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Feb 25, 2021 Gresham Outlook - News

Senate Republicans revive walkout as a political tactic

Their absence, aimed at Democratic Gov. Brown, shuts down an Oregon Senate session.

Feb 23, 2021 Gresham Outlook - News

Congratulations Readers' Choice winners!

Take a look at the winners of The Outlook and Sandy Post 2021 Readers' Choice Awards.

Feb 22, 2021 Gresham Outlook - News

Clackamas County grapples with Sunrise Corridor funding request

Commissioners consider asking legislature for $4 million to conduct planning, public engagement

Feb 19, 2021 Gresham Outlook - News

Northeast 238th Drive will close for construction

Widening and improvements to busy road will start in April, lane closures Feb. 26

Feb 19, 2021 Gresham Outlook - News

Lawmaker moves lawsuit against Oregon House to federal court

Diego Hernandez acts after the state seeks to quash action because of constitutional ban on civil suits during sessions.

Feb 17, 2021 Gresham Outlook - News

Volunteers can help spruce up Johnson Creek for spring

Annual Watershed Wide event takes place Saturday, March 6, with locations across East County

Outlook News

Reynolds School Board mulls asking Hernandez to quit

Gresham Outlook - News

Lawmaker resigned from legislature amid controversy; school board will vote at next meeting.
Gov. Brown extends COVID-19 state of emergency until May

Gresham Outlook - News

The officially declared state of emergency will last another 60 days, until May 2, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown…
Gresham Senior Center to purchase new quilting machine

Gresham Outlook - News

Jack Day's $17,000 donation buoys local nonprofit organization, backs quilting room
Oregon COVID-19 county risk levels drop as virus takes dive

Gresham Outlook - News

'We are seeing great progress in stopping the spread of COVID-19 across Oregon and saving lives.'
State tax collections buck pandemic unemployment trends

Gresham Outlook - News

Legislative economists tell lawmakers that federal aid has made a difference, but growth will slow.
Students and parents rally to re-open schools

Gresham Outlook - News

Group says online learning is a failure and it is safe to go back to in-person learning
Tri-county agency head to discuss Metro's expanding role

Gresham Outlook - News

Metro leader Lynn Peterson on Friday will discuss agency serving Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties.
Multnomah County DA looks to curb gun violence

Gresham Outlook - News

County had 26 gun-related incidents in first half of February, including domestic violence incident in Gresham
Gresham-Barlow will play football

Gresham Outlook - News

Games can begin March 1 but strict safety protocols must be followed and no spectators are allowed
Oregon redistricting mess could be headed to court

Gresham Outlook - News

Delayed federal Census data is gumming up the works for state lawmakers, other legislatures across the nation.
COVID-19: Washington, Clackamas, other counties lowered to…

Gresham Outlook - News

The latest update comes as Oregon is showing a decrease in reported COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.
State Democrats set process for Rep. Hernandez replacement

Gresham Outlook - News

Precinct members will choose nominees by mail ballot; Multnomah County board has final say.
Hundreds take aim at Senate gun bill

Gresham Outlook - News

Hearing on legislation allowing jurisdictions to ban legally carried firearms in public buildings draws some…
Hernandez resigns before potential expulsion vote

Gresham Outlook - News

East Multnomah County Democrat lost bid in federal court to block proceedings in the Oregon House.
Biden's 'rescue plan' promises big bucks for Oregon schools

Gresham Outlook - News

President Joe Biden's American Rescue Plan would provide hundreds of millions to Oregon school districts, if…
Oregon reports low rate of COVID-19 cases and deaths

Gresham Outlook - News

The newest official figures are well below the state's percent of the national population, case count and…
Infant rescued after domestic violence assault

Gresham Outlook - News

Zaday Atenogenes Rojas, 35, arrested after allegedly fleeing with baby in lap
CCSO: Man suffers life-threatening stab wounds near Barton

Gresham Outlook - News

The adult male was taken by a helicopter for treatment of multiple wounds caused by an edged weapon,…
Lawmakers will seek outside help for redistricting questions

Gresham Outlook - News

Lack of census data, tight deadlines spur Legislature to consider its limited options.
Gresham Police Chief Robin Sells retires

Gresham Outlook - News

Decision comes in wake of third-party investigation, claims of hostile workplace
Tree planting program saves salmon

Gresham Outlook - News

East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District plants 500K trees, improving stream health
Gresham recruits: Proud to fight fires

Gresham Outlook - News

City welcomes new firefighters to start new year, returns to normal staffing levels
Report: Ethnic groups have harder access to COVID-19 testing

Gresham Outlook - News

The Oregon Health Authority releases the report on the same day it reports 492 new cases and no new deaths.
Gresham protects businesses from excessive fees

Gresham Outlook - News

City steps in after third-party delivery apps overcharge restaurants, ignore fee caps
Applications now open for $150M Oregon landlord relief fund

Gresham Outlook - News

Oregon Housing and Community Services is now accepting applications online for Landlord Compensation Fund…
Albertina Kerr building 150 units of affordable housing

Gresham Outlook - News

Gresham campus will have 150 units for low-income caregivers and people with disabilities
Corbett bringing elmentary students back March 10

Gresham Outlook - News

The 1,100-student district is among the first in metro area to start hybrid learning
Infant among COVID-19 deaths reported Feb. 18

Gresham Outlook - News

In a statement, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown and husband Dan call the death a 'tragedy.'
Gresham-Barlow to bring back a few students in early March

Gresham Outlook - News

Students with special needs and recent immigrants will be among first to return.
Violence on the rise in Gresham

Gresham Outlook - News

Police reported 10 shootings in January, continuing uptick in violence in 2020
Power outages, lingering ice, prompt closures Wednesday

Gresham Outlook - News

MHCC is closed and school board meeting is canceled, Centennial also pauses classes
Agency shows how to lessen disruption to unemployment claims

Gresham Outlook - News

Automated phone line is a backup to internet access in aftermath of winter storms.
Gresham-Barlow superintendent honored by Latino educators

Gresham Outlook - News

Katrise Perera cited for improvements for Latinx students, starting Spanish immersion programs
Businesses pivot during pandemic

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Local businesses in Sandy, Gresham and Estacada find new ways to serve communities, make money during COVID…
Roofs collapse across East County

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Gresham Fire responds to 10 businesses with winter storm damage after heavy snow, ice.
Centennial's Anne Ellett receives national coaching award

Gresham Outlook - News

Anne Ellett, Centennial's coach since 1966, is named NFHS National Spirit Coach of the Year.

Regional News

'Overwhelmingly positive' - Portland reacts to York statue

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Portland sheds 'anarchist jurisdiction' label, Biden orders

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Portland mayor to halt funding for Hazelnut Grove homeless

Portland Tribune - News
Portland City Commissioner axes Southwest Portland neighborhood coalition

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Gov. Brown extends COVID-19 state of emergency until May

Portland Tribune - News
Senate Republicans revive walkout as a political tactic

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Amazing Educators special section honors Oregon teachers

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Portland Police: $20,000 in property found in stolen U-Haul

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Fry's Electronics closes, leaving Wilsonville store barren

Portland Tribune - News
Tigard curbs residential speed limit to 20 MPH

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon man who gave meth, abused 13-year-old gets 10 years

Portland Tribune - News
Lawsuit: Portland man suffers brain injury in cop car crash

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State tax collections buck pandemic unemployment trends

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Clackamas County COVID vaccine site opens in Wilsonville

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Oregon youth prison lost power, heat during winter storm

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After school budget cuts, instructor teaches welding at home

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Oregon redistricting mess could be headed to court

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Police: Beavercreek man dead in Portland shooting

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OSAA cancels state championship events for fall sports

February 23, 2021 Gresham Outlook - Sports Jerry Ulmer

Executive board gives schools chance to create their own local, regional events.

High school football readies for 2021 kickoff on March 5

February 22, 2021 Gresham Outlook - Sports Miles Vance

Across the state, 83 games are scheduled from the Class 6A to Class 1A levels March 5.

Governor's decision opens door for high school football

Gresham Outlook - Sports

The latest information also paves the way for volleyball and other traditional fall-season sports.
Supporters share the importance of high school sports

Gresham Outlook - Sports

High school sports - some of them - are set to return March 1, but no one knows for sure.
Will high school football happen in 2021?

Gresham Outlook - Sports

OSAA prepares for season, though football is still prohibited by state COVID restrictions
Oregon considers how to play high school sports safely

Gresham Outlook - Sports

There are definitely risks to playing, but most of the U.S. has competed all year.
Oregon high schools prepare for uncertain restart of sports

Gresham Outlook - Sports

Soccer and cross country may begin competition in March; football, volleyball, water polo still in doubt.
Football coaches look ahead to uncertain season

Gresham Outlook - Sports

Delayed season has new starting dates for 2021 play, but much remains up in the air.
OSAA moves high school sports start back to February, keeps three-season plan

Gresham Outlook - Sports

Altered calendar shortens seasons to six weeks; football practices begin Feb. 8 with first games on March 1.
Barlow girls soccer coach Jay Jacobsen receives national recognition

Gresham Outlook - Sports

Jacobsen has coached Barlow's girls into the 6A quarterfinals the last two years
Gresham High School ready to open new gymnasium

Gresham Outlook - Sports

Gophers will move into new home after more than three-quarters of a century in the old
Updated: In Idaho, high school athletes completing fall sports as normal

Gresham Outlook - Sports

The state has higher COVID-19 numbers than Oregon, but still managed to play safely
Sandy boys basketball turns to Brock Mueller to replace Jason Maki

Sandy Post - News

Mueller promoted from frosh coach after Maki returns to Montana to coach at his alma mater.
Updated: Oregon high school sports delayed until January

Gresham Outlook - Sports

Competition split into three seasons beginning in January 2021, with football kicking off in March
Gordon Alexander Dowsett, MD

Gresham Outlook - Sports

April 4, 1942 - July 13, 2020 - Gordon Alexander Dowsett passed away in his home in Damascus, Oregon, on the morning of July 13, 2020;
Oregon high school sports season pushed back

Gresham Outlook - Sports

It's unclear when or if the football season will begin. Other sports will start play almost a month later than planned.
Prep Profile: Kyle Fitzgerald

Gresham Outlook - Sports

This is one of a series of stories checking in on seniors whose final high school sports season was lost. Centennial High grad Kyle…
Jesuit's Mick Abel drafted in first round by Phillies

Gresham Outlook - Sports

The Crusader right-hander was taken with the 15th pick of the first round on Wednesday.
Prep Profile: Taylor Ramirez

Gresham Outlook - Sports

This is one of a series of stories checking in on seniors whose final high school sports season was lost. Gresham High's Taylor Ramirez has…
Oregon Sports Awards begins to announce 2020 winners

Gresham Outlook - Sports

The annual awards show begins releasing the names of its 2020 winners on Monday, May 18
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OSAA cancels all remaining spring activities, state championships

Gresham Outlook - Sports

Oregon's high school athletes see their hopes of spring-season competition end
Presenting East County's all-time best squads

Gresham Outlook - Sports

Newspaper will be running an online bracket allowing readers to vote through their favorite teams
OSAA to follow Governor Kate Brown's lead

Gresham Outlook - Sports

OSAA keeps spring sports on hold with April 29 as earliest possible return date
Leonard Dixon signs with Minnesota school

Gresham Outlook - Sports

The Mt. Hood CC standout signs to play next season at Division II Minnesota-Crookston
Darrin Elkins takes on job at Estacada

Gresham Outlook - Sports

NEW COACH: The long-time Gresham assistant gets his first chance at the varsity level

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Opinion

My View: Oregon needs a robust portfolio of energy resources

February 24, 2021 Gresham Outlook - Opinion Rachel Dawson

Rachel Dawson of Cascade Policy Institute says, 'We may not be able to prevent trees from falling on wires, but we can take steps to avoid overreliance on wind, solar and hydropower.'

OPINION: As the region recovers, Metro is ready to help do its part

February 24, 2021 Gresham Outlook - Opinion Lynn Peterson

Lynn Peterson: Let's work together to ensure health care, social justice, equitable economic growth and dignified housing for everyone.

Opinion: Let's go all-in with in-school learning

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

MacKensey Pulliam says women are once again losing ground in the workplace as they lose their jobs at a higher rate than men, or as they…
Letters to the Editor

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Area residents express their opinions about vaccine distribution and relief spending for struggling businesses.
We don't need a rookie TV reporter to say it's freezing in Troutdale

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Columnist Sharon Nesbit weathers the storm of February 2021 with a nostalgic look back to the storms of yesteryear.
Letters To The Editor

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

The follow letters were submitted for publication by The Outlook and Sandy Post.
The Gresham Police Department has a listening problem

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

OPINION: OP-ED writer Danielle Mayfield asserts that Gresham Police Chief Robin Sells should be fired for impeding police reform, equity…
OPINION: Climate protection can't exclude Oregon's largest polluters

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

My generation needs Gov. Brown to get serious about getting all the state's polluters to clean up their acts. And do so before 2050
Volunteers can help protect long-term care residentsâ€™ rights

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

State ombudsmen director: We need to advocate for those in nursing homes, assisted living, and memory care
OPINION: Leadership revealed at Pamplin Media Group

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Rivers of Life Center president says PMG newspapers owner has long history of charitable giving, community support.
Early career choice was ... well ... rocky

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Columnist Sharon Nesbit could have been an archeologist, but instead she rocked a typewriter.
Remember: Cervical cancer Is preventable

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Planned Parenthood Columbia Willamette opened its newest and largest health center in East Multnomah County at 14601 S.E. Division St.
Opinion: Oregon renters need more protections from COVID-19's fallout

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Recent legislation helped, but many Oregonians - particularly Black and Hispanic families - face additional challenges
OPINION: We can build a more just and dynamic future in Oregon

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Legislature's BIPOC Caucus focuses on efforts to ensure everyone has the chance to thrive as we break down barriers
Opinion: Pay parents who've had to support kids' online learning

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

State should offset the cost to Oregon families who have given up paychecks to accommodate forced home-based distance classes.
Financial guidance is available during uncertain times

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Credit union branch manager Dara Toscano offers four tips for navigating financial hardship brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
OPINION: It's time to strip 'Black Codes' from the U.S. Constitution

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Oregon U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley will again seek to end the legacy of a clause long used as a 'tool of control' over people of color.
After 19 years, it's time to retire Oregon's 'temporary' energy tax

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

The 'pubic purpose charged' tacked on to power bills has been a boon to the Energy Trust of Oregon and a burden on consumers.
Pamplin Media calls for ClackCo Commissioner Shull's immediate resignation

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Newly elected Clackamas County Commisioner Mark Shull posted hate-filled comments to social media, unleashing criticism and swift calls for…
Our Opinion: Thankfully, Oregon's delegation is safe

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Anger is the chief emotion being expressed by our elected leaders and their staff after the Jan. 6 attack on democracy.
OPINION: Let's ensure that Oregon's Grand Old Party remains grand

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

A former statewide candidate calls for unity, the pursuit of accountability and a focus on Oregonians' shared values.
ODOT turning 'blind eye' to public's wishes on tolling

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Bob Rubitschun: This is an abuse of government that our forefathers designed: of the people, by the people
OPINION: Educating the public is key to combating COVID-19

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Survey results show that our opinions divide not only along political labels and ZIP codes but also educational levels
Lawmakers must prevent COVID evictions

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Erin Meechan of Gresham is urging Oregon's lawmakers to extend the moratorium on evictions. The topic will be discussed during the upcoming…
Data shows Oregon fitness facilities can safely reopen

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Gym co-owner: Our members, staff facing unemployment cannot wait much longer
OPINION: Congress needs to act now to support mass transit

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

TriMet will play a key role in getting employees, particularly low-wage workers, back on the job in the Portland metro area.

Features

Centennial dance coach earns national award

February 08, 2021 Gresham Outlook - Features Teresa Carson

Annie Ellett founded Hi Cs 55 years ago, has coached ever since, taking them to 11 state championships

East County Bulletin Board

January 25, 2021 Gresham Outlook - Features none

Brush up your Excel skills, park free at Metro parks and check out government and other meeting

Troutdale Girl Scout donates diapers and wipes

Gresham Outlook - Features

Supply drive for needy moms nets more than 6,000 diapers and earns teen top Scouting award
Picture this: help for struggling families

Gresham Outlook - Features

Photo contest benefits East County nonprofits SnowCap and My Father's House at a time of great need
Bruins new den completed

Gresham Outlook - Features

Upgrades finished at Barlow High School, adding 20 classrooms, new commons, theater
East County welcomes the holiday season virtually

Gresham Outlook - Features

Gresham, Troutdale, Fairview, Wood Village light Christmas trees to celebrate winter season
So much going on in East County

Gresham Outlook - Features

Free metro parking Dec. 17, online gardening workshops and civic and community meetings
Providence Festival of Trees goes virtual with 'Home for the Holidays!'

Gresham Outlook - Features

SPONSORED CONTENT: It's still as awesome as ever but just virtual. Check out the awe inspiring Christmas trees, attend the gala on…
Come Relax on the Mountain, It's Calling You....

Gresham Outlook - Features

Suggested reading brought to you by Mt. Hood Area Chamber of Commerce - See you soon in the Mt. Hood Forest - sponsored content
All About Automotive looking for a new parking place

Gresham Outlook - Features

Celebrating 20 years of operation, co-owner Karen Johnston also gets community service award
Gresham sisters package Christmas in a shoebox

Gresham Outlook - Features

Addi and Brooklyn Schuette lead charitable effort for kids in need around the world
What's going on in East County?

Gresham Outlook - Features

Check out the online gardening workshops, visit with a nature educator at Oxbow and so many meetings
Shalom Gresham!

Gresham Outlook - Features

Young rabbi plans to organize activities and events for Jewish folks in East County area
New Estacada mural takes inspiration from nature

Estacada News - Features

Francesca Bryk, Mesa Pivirotto and Sage Pivirotto created 'The Natural World' mural on the Dollar General building
Anniversary: John and Patti Keller have been married for 65 years

Gresham Outlook - Features

John and Patti Keller of Southeast Portland will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary later this month.
Lawmakers approve $50 million for arts groups, performing venues

Gresham Outlook - Features

Federal money is intended to help large and small organizations survive pandemic shutdown.
Boring vendors think inside the box

Gresham Outlook - Features

For a limited time, business owners will sell Boring Boxes filled with local food, products for $100.
Hitting the slopes to cope

Gresham Outlook - Features

Resorts work to reopen, offer safe mountain recreation amid crisis; Timberline offers year-round skiing, but it'll be different now because…
Gresham cancels Arts Festival

Gresham Outlook - Features

COVID-19 pressures city to shutter largest annual event that would have brought almost 20,000 visitors
Gresham's Music Mondays canceled

Gresham Outlook - Features

Popular free concerts at Gresham Arts Plaza closed due to COVID-19 restrictions
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Bronzing nature

Gresham Outlook - Features

Troutdale-based Caswell Sculpture joins National Geographic art team that shines the light on endangered animals
Confections for the frontlines: Sandy owner of Berg Confections makes more than 50 personal desserts to give away

Gresham Outlook - Features

Brittany Berg offers sweet treats for health care workers, first responders during crisis
The show must go on for high school performers

Gresham Outlook - Features

Young actors, singers and creatives will strut their stuff in a livestream theater event Friday, April 17
Free soothing music offered by Michael Allen Harrison, Oregon Symphony

Gresham Outlook - Features

Could you benefit from listening to some soothing music? Read on to learn where you can find some and it's free.
Kris Deelane subsumes shy nature with glowing persona

Gresham Outlook - Features

Portland-area singer, songwriter and bandleader thrives on intimacy of Edgefield Winery

Wheels

BMW redesigns 430i Coupe for 2021

February 21, 2021 Jim Redden

While the new nose is controversial, the performance, luxury and tech are above reproach.

2021 Lexus UX 200 F Sport: Fun and refinement in a small package

February 19, 2021 Jim Redden

The F Sport handling package helps the subcompact crossover handle like a sports car.

Chevrolet expands EV lineup with 2022 Bolt EUV electric crossover SUV

As a bonus, the starting price for either of the 2022 model year Bolt vehicles is less than the 2021 Bolt EV.
Hyundai reveals redesigned 2022 Kona and Kona electric SUVs

Both updated models of thre groundbreaking compacts will be arriving at dealerships this spring.
All-new Chevrolet Corvette breaks all the rules, and wins

The newest verion is fully up-to-date with technology and it's the best supercar deal going today by a longshot.
2021 Hyundai Sonata N Line: A real performer

The performance version of the popular midsize sedan is the real deal, not just an appearance package.
With the Mercedes-AMG GLA, good things come in small packages

The AMG version of the subcompact crossover is closer to a sports car than an SUV.
Volvo offers best of both worlds with the mid-size XC90 Recharge SUV

The mid-size crossover combines EV technology with true luxury for families on the go.
Defunct World of Speed donates assets to 51 museums, schools

Clackamas Community College is among the beneficiaries of the now-closed automotive museum's gifts
PGE offers electric vehicle incentives

Qualifying customers can receive up to $1,000 rebate to install a home EV charger.
Kia adds hybrid technology to 2021 Sorento SUV

A top-shelf hybrid SUV with many features and a great warranty at a surprisingly reasonable price.
Nissan unveils all-new 2022 mid-size Frontier pickup and Pathfinder SUV

The all-new 2022 Nissan Frontier and Pathfinder models will arrive at area Nissan dealers this summer.
2021 Toyota Tundra SR5 4X4: Bargain-priced work horse

The full-size pickup still has a lot to offer, beginning with its value in the surprisingly competitive market.
General Motors announces all-electric product line by 2035

GM said the company will offer 30 all-electric models globally by 2025 and that 40 percent its U.S. models offered will be battery electric vehicles…
Nokian announces new Hakkapeliitta 10 studded winter tires

If you need winter tires to meet the challenges of this month's weather, the current Nokian line of studded or unstudded winter and all-weather…
Too much of everything is just enough for the Ram TRX

The new version of the Ram half-ton is the latest and fastest hot rod pickup on the market.
2021 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat: The muscle car of SUVs

The heart of the limited production three-row SUV is a supercharged 6.2-liter V8 that produces a staggering 710 horsepower.
2021 GMC Yukon AT4 gives you more of what you love in an SUV

The optional AT4 package makes the new full-size Sport Utility Vehicle more off-road capable than ever before.

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