Pendleton Mayer John Turner and City Manager Robb Corbett discuss outcomes from last night's City Council meeting.  Among other topics. they talk about Mayor Turner's trip to Washington DC to promote federal funds for key projects for the City, raising the lodging fee to support promotion of tourism to the Round-Up City, a new Communications person for the City is hired, and a number of construction developments that will be adding to housing options for people and families who desire living and working in the same community.  

Pendleton Mayer John Turner and City Manager Robb Corbett discuss outcomes from last night's City Council meeting.  Among other topics. they talk about Mayor Turner's trip to Washington DC to promote federal funds for key projects for the City, raising the lodging fee to support promotion of tourism to the Round-Up City, a new Communications person for the City is hired, and a number of construction developments that will be adding to housing options for people and families who desire living and working in the same community.

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Coffee Hour Podcast

August 3     |     Pendleton City Council Meeting

Tamastslikt Cultural Institute Exhibits Coordinator Randall Melton begins the conversation inviting the public to come see the featured exhibit "Portraits in Red: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls Painting Project" before it closes May 4. He then previews other exhibits TCI has planned this year. Aside from the feature exhibits, Melton talks about Tamastslikt Cultural Institute's permanent exhibits, how the museum was established and differs from other museums, how TCI has procured some of its permanent displays and what are some of his favorite items on exhibit. To learn more, visit https://www.tamastslikt.org/

Tamastslikt Cultural Institute Exhibits Coordinator Randall Melton begins the conversation inviting the public to come see the featured exhibit "Portraits in Red: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women &amp; Girls Painting Project" before it closes May 4. He then previews other exhibits TCI has planned this year. Aside from the feature exhibits, Melton talks about Tamastslikt Cultural Institute's permanent exhibits, how the museum was established and differs from other museums, how TCI has procured some of its permanent displays and what are some of his favorite items on exhibit. To learn more, visit https://www.tamastslikt.org/

April 25     |     Tamastslikt Cultural Institute

Acclaimed Irish Singer and former Celtic Woman vocalist Alex Sharpe previews her upcoming performances at the Vert Auditorium this Friday and Saturday, April 26-27 at 7 p.m. Tickets are available at https://www.alexsharpeofficial.com/. Then, Pendleton Chamber of Commerce CEO Cheri Rosenberg-LaBoy discusses some of the chamber's new programs, talks about the job board, plus the Native Empower Hour. 

Acclaimed Irish Singer and former Celtic Woman vocalist Alex Sharpe previews her upcoming performances at the Vert Auditorium this Friday and Saturday, April 26-27 at 7 p.m. Tickets are available at <a href="https://www.alexsharpeofficial.com/">https://www.alexsharpeofficial.com/</a>. Then, Pendleton Chamber of Commerce CEO Cheri Rosenberg-LaBoy discusses some of the chamber's new programs, talks about the job board, plus the Native Empower Hour.

April 24     |     Irish Singer Alex Sharpe & Pendleton Chamber of Commerce

IMESD Superintendent Mark Mulvihill explains how funding for summer learning programs has changed in Oregon. He also talks about the budget-making progress. He then recaps this months training session in Boardman from an expert in child psychology which was organized by the Oregon Trail Regional Educator Network. Mulvihill then talks about the Crystal Apple Awards and when the banquets will be held and winners will be announced. Next, he talks about chronic absenteeism and whether Oregon needs a longer school year.

IMESD Superintendent Mark Mulvihill explains how funding for summer learning programs has changed in Oregon. He also talks about the budget-making progress. He then recaps this months training session in Boardman from an expert in child psychology which was organized by the Oregon Trail Regional Educator Network. Mulvihill then talks about the Crystal Apple Awards and when the banquets will be held and winners will be announced. Next, he talks about chronic absenteeism and whether Oregon needs a longer school year.

August 3 | Pendleton City Council Meeting

Coffee Hour Podcast

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