PENDLETON — Pendleton freshman Liam Pennington finished third at the Kyle Burnside Memorial Invite on Wednesday, turning in a time of 16 minutes, 58.70 seconds at the Golf Course at Birch Creek. The Bucks’ five scoring runners placed in the…
Read More PENDLETON — Rookie goalkeeper Autumn Severe had 11 saves Tuesday afternoon to help Pendleton to a 2-1 Greater Oregon League victory over Ontario. “She played the game of her life,” Pendleton coach Katherine Ryder said. “The girls came out strong…
Read More MISSION — Aaron Noisey is a shy, introverted person, but if there is a cause that is near and dear to him, he will lace up his sneakers and hit the pavement. “Suicide prevention runs, programs for schools — if…
Read More TigerScot senior surpasses 1,000 kills IRRIGON — Charlotte Hansell had 18 kills, 17 digs and four aces to help Weston-McEwen to a 25-19, 25-13, 25-17 Blue Mountain Conference win Saturday and secure the No. 2 seed to the district tournament.…
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PENDLETON — Pendleton made a push in the fourth quarter, but came up short against Burns 27-13 on a chilly Friday night at the Pendleton Round-Up Grounds. “I feel like we played hard for three quarters,” Pendleton coach Erik Davis…
Read More A partnership between the CTUIR and Cairnspring Mills aims to create jobs, support local farmers and strengthen the local economy. MISSION — The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) and Cairnspring Mills celebrated the opening of Blue Mountain…
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PENDLETON — Pendleton High School students got down and dirty during the school’s annual Mud Wars on Oct. 14 at the Happy Canyon Arena in Pendleton. Marking its 31st anniversary, Mud Wars brought students together for a muddy showdown as…
Read More JOHN DAY — Weston-McEwen kept its hold on second place in the Blue Mountain Conference with a 25-15, 25-12, 25-19 road win Tuesday over Grant Union. “We served well and blocked very well with a combined 17 aces and 10 blocks,”…
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PENDLETON — Among the ruckus and fanfare of the Pendleton Round-Up, an intoxicating smell permeates Roy Raley Park, drawing rodeo visitors to a tent near the River Walk where Michelle Thompson, owner of MT’s Frybread, shows off her craft. Each…
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MISSION — Layered in piles on the tops of tables throughout the commons area at Nixyáawii Community School (NCS), coats, socks, shoes and backpacks lay in wait for students in need. On Sept. 28, NCS hosted a giveaway in collaboration…
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