Wildhorse Resort and Casino CEO Gary George talks about the upcoming 2024 Wildhorse Ladies Golf Classic, Mon., Aug. 12 through Sun., Aug. 18 at Wildhorse Golf Course. He also explains how it's part of the Epson Tour - Road to the LPGA and how it takes women golfters to the next level. Aside from the golf tournament, George also talks about the youth golf clinics, how people can volunteer and more.To see a schedule of events and ticket information, visit https://www.wildhorseresort.com/

Wildhorse Resort and Casino CEO Gary George talks about the upcoming 2024 Wildhorse Ladies Golf Classic, Mon., Aug. 12 through Sun., Aug. 18 at Wildhorse Golf Course. He also explains how it's part of the Epson Tour - Road to the LPGA and how it takes women golfters to the next level. Aside from the golf tournament, George also talks about the youth golf clinics, how people can volunteer and more.To see a schedule of events and ticket information, visit https://www.wildhorseresort.com/

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

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July 25     |     Wildhorse Resort and Casino

Mayor McKennon McDonald and City Manager Robb Corbett recap last night (March 4) Pendleton Development Commission and City Council meetings. Starting with the PDC, McDonald talks about the discussion regarding the purpose and preferred use of available urban renewal funds. Corbett also talks about the fire sprinkler connection assistance project. Next, they talk about city council agenda items, including appointment to the Historical Preservation and Arts Commissions. The 5-year generator contract with Western States Equipment and the memorandum of understanding with the Elgin Opera House for the former Christian Science Building. McDonald then talks about her upcoming trip to Washington, D.C. and Corbett discusses the city's legislative priorities.

Mayor McKennon McDonald and City Manager Robb Corbett recap last night (March 4) Pendleton Development Commission and City Council meetings. Starting with the PDC, McDonald talks about the discussion regarding the purpose and preferred use of available urban renewal funds. Corbett also talks about the fire sprinkler connection assistance project. Next, they talk about city council agenda items, including appointment to the Historical Preservation and Arts Commissions. The 5-year generator contract with Western States Equipment and the memorandum of understanding with the Elgin Opera House for the former Christian Science Building. McDonald then talks about her upcoming trip to Washington, D.C. and Corbett discusses the city's legislative priorities.

March 5     |     City of Pendleton

Lt. Tony Nelson discusses scams targeting local businesses. He also talks about the continued progress being made with the new beat along the River Parkway, the parks and downtown area. Nelson also talks about how it's coming having an officer signed to covering property crimes. He also discusses the counterfeit gold coins that were being passed in Pendleton and talks about counterfeit money also being problem.

Lt. Tony Nelson discusses scams targeting local businesses. He also talks about the continued progress being made with the new beat along the River Parkway, the parks and downtown area. Nelson also talks about how it's coming having an officer signed to covering property crimes. He also discusses the counterfeit gold coins that were being passed in Pendleton and talks about counterfeit money also being problem.

March 4     |     Pendleton Police Department

Kyle Wilman and Nick Nelson talk about the Rollin Schimmel Memorial Wrestling Foundation, how it got started and who it's named after. They also invite the community to this Friday's (March 7) silent auction and dinner which starts at 6 p.m. in the Roy Raley Room at the Pendleton Round-Up Grounds. Next, National Weather Service Meteorologist Camden Plunkett talks about records and observed data for February, the three month outlook for March-May, McKay Reservoir and Umatilla River, plus snowpack, water supply and drought. 

Kyle Wilman and Nick Nelson talk about the Rollin Schimmel Memorial Wrestling Foundation, how it got started and who it's named after. They also invite the community to this Friday's (March 7) silent auction and dinner which starts at 6 p.m. in the Roy Raley Room at the Pendleton Round-Up Grounds. Next, National Weather Service Meteorologist Camden Plunkett talks about records and observed data for February, the three month outlook for March-May, McKay Reservoir and Umatilla River, plus snowpack, water supply and drought.&nbsp;

July 25 | Wildhorse Resort and Casino

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