Laura and Shawn Boatwright, plus Ken Hegge, begin the conversation giving some history about the Main Street Cowboys, then talk about the Twilight Breakfast in Stillman Park on Thursday, Sept. 5 from 4:30 to 7 p.m., followed by the Main Street Cowboys Dress Up Parade at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 7 at 10 a.m. They then talk about the Greatest Free Show in the West, Sept. 10-14 on Main Street and preview the acts, plus talk about the carnival. For more information, contact Main Street Cowboys at 541-278-9332, email mainstreetcowboys@gmail.com or visit them online at www.mainstreetcowboys.org

Laura and Shawn Boatwright, plus Ken Hegge, begin the conversation giving some history about the Main Street Cowboys, then talk about the Twilight Breakfast in Stillman Park on Thursday, Sept. 5 from 4:30 to 7 p.m., followed by the Main Street Cowboys Dress Up Parade at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 7 at 10 a.m. They then talk about the Greatest Free Show in the West, Sept. 10-14 on Main Street and preview the acts, plus talk about the carnival. For more information, contact Main Street Cowboys at 541-278-9332, email <a href="mailto:mainstreetcowboys@gmail.com">mainstreetcowboys@gmail.com</a> or visit them online at <a href="http://www.mainstreetcowboys.org">www.mainstreetcowboys.org</a>

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Coffee Hour Podcast

August 29     |     Main Street Cowboys

Pendleton Economic Development and Airport Director Steve Chrisman begins the conversation talking about 225 open jobs in Pendleton, many entry level. He also talks about two new businesses opening up in Pendleton. Next, he highlights the highly successful Urban Renewal Program run by Charles Denight. Chrisman then talks about the EO construction marketplace project, housing projects, activities at the airport and Pendleton UAS Range, plus he gives an update on the Oregon UAS Accelerator.

Pendleton Economic Development and Airport Director Steve Chrisman begins the conversation talking about 225 open jobs in Pendleton, many entry level. He also talks about two new businesses opening up in Pendleton. Next, he highlights the highly successful Urban Renewal Program run by Charles Denight. Chrisman then talks about the EO construction marketplace project, housing projects, activities at the airport and Pendleton UAS Range, plus he gives an update on the Oregon UAS Accelerator.

August 30     |     City of Pendleton

Chief Executive Officer Cheri Rosenberg-LaBoy discusses all things Pendleton Round-Up from ticket resale, RV parking, shuttles and more. Next, she talks about other chamber events, Chamber 101, Young Professionals and how Travel Pendleton is still looking for a director.

Chief Executive Officer Cheri Rosenberg-LaBoy discusses all things Pendleton Round-Up from ticket resale, RV parking, shuttles and more. Next, she talks about other chamber events, Chamber 101, Young Professionals and how Travel Pendleton is still looking for a director.

August 28     |     Pendleton Chamber of Commerce

Superintendent Mark Mulvihill talks about back to school time throughout the region and what that means to InterMountain ESD. He also shares what parents and guardians can do to make back to school smoother for their children. Next, he explains what an ESD is and how it helps area schools, plus he talks about grief counseling and dealing with personnel issues that can be controversial. Mulvihill also talks about what's happening in Salem that could impact school funding, plus his thoughts on cell phones carried by students at school. He then talks about the group focused on high school graduation continuing to study Oregon's seemingly low graduation rate. Mulvihill ends the conversation talking about a mentoring grant awarded to InterMountain ESD.

Superintendent Mark Mulvihill talks about back to school time throughout the region and what that means to InterMountain ESD. He also shares what parents and guardians can do to make back to school smoother for their children. Next, he explains what an ESD is and how it helps area schools, plus he talks about grief counseling and dealing with personnel issues that can be controversial. Mulvihill also talks about what's happening in Salem that could impact school funding, plus his thoughts on cell phones carried by students at school. He then talks about the group focused on high school graduation continuing to study Oregon's seemingly low graduation rate. Mulvihill ends the conversation talking about a mentoring grant awarded to InterMountain ESD.

August 29 | Main Street Cowboys

Coffee Hour Podcast

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