MISSION — The Wildhorse Foundation celebrates 25 years of giving back and supporting programs that strengthen the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) and neighboring communities. The Wildhorse […]
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PENDLETON — After dropping its past two games to Umatilla, Pendleton used 22 points from Jubal Hoisington for a 72-65 nonleague win Monday at Warberg Court. “We had them down […]
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PENDLETON — Umatilla had Pendleton on the ropes in the first quarter, but the Bucks righted the ship and sailed to a 57-43 nonleague win Monday at Warberg Court. “Umatilla came out […]
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By WIL PHINNEY | The CUJ PENDLETON — Acosia Red Elk, a 10-time world champion jingle dress dancer, will again serve as head women’s dance judge at the Two Cultures, […]
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BAKER CITY — The Pendleton boys and girls won team titles, and the Bucks won the combined title as well, at the Baker Invitational on Saturday at the Sam-O Swim […]
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By The CUJ Spokane, Wash. — A former employee of the Spokane Tribe of Indians was sentenced to one year and a day in prison for embezzling more than $100,000 […]
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By ANNIE FOWLER | The CUJ ATHENA — Sophomore Gage Heideman had 18 points and 10 rebounds to lead Heppner to a 75-30 Blue Mountain Conference win Saturday over Weston-McEwen. […]
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ATHENA — Facing a 32-29 deficit at the half, Weston-McEwen put together a 28-point second half to eke out a 57-53 Blue Maintain Conference win over Heppner on Saturday afternoon. […]
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SHERWOOD — Pendleton’s Vance Nelson placed second at 175 pounds, and the Bucks placed 13th overall at the Reser’s Tournament of Champions on Saturday at Sherwood High School. Thurston won […]
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ONTARIO — Pendleton evened its Greater Oregon League record at 1-1 with a dominating 67-15 win Friday night over Ontario. “It was another solid outing tonight,” Pendleton coach Tim Foster […]
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