintained for use by

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both students and community.

PACIFIC CREST INNOVATION ACADEMY Mill A School currently serves 24 students in kindergarten

1142 Jessup Rd., Cook, WA. 98605 | 509-538-2700

through eighth grade. Kindergarten is all day. Both our reading and math curriculum are based upon the Common

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Higher Education

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY KLICKITAT COUNTY EXTENSION

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Washington State University Klickitat County Extension connects the people of Klickitat County to the research and knowledge base of the state’s land grant research university, providing solutions to local problems and stimulating local economies. Our county-based educators work with partners in the local communities to provide educational programs and leverage the broad resources of a major university to resolve issues and create a positive future for the residents of Klickitat County.

Our local programs include 4-H Youth & Families and the beginnings of a Master Food Preserver program. In addition, Washington State University provides over 2,200 publications, numerous online educational opportunities, and other statewide educational programs and technical assistance from four Research and Extension Centers, 15 Academic Departments and six of WSU’s Academic Colleges.

Examples of services available; Pressure Gauge Testing ($5.00), Insect Identification, Livestock Resources, Plant

the perfect place for your next hike, fishing excursion, family retreat or weekend getaway to the Gorge!

Identification, Plant Problem Diagnosis, and Small Farms Resources just to name a few.

Our main office is located in Goldendale at 228 W. Main Street. In the near future we will have access to a drop box in White Salmon at the Pioneer Center 500 NE Washington Street.

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West Coast. The Nursing and Health Occupations Program has trained hundreds of nurses and medical technicians.

Through its Gorge Scholar Program, CGCC provides an opportunity for local high school graduates to attend CGCC for free, for up to two years. The college also provides workforce training, business counseling, childcare resource and referral services, maintains a commercial kitchen and offers adult continuing education courses that promote lifelong learning and skills development.

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Medical

CENTERS & PROVIDERS The area has numerous family medicine care centers serving

NORTHSHORE MEDICAL GROUP

the community, attracting top-quality providers

Northshore Medical Group has been providing neighborly

who come to the Columbia Gorge seeking the idyllic lifestyle

healthcare since 1974, with a dedicated team of local

and sense of community offered here. A wide range of

healthcare providers who have been helping individuals

specialists are available throughout the Gorge region,

and families achieve good health and wellness throughout

including dermatologists, eye doctors, Ob/Gyn, podiatrists,

their lifetimes. We are a community-based practice serving

and sports medicine physicians, to name a few.

all of the residents of the Columbia River Gorge regions in both Washington and Oregon. As family practice providers,

SKYLINE HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CLINIC

we receive additional professional training in internal

Skyline Hospital, located in White Salmon, Wash., is a full-

medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, surgery,

service Critical Access Hospital, offering advanced medical

orthopedics and psychiatry. This broad training enables

technology and specialty care, delivered with a personal

us to address more than 90% of the medical issues you or

touch. The Critical Access Hospital program relieves the

your family might encounter. We are also trained to identify

financial burden placed upon small rural hospitals. Critical

medical needs that may require the care of a specialist.

Access Hospitals are allowed more flexibility with federal

As independent healthcare providers, we are uniquely

rules and regulations and are eligible for higher level of

positioned to help you understand all of the options

reimbursement from the Medicare and Medicaid programs

available, and to personally advise you in choosing the best

without increasing out-of-pocket costs for patients. Skyline

treatment path based on your individual needs. Locations in

Hospital hopes to make it easier for area residents to find

both White Salmon and Stevenson to better serve you.

a local primary care provider through the establishment of Skyline Medical Clinic. The clinic functions as a patient-

WHITE SALMON FAMILY PRACTICE AND ACTIVE INTEGRATED

centered medical home, which – through collaboration with

MEDICINE are other options for medical care.

other health care providers – takes a person’s whole health into consideration.

Within easy access there are two other hospitals across the river, while many more state-of-the-art hospitals and specialist services are located in Portland, just an hour

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Community Resources

Alternative and complementary health practices are also widely utilized by county

AND FELLOWSHIP

residents, and the numerous small businesses that provide a variety of healthcare needs

Klickitat County’s residents are community-oriented, which is why the

and treatments are a testament to this.

area is home to a multitude of community resources, service clubs,

The Columbia Gorge offers naturopathic

and non-profit entities offering volunteer opportunities, and numerous

physicians, acupuncturists, chiropractors,

options for community involvement. Your Chamber has several volunteer

massage therapists and natural healers.

needs available now. Please call us!

Many physical therapists practice at a handful of clinics, aiding recovery from

The non-profit organizations in the county focus on a variety of

injuries or surgery.

missions, including helping those in need, protecting our environment, philanthropic fund-raising, and serving the community’s diverse

There are a multitude of mental health

population.

providers with degrees in psychology, psychiatry, counseling, and social work to

A notable and widely-used community resource in the county is the

support residents with mental health issues

White Salmon Valley Community Library, which is a branch of the Ft.

such as anxiety, depression, stress, behavioral

Vancouver Regional Library System. The White Salmon Library offers

issues, or addiction.

resources such as meeting spaces, exam proctoring, and technology access. The FVRL Book-Mobile is a critical connection for many of the

Residents value a quality of life hard to

rural citizens, bringing resources to them.

find anywhere else in the country, and their attentiveness to personal and community

The communities within Klickitat County are resplendent with many

health is a large part of this lifestyle. With

worship and spiritual centers, with many denominations represented

a close tie to the land, residents encourage

in dozens of churches. Whatever your faith, Klickitat County’s many

one another to stay physically fit in the

religious organizations are all welcoming visitors and new members.

numerous gyms, yoga and fitness studios, as well as regular workouts in our outdoor gym: the Gorge. Along with the health food stores

away. Oregon Health and Science University has its main campus and two

available, many locally-sourced, organic, and

hospitals in Portland, and is an award-winning research and health care

health-conscious eateries and grocers are

provider in close proximity to Gorge residents.

also at the disposal of residents who seek such amenities. A strong Farmer’s Market

Dentistry is also a thriving specialty in the Gorge, with dozens of providers

network is an important aspect to connecting

and specialists, including endodontics, denturists, and orthodontics.

citizens to fresh produce and healthy options.

A well run community food bank program

Pediatric specialists in both health care and dentistry are also available, along

ensures that even those financially restricted

with free and income-based health clinics.

citizens have access to healthy, fresh foods.

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Community

EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT JANUARY

JULY

1 • New Years Day Polar Plunge, Maryhill State Park Gorge Owned Sense of Place Series

7/4 White Salmon 4th of July Parade and Picnic in the Park 7/28 Art & Wine Fusion, White Salmon, WA 14th annual

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SEPTEMBER

14 • MACC Integrative Health Panel Series

7-9 • Huckleberry Festival, Bingen, WA

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OCTOBER

11 • MACC Integrative Health Panel Series 27-28 • Community Pride Clean-Up, White Salmon-Bingen Rotary

31 • Community Haunted House, White Salmon Masonic Lodge MACC Member Award Banquet

MAY

DECEMBER

9 • MACC Integrative Health Panel Series

1 • Dreaming of a White Salmon Holiday events: Breakfast with Santa, Craft Fair, Wassail at Library, Business Open Houses, Caroling, Lighting of the Christmas Tree and Menorah

JUNE 1-3 • Spring Festival, White Salmon Rheingarten Park 23 • United Way ‘Rock the Point’ beach bash, Bingen, WA watersports demo all day / Live Music Dance in the evening

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Chamber of Commerce BUSINESSES & MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ARTS, CULTURE & ENTERTAINMENT Columbia Center for the Arts 215 Cascade Ave | Hood River, OR (541) 387-8877 www.columbiaarts.org Columbia Gorge Discovery Center 5000 Discovery Dr | The Dalles, OR (541) 296-8600 www.gorgediscovery.org Columbia Gorge Orchestra Association PO Box 1019 | Hood River, OR www.gorgeorchestra.org Gorge Artists PO Box 1424 | Hood River, OR (509) 493-1974 www.gorgeartists.org Gorge Heritage Museum 202 E Humboldt St | Bingen, WA (509) 493-3228 www.gorgeheritage.org Harmony of The Gorge PO Box 935 | Hood River, OR (509) 493-2006 www.harmonyofthegorge.com Hood River County Fruit Loop PO Box 168 | Odell, OR (541) 386-7697 www.hoodriverfruitloop.com Huckleberry Festival 401 Humboldt St | Bingen, WA (509) 493-3607 www.mtadamschamber.com/huckleberryfestival Klickitat Historical Museum 92 Main St. | Klickitat, WA www.gorgespirits.com/khm.mtm Maryhill Museum of Art 35 Maryhill Museum Dr | Goldendale, WA (509) 773-3733 www.maryhillmuseum.org

BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Maryhill Winery Amphitheater 9774 Hwy 14 | Goldendale, WA (509) 773-1976 www.maryhillwinery.com

BCI Group a division of HUB 307 Oak St | Hood River, OR (541) 386-3990 www.bcigroup.com

Sacred Earth Foundation 401 Ekone Rd | Goldendale, WA (509) 773-4536 www.ekone.org WAAAM 1600 Air Museum Rd | Hood River, OR (541) 308-1600 www.waaamuseum.org White Salmon Valley Community Library 77 NE Wauna Ave | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1132 www.fvrl.org/loc/ws

AUTOMOTIVE Morris Motors Repair & Service 1379 N. Main St | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2130 www.morris-motors.com

Paco’s Tire Service & Auto Repairs 118 NE Nickols St | White Salmon, WA 509-637-2534 www.mtadamschamber.com/pacos-tires

ANIMAL AND VETERINARY Alpine Veterinary Hospital 208 Lincoln | Bingen, WA (509) 493-3908 www.alpinever.net Aly Jane's Pretty Pup Salon 135 SE 1st St | White Salmon, WA (509) 310-3468 www.facebook.com/gorgegrooming Steelhead Ranch Alpaca Farm 1376 Hwy 141 B | Corner, WA (425) 408-2914 www.steelheadranch.com

Columbia River Gorge Technology Alliance 515 E 2nd St | The Dalles, OR (541) 296-2266 www.crgta.org Costco Marketing 19610 SE 1st St | Camas, WA (360)2 58-6239 www.costco.com CTX (Copytronix) 16640 SW 72nd Ave | Portland, OR (541) 213-3858 www.ctx-xerox.com Gorge Owned Business Network 105-1/2 Oak St | Hood River, OR (541) 399-6813 gorgeowned.org Gorge Sound & Light 42 Weather Rock Rd | Underwood, WA (509) 637-5120 Insitu, Inc 118 E. Columbia River Way | Bingen, WA (509) 493-8600 insitu.com Neff Designs PO box 1362 | White Salmon, WA www.Neff-designs.com (360) 909-9503 Sagetech Corporation 186 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2185 x 113 www.sagetech.com Starlisa Black Photography 1 Heritage Plaza | White Salmon, WA www.starlisablackphotography.com

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The Enterprise Newspaper 220 E Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2112 www.whitesalmonenterprise.com Trout Lake Business Association PO Box 394 | Trout Lake, WA (509) 803-2766 www.troutlakewashington.com/tlaba Worksource 107 E Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-5009 www.worksourcewa.com

COMPUTERS & ELECTRONICS J. Hammock & Associates 1099 Snowden Rd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2263 www.hammock.net RADCOMP Technologies 136 N Main St | White Salmon, WA (866) 490-2426 www.gorad.com

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT & CONTRACTORS Bell Design Company 900 W Steuben | Bingen, WA (509) 493-3886 www.belldesigncompany.com Cascade Building Components 312 Depot St | Bingen, WA (509) 637-2678 www.cascadebuildingcomponents.com Chinook Plumbing 1483 Markham Rd | Hood River, OR (541) 386-3388 www.chinookplumbinghooDrr.com Flume Road Water Services, LLC 62 Flume Rd | Willard, WA (509) 538-2643 www.mtadamschamber.com/flume-Rd-waterservices-llc Liz Olberding, Architect 101 State St | Hood River, OR (907) 230-9871 www.owarch.com Roberts, Brad 113 W. Steuben | Bingen, WA (509) 493-3381 www.mtadamschamber.com/brad-roberts-2 Stamp the Earth 1610 E. 9th St | The Dalles, OR (541) 716-1094 www.stamptheearth.com 26

COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT CEKC - Com. Enrich. for K. & S. Co. 304 Fish Hachery Rd | Goldendale, WA (509) 250-0737 www.cekcwa.org City of Bingen 111 N. Ash St | Bingen, WA (509) 493-2122 www.bingenwashington.org

City of White Salmon

140 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1133 www.white-salmon.net Columbia Gorge Habitat for Humanity 1001 W. 6th St | The Dalles, OR (541) 296-8817 www.columbiagorgehabitat.org Community Partners of Bingen-White Salmon 23 Henderson Lane | White Salmon, WA (713) 542-4359 www.communitypartnersbws.org Helping Hands Against Violence PO Box 441 | Hood River, OR (541) 386-4808 www.helpinghandsoregon.org Holen, Roger and Janet 171 River Watch Dr | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-3576 K.C.F.D. #3 Volunteer Firefighters Association 200 Husum St | Husum, WA (509) 493-2996 www.kcfd3.com Kingen, Michael White Salmon, WA Klickitat CO EMS District #1 310 S Roosevelt | Goldendale, WA (509) 773-1005 www.mtadamschamber.com/klickitat-countyems-district-1 Klickitat County Economic Development 127 W. Court MX-CH-26 | Goldendale, WA (509) 773-7060 www.klickitatcounty.org/216/EconomicDevelopment Klickitat Trail Conserancy (KTC) PO Box 512 | Lyle, WA (509) 365-4673 www.klickitat-trail.org Mid Columbia Economic Development District 515 E. 2nd St | The Dalles, OR (541) 296-2266 www.mcedd.org

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Mt. Adams Elks Lodge #1868 124 Church Ave NE | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1868 www.elks.org Northshore Community Foundation 1 Heritage Plaza| White Salmon, WA (509) 493-3630 www.mtadamschamber.com NW Natural 1125 Bargeway Rd | The Dalles, OR (541) 296-2229 www.nwnatural.com Opportunity Connections 2940 Thomsen Rd | Hood River, OR (541) 386-3520 www.oppconnect.org PUD #1 of Klickitat County 110 NE Estes Ave | White Salmon, WA (509) 773-5891 www.klickitatpud.com Simonson, Fred White Salmon, WA (703) 363-0193 Six Rivers Dispute Resolution Center 601 Cascade Ave | Hood River, OR (541) 386-1283 www.6rivers.org Skyline Foundation 211 Skyline Drive White Salmon, WA (509) 637-2602 www.skyinehospital.com Soroptimist International of Mt. Adams PO Box 152 | White Salmon, WA (509) 637-0322 www.mtadamschamber.com/soroptomist-mtadams The Next Door, Inc. 965 Tucker Rd | Hood River, OR (541) 386-6665 www.nextdoorinc.org Gorge Windbags/Toastmaster’s International Hood River, OR (541) 506-6022 Underwood Community Council 951 Schoolhouse Rd | Underwood, WA (503) 890-4229 www.mtadamschamber.com/underwoodcommunity-council Underwood Conservation District 170 NW Lincoln St | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1936 www.ucdwa.org

United Methodist Church - White Salmon 341 North Main | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1308 www.umc.org/find-a-church/church/76702 United Way of the Columbia Gorge PO Box 2 | Hood River, OR (541) 386-6100 www.unitedwaycolumbiagorge.org US Fish & Wildlife 61552 SR 14 | Underwood, WA (509) 493-2934 www.fws.gov VanAlstine, Bob & Sherry PO Box 972 | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2110 Washington Gorge Action Programs 115 E. Steuben | Bingen, WA (509) 493-3954 www.wgap.ws White Salmon Lions Club 203 SW Dogwood Lane | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-3424 www.mtadamschamber.com/white-salmonlions-club White Salmon-Bingen Rotary PO Box 251 | White Salmon, WA (307) 203-8014 www.rotarywhitesalmonbingen.org

EDUCATION Columbia Gorge Community College 400 E Scenic Dr | The Dalles, OR (541) 506-6121 www.cgcc.edu Horizon Christian School 700 Pacific Ave | Hood River, OR (541) 387-3200 www.horizonchristianschool.org Klickitat County Wa St University Extension 228 W. Main St. MS-CH 12 | Goldendale, WA (509) 773-5817 www.extension.wsu.edu/klickitat Little Oak Montessori School 1054 Oak St | White Salmon, WA (509) 281-1721 www.littleoakmontessori.com Mountain Home Biological, Inc 30 Stone Road | Bingen, WA (509) 493-2669 www.pelletlab.com North Wind Herbs 32 Lake Road | Trout Lake, WA (503) 753-2684 www.mtadamschamber.com/north-wind-herbs. com

White Salmon Valley Education Foundation.

PO Box 2231 | White Salmon, WA (509) 637-5597 www.wsvef.org

RESTAURANTS, FOOD & BEVERAGE AniChe Cellars 71 LIttle Buck Creek Rd | Underwood, WA (360) 624-8537 www.anichecellars.com Ayutlense Mexican Restaurant 120 E Steuben St | Bingen, WA (509) 493-1017 www.facebook.com/ ayutlensemexicanrestaurant Beneventi’s Pizza 201 W. Steuben | Bingen, WA (509) 493-2177 www.mtadamschamber.com/beneventis-pizza Best Western Plus Hood River Inn 1108 E. Marina Way | Hood River, OR (541) 386-2200 www.hoodriverinn.com Blue Skies Bakery 7 Blue Skies Lane | White Salmon, WA (509) 876-7395 www.blueskiesbakery.com Carmen’s Kitchen 223 W. Steuben St | Bingen, WA (509) 281-3215 www.facebook.com/carmenskitchenbingen Carson Hot Springs Resort 372 St. Martin Springs Rd | Carson, WA (509) 427-8296 www.carsonhotspringresort.com Cascade Cliffs Vineyard & Winery 8866 Hyw 14 | Wishram, WA (509) 767-1100 www.cascadecliffs.com Columbia Gorge Hotel & Spa 4000 Westcliff Dr | Hood River, OR (541) 386-5566 www.columbiagorgehotel.com COR Wine Cellars 151 Old Hwy 8 | Lyle, WA (509) 365-2744 www.corcellars.com

Glenwood General Store 208 E. Main | Glenwood, WA (509) 364-3535 Harvest Market 77 NE Wauna | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-9494 www.harvestmarketstores.com Henni’s Kitchen & Bar 120 East Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1555 www.henniskitchenandbar.com Hood River Hotel 102 Oak St | Hood River, OR (541) 386-1900 www.hoodriverhotel.com Jacob Williams Winery 3 Avery Rd | Lyle, WA (541) 645-0462 www.jacobwilliamswinery.com Klickitat Canyon Market PO Box 124 | Klickitat, WA (509) 369-4400 www.klickitatcanyonmarket.com Klickitat Canyon Winery 6 Lyle Snowden Rd | Lyle, WA (541) 400-8147 www.Klickitatcanyonwinery.com Maryhill Fruit Company 123 Maryhill Hwy | Goldendale, WA (509) 773-6552 www.maryhillfruitco.com Maryhill Winery Tasting Room 9774 Hwy 14 | Goldendale, WA (509) 773-1976 www.maryhillwinery.com Memaloose Winery 101 Lyle Snowden Rd | Lyle, WA (509) 365-6829 www.winesofthegorge.com Mugs Coffee 120 West Steuben St | Bingen, WA (509) 281-3100 www.mugsco.com Naked Winery 102 2nd St | Hood River, OR (541) 399-2134 www.nakedwinery.com

Domaine Pouillon 170 Lyle Snowden Rd | Lyle, WA (509) 365-2795 www.domainepouillon.com Everybody’s Brewing 151 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 637-2774 www.everybodysbrewing.com

Pine Shed Ribs & BBQ 216 W. Steuben | Bingen, WA 503-545-7280 www.pineshedribs.com

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Pioneer Pizza Kitchen 216 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-0028 www.pioneerpizzakitchen.com

Wet Planet Café 860 WA-141 | Husum, WA (800) 306-1673 www.wetplanetwhitewater.com

Columbia Basin Care 1015 Weber St | The Dalles, OR (541) 296-2156 www.nursinghomesthedalles.com

Scoops & Smiles 111 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2121 www.facebook.com/Scoops-SmilesCafe-1348239138568292

White Salmon Vineyard 63281 WA-14 | Underwood, WA (509) 493-4640 www.whitesalmonvineyard.com

Chambers Family Chiropractic 1000 W. Steuben St Ste 1 | Bingen, WA (509)-493-0555 www.chambersfamilychiropractic.com

HOME & GARDEN

Coppola, Inez LAC 251 N Main St | White Salmon, WA (509) 596-1074 www.inezcoppola.com

Skunk Brothers Spirits 40 SW Cascade Ave | Stevenson, WA (360) 835-4890 www.skunkbrothersspirits.com Solstice Wood Fire Café 501 Portway Ave | Hood River, OR (541) 436-0800 www.solsticewoodfirecafe.com Soluna Vineyards LLC 25 Fairway Rd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1600 www.mtadamschamber.com/ascendentewinery Stoltz Winery 514 State St | Hood River, OR (541) 490-2225 www.stoltzwinery.com Syncline Wine Cellars 111 Balch Rd | Lyle, WA (509) 365-4361 www.synclinewine.com Taqueria el Rinconcito Express 114 W. Steuben | Bingen, WA (509) 493-8227 www.elrinconcitoexpress.com Tetrahedron Wines 421 State St | Lyle, WA (509) 774-8323 www.tetrahedronwines.com The Huck Truck 415 W. Steuben St | Bingen, WA (805) 021-7072 www.thehucktruck.com The Logs Inn 1258 Hwy 141 | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1505 www.thelogsinn.com

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Boni’s Landscaping & Construction 725 Aplin Rd | White Salmon, WA (509) 281-0821 www.mtadamschamber.com/bonislandscaping-construction-services Honey-Do Enterprise 200 Wind Ranch Rd | Bingen, WA (509) 637-4998 www.facebook.com/HoneyDoEnterprise Maid for Life 515 Vunk Ave | Centerville, WA (509) 261-1984 www.mtadamschamber.com/maid-for-life Trellis Fresh Flowers & Gifts 114 W Stueben St | Bingen, WA (509) 493-4844 www.trellisfreshflowers.net

HEALTH & MEDICINE Active Integrated Medicine, LLC 1312 May St | Hood River, OR (541) 716-1040 www.activeintegrativemedicine.com Alpine Veterinary Hospital 208 Lincoln | Bingen, WA (509) 493-3908 www.alpinevet.net Barefoot Journeys 1980 Hwy 141 | Trout Lake, WA (509) 637-0988 www.mtadamschamber.com/barefootjourneys-bodyworks Butterfly Essentials & Spiritual Healing 130 E. Jewett | White Salmon, WA (503) 803-2241 www.mtadamschamber.com/butterflyessentials

The Lyle Hotel 100 7th St | Lyle, WA (509) 365-5953 www.thelylehotel.com

Cascade Acupuncture Center, LLC 2690 May St Ste 101 | Hood River, OR (541) 387-4325 www.cascadeacupuncture.org

Waving Tree Vineyard & Winery 123 Maryhill Hwy | Goldendale, WA (509) 773-6552 www.wavingtreewine.com

Cascade Wellness Clinic 663 Sunnyside Rd | Trout Lake, WA (509) 395-0024 www.cascadewellnessclinic.com

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FLUX Therapy & Massage 107 West Jewet | White Salmon, WA (541) 490-9794 www.fluxtherapyllc.wordpress.com Gates Acupuncture, LLC 288 E. Jewett #500 | White Salmon, WA (651) 271-9703 www.gatesacupuncture.com Healing Pathway 288 E Jewett Blvd Ste 100 | White Salmon, WA (503) 330-2848 www.healingpathway.org Hi School Pharmacy 250 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (360) 213-2258 www.hi-schoolpharmacy.com/white-salmonhsp Jewel’s Essential Oils 580 Gropper Rd | Stevenson, WA (541) 400-0127 Kula Chiropractic Sports & Wellness Center 410 E Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-4000 www.kulachiropractic.com Little Shredders Dental 1615 Woods Ct | Hood River, OR (541) 490-4993 www.littleshreddersdental.com Motion Therapy PO Box 1190 | Hood River, OR (503) 896-0555 www.motiontherapy.net Mountain Vista Dental 640 N Main Ave | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2244 www.mtadamschamber.com/mountain_vista_ dental North Wind Herbs 32 Lake Rd | Trout Lake, WA (503) 753-2684 www.mtadamschamber.com/north-wind-herbs

Northshore Medical Group 212 Skyline Dr | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2133 www.northshore-medical.com

Underwood Fruit & Warehouse PO Box 1096 | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1722 www.underwoodfruit.com

Logan, Ron 218 Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2436 www.mtadamschamber.com/ron-logan-2

Sacred Earth Foundation - Ekone Ranch/Natural Burials 401 Ekone Rd | Goldendale, WA (509) 773-4536 www.ekone.org

Wannamaker Estate Vineyard 100 Auspland Rd | Underwood, WA (503) 914-8883 www.facebook.com/Wannamaker-EstateVineyard-826716517397111

McCoy-Holliston Insurance 1001 E Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2266 www.mccoyholliston.com

Skyline Hospital & Medical Clinic 211 Skyline Dr | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1101 www.skylinehospital.com Tender Wellness 288 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (206) 280-7842 White Salmon Eye Care 950 E Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2020 www.whitesalmoneyecare.com White Salmon Family Practice 181 W. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1470 www.whitesalmonfamilypractice.com

INDUSTRY & AGRICULTURE Columbia Gorge Winegrowers PO Box 665 | Hood River, OR (541) 386-5893 www.columbiagorgewine.com Innovative Composite Engineering - I.C.E. 1265 N Main Ave | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-4484 www.innovativecomposite.com Insitu, Inc 118 E. Columbia River Way | Bingen, WA (509) 493-8600 www.insitu.com

LEGAL & FINANCIAL AmeriTitle 165 NE Estes | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1965 www.amerititle.com Christopher Lanz Law Office 1000 E Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2921 www.mtadamschamber.com/lanz-andtrummel-attorneys-at-law Columbia Bank 390 NE Tohomish | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2500 www.columbiabank.com CPS - Impact Insurance Marketing, Inc. PO Box 189 | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-3445 www.impactinsurance.net Edward Jones Investments 218 W. Stuben St | Bingen, WA (509) 493-0447 www.edwardjones.com Gallagher, Law Offices of Joanne R. ESQ PO Box 385 | Bingen, WA (509) 493-0309 H & R Block, Ryli Rapelje 2930 W. Cascade Ave | Hood River, OR (541) 386-1740

Paradigm Consulting & Coaching 116 3rd St Ste 212 | Hood River, OR (541) 249-3606 www.pursuingprosperity.org Proactive Financial Management 275 NE Tohomish | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1004 www.proactivefinancial.com Riverview Community Bank 330 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-3449 www.riverviewbank.com State Farm Insurance 1000 W Steuben St | Bingen, WA (509) 493-4400 www.statefarm.com/agent/US/WA/BINGEN Three E, LLC 343 Little Mtn Rd | Trout Lake, WA (509) 637-6803 Trimaran Capital, LLC 107 Dogwood Lane Ste 1 | White Salmon, WA (912) 308-5706 www.mtadamschamber.com/trimaran-capitalllc Umpqua Bank 73 NE Estes Ave | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1252 www.umpquabank.com Wyers Law, PC 218 E. Steuben | Bingen, WA (509) 493-2772 www.mtadamschamber.com/wyers-lawpc-2

Kreps Ranch 421 BZ Glenwood Hwy | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-3939 www.facebook.com/kreps.ranch

Herman & Associates, CPA, PC 1000 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1717 www.herman-associates.com

North Sports, Inc 1 Northshore Dr | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-4938 www.northsports.com

INB 111 N. Oak St | Bingen, WA (509) 493-0303 www.inb.com

Best Western Plus Hood River Inn 1108 E. Marina Way | Hood River, OR (541) 386-2200 www.hoodriverinn.com

Sagetech Corporation 186 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2185 x 113 www.sagetech.com

Jasperson, Michele L. - Agency 218 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-3000 www.agents.farmers.com/wa/white-salmon/ michele-jasperson

Big Yellow House Vacation Rentals 412 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1985 www.mtadamschamber.com/big-yellow-housevacation-rentals

Kacena, James, Attorney at Law 181 West Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1776 www.kacenalaw.com

Bridge RV Park & Campground 65271 Hwy 14 | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1111 www.bridgerv.com

SDS Lumber Company 123 Industrial Rd | Bingen, WA (509) 493-2155 www.sdslumber.com

LODGING

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Cabins at Wind Mountain Ranch 192 Erickson Rd | Stevenson, WA (503) 360-4707 www.windmountainranch.com

Inn of the White Salmon 172 W. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2335 www.innofthewhitesalmon.com

Platinum Marketing & Design PO Box 234 | Husum, WA (541) 705-7217 www.marketingplatinum.org

Carson Hot Springs Resort 372 St. Martin Springs Rd | Carson, WA (509) 427-8296 www.carsonhotspringresort.com

Mt. Adams Lodge at the Flying L Ranch 25 Flying L Ranch Lane | Glenwood, WA (509) 364-3488 www.mt-adams.com

Signs & Designs 1435 SW Brislawn Loop Rd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-8350 www.signsanddesignsstudio.com

Carson Ridge Luxury Cabins 1261 Wind River Rd | Carson, WA (509) 427-7777 www.carsonridgecabins.com

Steelhead Ranch Bed & Brew 1376 Hwy 141, BZ Corner | White Salmon, WA (425) 408-2914 www.steelheadranch.com

Squrl’s Music PO Box 511 | Hood River, OR (541) 399-6920 www.kmswrocks.com/squrls-blues-review

Columbia Gorge Hood River B & B Association 918 Oak St | Hood River, OR (541) 387-2997 www.gorgelodging.com/find-lodging/view-allbbs

The Logs Inn 1258 Hwy 141 | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1505 www.thelogsinn.com

The Enterprise Newspaper 220 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2112 www.whitesalmonenterprise.com

The Lyle Hotel 100 7th St | Lyle, WA (509) 365-5953 www.thelylehotel.com

Wind River Publishing LLC 301 N. 15th St Unit 100 | Hood River, OR (541) 806-1436 www.windriverpublishing.net

The Society Hotel Cedar & Humboldt | Bingen, WA (503) 445-0444 www.thesocietyhotel.com/bingen

PERSONAL SERVICES & CARE

Columbia Gorge Hotel & Spa 4000 Westcliff Dr | Hood River, OR (541) 386-5566 www.columbiagorgehotel.com Contentment Acres 238 Acme Rd | White Salmon, WA 512-818-5651 www.contentmentacres.net Elk Meadow RV Park & Cabins 78 Trout Lake Creek Rd | Trout Lake, WA (509) 395-2400 www.elkmeadowsrvpark.com Hatt's Fuel Stop- Sinclair 204 W Steuben St | Bingen, WA (541) 296-3515 Hood River Hotel 102 Oak St | Hood River, OR (541) 386-1900 www.hoodriverhotel.com Hunsaker Oil Company 1107 N Main Ave | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2234 www.mtadamschamber.com/hunsaker-oil Husum Highlands B B 70 Postgren Rd | Husum, WA (509) 493-4503 www.husumhighlands.com Husum House 112 Husum St | Husum, WA (503) 381-8269 www.husumhouse.com Husum Riverside B & B 866 Hwy 141 | Husum, WA (509) 281-1181 www.gorgerooms.com

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Timberlake Campground 112 Bylin Rd | Stevenson, WA (509) 427-2267 www.timberlakecampgroundandrvpark.com Trout Lake Cozy Cabins 2291 Hwy 141 | Trout Lake, WA (509) 395-2068 www.troutlakecozycabins.com

MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS Hagadone Directories 616 E. 3Rd | The Dalles, OR (509) 731-2457 www.blackphonebook.com Light Wave Communications 391 Ashley Dr | Underwood, WA (509) 493-3883 www.mtadamschamber.com/light-wavecommunications Tim McRobert, Social Media Videographer 62 B Bennett St | Carson, WA (509) 637-3782 www.facebook.com/tim.mcrobert Mizu Creative 103 Atta Vista Rd | White Salmon, WA (509) 774-8418 www.mizucreative.com Paraphrase Communications 251 N Main St | White Salmon, WA (503) 345-3384 www.paraphrasecomm.com

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Today’s Chalet 1000 E. Jewett | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-3995 www.todayschalet.com

REAL ESTATE SERVICES Annala Carol, Realtor 2495 Cascade Ave | Hood River, OR (541) 490-5099 www.realestateinthegorge.com Bishp Sanitation Services 221 W Main St | Goldendale, WA (509) 773-4707 www.bishopsanitation.com Chausse, Ruth - Broker - Don Nunamaker 2495 Cascade Ave | Hood River, OR (541) 490-4850 www.ruthchausse.com Gorge-ous Weddings 192 Erickson Road Stevenson, WA (503) 360-4707 www.gorge-ousweddings.com John L. Scott Real Estate 1000 W. Steuben | Bingen, WA (509) 493-3440 www.johnlscott.com

Klickitat County Title Company 220 W Steuben St | Bingen, WA (509) 493-4112 www.frontiertitle.biz

KS Real Estate 707 SW Waubish St | White Salmon, WA (415) 902-5215 www.mtadamschamber.com/kss-real-estate-llc

Northwestern Lake Riding Stables 1262 Little Buck Creek Rd |White Salmon, WA (509) 493-4965 www.nwstables.com

Cedar Creek Alpacas 182 McNichols Rd Cook, WA (509) 538-2070 www.ceadercreekalpacas.net

Mountain View Grange #98 1085 Main St | White Salmon, WA (360) 907-7637 www.mtadamschamber.com/mountain-viewgrange-98

River Drifters 856 Highway 141 | White Salmon, WA (800) 972-0430 www.riverdrifters.net

Dickey Farms, Inc. 511 W. Steuben | Bingen, WA (509)-493-2636 www.facebook.com/dickeyfarm

Rockin “S” Ranch 894 Snowden Rd | White Salmon, WA (509) 774-8112 www.mtadamschamber.com/rockin-s-ranch-llc

Klickitat Canyon Market 100 Main St Klickitat, WA (509) 369-4400 www.klickitatcanyonmarketing.com

Strawberry Mt. 24/7 Gym 132 NW Loop Rd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1316 www.strawberrymt.com

Meadowrock Alpaca Farm & Alpaca Annex 80 Mt. Adams Rd | Trout Lake, WA (509) 395-2266 www.meadowrockalpacas.com

Port of Klickitat 154 E. Bingen Point Way | Bingen, WA (509) 493-1655 www.portofklickitat.com

Synergy West Dance Fitness 445 NW Spring St | White Salmon, WA (240) 338-2450 www.mtadamschamber.com/synergy-westdance-fitness

Second Hand Rose 115 W. Steuben St Bingen, WA (509) 493-2662

Roberts, Brad 113 W. Steuben | Bingen, WA (509) 493-3381 www.mtadamschamber.com/brad-roberts-2

Wet Planet Rafting, Inc 860 WA-141 | Husum, WA (800) 306-1673 www.wetplanetwhitewater.com

W3 Properties 2001 E. Evergreen Blvd | Vancouver, WA (360) 600-9485 www.mtadamschamber.com/wilson-wrightproperties

Zoller’s Outdoor Odesseys 1248 Hwy 141, BZ Corner | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2641 www.zooraft.com

Pacific Rim Brokers, Inc 65 NE Estes | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1783 www.pacificrimbrokers.com Pathfinder Real Estate Services 1030 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 774-0466 www.pathfinder-re.com

Windermere Real Estate Columbia River Gorge 106 West Steuben St | Bingen, WA (509) 493-4666 www.windermere.com/offices/bingen

SPORTS & RECREATION Doctor Roscoe’s Holistic Bicycle Repair & Sales 209 E Steuben | Bingen, WA (509) 281-3500 www.doctorroscoesbikes.com Fitness & Sport Evolution 2149 Cascade Ave Ste 106 A Hood River, OR (541) 981-9634 www.fitnessportevolution.com Hood River WaterPlay 100 Port Marina Way | Hood River, OR (541) 386-9463 www.hoodriverwaterplay.com Klickitat Trail Conservancy (KTC) PO Box 512 | Lyle, WA (509) 365-4673 www.klickitat-trail.org

SHOPPING & SPECIALTY RETAIL

Trellis Fresh Flowers & Gifts 114 W. Stueben St | Bingen, WA (509) 493-4844 www.trellisfreshflowers.net

TRAVEL & TRANSPORTATION Glenwood General Store 208 E. Main | Glenwood, WA (509) 364-3535 www.mtadamschamber.com/glenwoodgeneral-store

Antiques and Oddities 211 W. Steuben Ave | Bingen, WA (509) 493-4242 www.mtadamschamber.com/antiques-oddities

Hatt’s Fuel Stop - Sinclair 204 W Steuben St | Bingen, WA (541) 296-3515 www.facebook.com/pages/Hatts-Fuel-Stop

Arome, LLC 105 Oak St | Hood River, OR (541) 490-3675 www.aromehoodriver.com

Hunsaker Oil Company 1107 N Main Ave | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-2234 www.mtadamschamber.com/hunsaker-oil

Array of Elegance 15 Osborne Rd | White Salmon, WA (309) 657-2180 www.arrayofelegance.com

Martin’s Gorge Tours PO Box 18177 | Portland, OR (877) 290-8687 www.martinsgorgetours.com

Artisan’s Jewelry & Gallery 137 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-1333 www.artisansdesigns.com Blowfish Designs PO Box 699 | White Salmon, WA (970) 404-0800 www.blowfishhats.com Book Peddler 154 E. Jewett Blvd | White Salmon, WA (509) 493-4644 www.mtadamschamber.com/book-peddler

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Chamber

MEMBER BENEFITS Our Mission

The Mt. Adams Chamber of Commerce is organized to unite its members for the purpose of exerting influence upon matters affecting business, economic development, tourism, recreational use, and residential potential of the area.

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES The Chamber Board of Directors holds an annual retreat and sets the goals for the next year. In 2017, the following items were identified as priorities: • Identifying options for funding a new efficient website.

• Documentation of processes.

• Evaluation of member benefits/consideration of new rate

• Event coordination and gaining sponsorships for these

structure.

events.

• Development and initiation of focused marketing strategies.

• Visitor Center upgrades.

Networking Opportunities

ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET

1st and 3rd Thursdays at 8:00 a.m. rotating host at member

Every year, Mt Adams Chamber hosts an event to honor

AM COFFEE & CONNECTIONS locations.

outstanding citizens with Chamber awards. This is an

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS

new members as we celebrate the successes of our year.

Held monthly at a hosting member location usually at 5:30 pm. Sign up early to get the month of your choice.

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opportunity to reconnect with your Chamber peers and meet

Invitation TO JOIN If you are not currently a Mt. Adams Chamber of Commerce member, we invite you to complete

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Our goal is to see our local communities thrive and to

an application now and start using your benefits

create positive connections which spark synergy and

right away. Why delay? Now is the time! Financial

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hesitations? Talk to us about a payment plan. The cost of your membership is an investment in a much larger return of value, if you utilize it consistently. Let MACC and our member network of over 200 other businesses and organizations support you in thriving, not just surviving. The connections you can make through us can make a difference.

Application available at mtadamschamber.com,

We support this by focusing on our key objectives: • Support local business and advocate on their behalf.

• Building partnerships at all levels of government and key industry groups to promote business here and to seek their assistance to guide development.

• Ensure the governance of MACC and its resourcing is sufficient to undertake effective programs and support on behalf of business members.

at the Visitor Center at 1 Heritage Plaza in White

Everything that we do should be in alignment with

Salmon or by calling us at 509-493-3630.

our Chamber Mission – “The Mt. Adams Chamber of Commerce is organized to unite its members for the purpose of exerting influence upon matters affecting business, economic development, tourism, recreational use, and residential potential of the area.”

Together with our members and other entities we work towards creating a vibrant, healthy community that

2018 Board of Directors

cares. Thank you for being a part of the solution.

CHAIR/ROBERTA GRANT, Flux Therapy

execdir@mtadamschamber.com

VICE-CHAIR/DAVID ROTH, ProActive Financial Management

SARAH GOEBEL Administrative Assistant

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DIRECTORS

PAST-CHAIR/FRED SIMONSON, retired

TAMMARA TIPPEL Executive Director

SECRETARY/ANNIE CHUNG, The Logs Inn

marketing@mtadamschamber.com

TREASURER/EDWARD BRUCE, Three E, LLC

CINDY PARK Administrative Assistant

DIRECTORS

services@mtadamschamber.com

DOUG COMSTOCK, Edward Jones Investments BILL WERST, Big Yellow House Vacation Rentals

DARLISA BLACK Visitor Center Receptionist/Staff Photographer

JILL VACEK, Insitu

services@mtadamschamber.com

MIRAYIA CHACON-BAKER, WorkSource JOANNE GALLAGER, Gallagher Law Office

Advertising OPPORTUNITIES • Annual Membership Directory

• Electronic Newsletter

• Annual Co-Op ad in the Columbia River Gorge to Mt Hood Visitor Guide

• Business Seminars/Panel Discussions

• Quarterly Co-Op ad in The Gorge Magazine

• Business Advocacy

• Referrals • Resources

• Chamber Website/enhanced • Value-Added Benefits listings/banner ads

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White Salmon, WA 98672 Phone: (509) 493-3630 mtadamschamber.com

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DIGITAL MARKETING REACH THE RIGHT PEOPLE, IN THE RIGHT PLACE, AT THE RIGHT TIME Our digital marketing plans are customized for your business and your budget We provide a wide variety of digital marketing opportunities and work to increase traffic to your business. We want you to have the highest return on investment possible and believe we can get you there by targeting the customers you want with our custom digital marketing campaigns.

We offer search engine optimization, site and search re-targeting, social lifts, Geo-fencing, mobile hyper local, and more!

tonya@marketingplatinum.org

ashley@marketingplatinum.org

How does it work? Let us show you! Call us to schedule an appointment and get a free web analysis for your business! Your growth is our goal!

Make your marketing PLATINUM strong!

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FAMILY MEDICINE WALK-INS WELCOME

Enjoy the BEST HEALTH Possible At Skyline Medical Clinic, our friendly, kind staff work diligently to deliver the very best service and highest quality of care to you and your family – at every stage of life!

OUR CLINIC SERVICES INCLUDE: Family Medicine Erica Didier, M.D. Jenna Newcomb, PA-C Ear, Nose & Throat Mendy Maccabee, M.D.

General Surgery Seth Lambert, D.O. Neurology/Pain Management Karleen Swarztrauber, M.D. Podiatry Ankle/Foot Physicians & Surgeons

• Accepting new patients • Serving adults and children • Accepting private insurances, Medicaid and Medicare • Offering discounted pricing for uninsured patients • Conveniently located on Skyline’s campus • Same day & evening appointments To learn more or to schedule an appointment, call 509-637-2810.

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211 211 Skyline Skyline Drive, Drive, White White Salmon, Salmon, Wash.

Wash.

Serving Gorge Communities