Chief Chuck Byram talks about how with the weather gettting a bit warmer what changes in criminal activity officers are noticing. He also shares part of his report he will present tonight (April 1) to the city council on statistics for 2024. As Byram plans for the new fiscal year, he describes the department's needs budget-wise.

Chief Chuck Byram talks about how with the weather gettting a bit warmer what changes in criminal activity officers are noticing. He also shares part of his report he will present tonight (April 1) to the city council on statistics for 2024. As Byram plans for the new fiscal year, he describes the department's needs budget-wise.

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman.  Join Dan every weekday as he talks with the news makers of Umatilla County. Hear about the latest news straight from community leaders on this fun, current and informative show. Exclusively at www.ElkhornMediaGroup.com and on our free Elkhorn Mobile app on Google Play and the App Store.

 

 

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman. &nbsp;Join Dan every weekday as he talks with the news makers of Umatilla County. Hear about the latest news straight from community leaders on this fun, current and informative show. Exclusively at www.ElkhornMediaGroup.com and on our free Elkhorn Mobile app on Google Play and the App Store.
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April 1     |     Pendleton Police Department

Dayton Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Belinda Larsen previews Blue Mountain Brix & Brew, March 13, and explains why it's the chamber's sol fundraiser. Larsen emphasizes why sponsorships for Brix & Brew are the "secret sauce" that keeps other town events free for residents and visitors. She looks ahead at spring and summer events like Dayton Days (Memorial Day Weekend) and All Wheels Weekend (Father's Day). Following a productive Town Hall in September, the community generated a massive wish list of ideas for Dayton's future, which Larsen highlights. Learn more at https://www.historicdayton.com/

Next, Tim Simons and Jon Bullard preview the Pendleton City Club Wild West Beerfest, Sat., Jan. 31 at the Blue Mountain Equine Center. Simons shares how the event first started and what it supports. What's on tap - literally. Then, Bullard runs through the heavy-hitting lineup. Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/WildWestBeerfest/

Dayton Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Belinda Larsen previews Blue Mountain Brix &amp; Brew, March 13, and explains why it's the chamber's sol fundraiser. Larsen emphasizes why sponsorships for Brix &amp; Brew are the "secret sauce" that keeps other town events free for residents and visitors. She looks ahead at spring and summer events like Dayton Days (Memorial Day Weekend) and All Wheels Weekend (Father's Day). Following a productive Town Hall in September, the community generated a massive wish list of ideas for Dayton's future, which Larsen highlights. Learn more at <a href="https://www.historicdayton.com/">https://www.historicdayton.com/</a>
Next, Tim Simons and Jon Bullard preview the Pendleton City Club Wild West Beerfest, Sat., Jan. 31 at the Blue Mountain Equine Center. Simons shares how the event first started and what it supports. What's on tap - literally. Then, Bullard runs through the heavy-hitting lineup. Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/WildWestBeerfest/

January 29     |     Dayton Chamber of Commerce & Pendleton City Club Wild West Beerfest

Intermountain Education Service District Superintendent Mark Mulvihill shares his take on the ambitious effort underway in Salem to overhaul how the state determines funding levels for schools. With the Oregon Legislature getting underway next month, he shares what the number one policy change he's currently advocating for at the state level in Salem. Mulvihill also talks about the massive push for career-ready graduates and how IMESD is helping local district build CTE programs that actually align with the workforce needs in our region, like agriculture and data centers. Beyond just providing device, he shares how IMESD is working to ensure reliable infrastructure for distance learning and digital literacy. He also talks about how IMESD is taking an innovative approach to grow their own teachers within the region. Mulvihill, then switches hats and talks about the McKay Creek community meeting.

Intermountain Education Service District Superintendent Mark Mulvihill shares his take on the ambitious effort underway in Salem to overhaul how the state determines funding levels for schools. With the Oregon Legislature getting underway next month, he shares what the number one policy change he's currently advocating for at the state level in Salem. Mulvihill also talks about the massive push for career-ready graduates and how IMESD is helping local district build CTE programs that actually align with the workforce needs in our region, like agriculture and data centers. Beyond just providing device, he shares how IMESD is working to ensure reliable infrastructure for distance learning and digital literacy. He also talks about how IMESD is taking an innovative approach to grow their own teachers within the region. Mulvihill, then switches hats and talks about the McKay Creek community meeting.

January 27     |     InterMountain ESD

Morrow County District Attorney Justin Nelson reminds everyone, with the big football game two weeks away, to plan accordingly to get home safely and avoid a DUI. Next, he talks about a new presiding judge, then warrant issues and working on ways to get people back to Morrow County.

Morrow County District Attorney Justin Nelson reminds everyone, with the big football game two weeks away, to plan accordingly to get home safely and avoid a DUI. Next, he talks about a new presiding judge, then warrant issues and working on ways to get people back to Morrow County.

April 1 | Pendleton Police Department

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