Founded in 1907, this association was conceived to provide the area’s individual fruit growers the benefits accorded a much larger entity, like better prices. In 1919 there were reportedly 110 local fruit growers as members.
Over time, Mosier proved to be a prime location for cherries, and they remain the dominant crop, but other fruits are grown as well. Every spring, the building comes alive with crates of cherries collecting from the growers and being shipped out.
Location: 1105 1st Ave
On this day 100 years ago... From The Hood River Glacier: W. C. McClure is planting 10,000 asparagus plants on his ranch east of Mosier.
Our County Board of Commissioners is holding a town hall in Mosier this week, Wed. the 16th. See poster below for details. Note that this
The Community Cleanup has been extended!
We have another week to drop off our household waste and yard debris.