Pendleton posts 3-1 record at jamboree
PENDLETON — A season-opening jamboree turned into a night of competitive volleyball Thursday at Pendleton High School. Imbler, which finished second at the 1A state tournament last year, was the […]
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Through the Lens: Pendleton’s biggest paw-ty of the summer
PENDLETON — Tails wagged and paws splashed at Doggie Dip Day, the biggest paw-ty of the pool season. Local pups had one last chance to cool off before summer ended […]
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Kishpaugh ends run with Pendleton’s Rhythmic Mode
PENDLETON — From costumes to choreography, Debbie Kishpaugh guided Pendleton High School’s Rhythmic Mode dance team to nine state titles and a reputation for excellence at the state level that […]
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Mt. Hood is the next stop for W-M sprinter Wyatt Parsons
ATHENA — Wyatt Parsons got offers to run track from numerous colleges, even some from out of state, but the Weston-McEwen speedster chose Mt. Hood Community College — one of […]
Read More NCS students will return to new staff, classes and resources
MISSION — Students will be returning to school at Nixyaawii Community School (NCS) on August 24 as the new school year starts off with some big changes. Two new additions […]
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Ganne wins Wildhorse title in a two-hole playoff
PENDLETON — American Megha Ganne won her first Epson Tour title Sunday, beating Cholcheva Wongras in a two-hole playoff at the Wildhorse Ladies Golf Classic at Wildhorse Golf Course. Tied at […]
Read More CTUIR joins historic tribal early learning effort
MISSION — For the first time, Oregon’s nine federally recognized tribes have a formal role in shaping a statewide early learning system designed specifically for Native children and families. The […]
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NCFS hosts tour for HomeBuilds Project
MISSION — Nixyáawii Community Financial Services (NCFS) hosted tours for two of its first home build projects in the Nixáawii neighborhood on July 30. The project is courtesy of a […]
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The long road home for Columbia Basin salmon
MISSION — Along the Columbia River Basin, salmon have shaped tribal cultures for generations. But as fish runs decline, tribes are working to restore habitat, strengthen hatcheries and protect treaty […]
Read More Removing a century-old barrier
CTUIR removes a century-old water line to restore Coonskin Creek and reopen habitat for steelhead MISSION — The pipeline carried water, just not for the people whose land it crossed. […]
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