WALLA WALLA — More than a year after crews uncovered a Native American burial site during sidewalk improvements at Pioneer Park, ancestral remains have yet to be returned to their […]
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ATHENA — In a matchup between two of the top 2A/1A teams in the state, Bre Ward struck out 10, and her defense turned a crucial double play, as No. […]
Read More MISSION — A group of prospective young journalists spent the week learning the ins and outs of audio journalism through the Youth Voices program at Nixyáawii Governance Center. On March […]
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PENDLETON — Cole Sazue shot a personal best 77 on Monday at the Nels Nelson Invitational, helping Pendleton to the boys teams title at Wildhorse Resort Golf Course. The Bucks […]
Read More CTUIR families learn, share traditions at Latit Latit excursion PILOT ROCK — Family, friends and elders hiked the rocky hills of Eastern Oregon on March 14, digging for Latit Latit […]
Read More Fred L. Mitchell transfers collection of Columbia River Plateau tribal artifacts to CTUIR, Tamástslikt MISSION — In a landmark acquisition, the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) secured […]
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PENDLETON — Nate Driskell hit a grand slam in the first inning and Pendleton cruised from there for a 9-3 nonleague win over Philomath on Saturday at Bob White Field. Pendleton […]
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By ANNIE FOWLER PENDLETON — Competition was fierce and five meets records were broken Friday at the Buck Track Classic at Pendleton High School. Pendleton’s John Thatcher had three wins […]
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PENDLETON — Mother Nature was not a tennis fan Thursday afternoon. Pendleton and Baker managed to get in five total matches before the skies opened up and rained out the […]
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PENDLETON — There’s no place like home. Pendleton, which played its first four games of the season on the road, broke out the bats at Steve Cary Field on Tuesday […]
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