Car being pulled from Columbia River might have belonged to Oregon family that vanished in 1958
Authorities are pulling submerged vehicles from the Columbia River, including a car thought to have belonged to a Portland, Oregon couple who vanished in 1958 while out for a drive with their three daughters.
Alert: A car is pulled from the Columbia River that officials believe belonged to an Oregon family missing since 1958
A car is pulled from the Columbia River that officials believe belonged to an Oregon family missing since 1958. Got a question? Put a reporter on it. Ever think of a question that you wish someone would answer?
In a remote region of British Columbia, the Chilko River offers isolation, elite paddling, and continuous rapids.
They stopped at a gas station near Cascade Locks, Ore., on the banks of the Columbia River, but were never heard from again. The case of the Martin family’s disappearance has bewildered local ...
The Columbia River is the fourth largest watershed in North America, flowing about 2,000 kilometres from B.C's Columbia Lake into Washington State, entering the Pacific near Astoria, Ore.
Tariffs and job cuts at federal agencies are making life more complicated for the Columbia River Bar pilots who play a ...
Car’s discovery in Columbia River could end decades of speculation about Martin family disappearance
A year later, two of the girls were found in the Columbia River, dead from drowning, near Bonneville Dam. The rest of the family — and the car — remained missing. Until, perhaps, now.
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