Intermountain ESD Superintendent Mark Mulvihill comments on Oregon's COVID-19 advisory and whether IMESD will apply it. He also talks about what parents can do to keep their child interested and learning when school is out, plus he shares how the recent event went at outdoor school.

Intermountain ESD Superintendent Mark Mulvihill comments on Oregon's COVID-19 advisory and whether IMESD will apply it. He also talks about what parents can do to keep their child interested and learning when school is out, plus he shares how the recent event went at outdoor school.

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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May 24  | Mark Mulvihill, Intermountain ESD Superintendent

Blue Mountain Community College President Mark Browning begins by talking about rodeo and the Blue Mountain Equine Center, followed by spring sports. Next, he talks about the budget, then the partnership between BMCC and Beef Northwest Feeders. Browning then talks about graduation and registering for summer and fall classes. Learn more at https://bluecc.edu/

Next, Oregon East Symphony Executive Director J.D. Kindle and OES Youth Orchestra Director Sam Ross preview the OES Youth Orchestra Spring Concert. Two performance: 7 p.m., Thursday, May 14 at the Vert Auditorium and a casual encore performance at 5:30 p.m., Friday, May 15 at Pendleton Farmers Market. They also talk about the Bach Yard Party, Saturday, June 13 at the Secret Garden located between the Vert Auditorium and the Pendleton Public Library. Learn more at https://www.oregoneastsymphony.org/

Blue Mountain Community College President Mark Browning begins by talking about rodeo and the Blue Mountain Equine Center, followed by spring sports. Next, he talks about the budget, then the partnership between BMCC and Beef Northwest Feeders. Browning then talks about graduation and registering for summer and fall classes. Learn more at <a href="https://bluecc.edu/">https://bluecc.edu/</a>
Next, Oregon East Symphony Executive Director J.D. Kindle and OES Youth Orchestra Director Sam Ross preview the OES Youth Orchestra Spring Concert. Two performance: 7 p.m., Thursday, May 14 at the Vert Auditorium and a casual encore performance at 5:30 p.m., Friday, May 15 at Pendleton Farmers Market. They also talk about the Bach Yard Party, Saturday, June 13 at the Secret Garden located between the Vert Auditorium and the Pendleton Public Library. Learn more at https://www.oregoneastsymphony.org/

May 11     |     Blue Mountain Community College & Oregon East Symphony

In this Friday edition of the KUMA Coffee Hour, host Dan Thesman interviews Arlene Alen, President and CEO of the Walla Walla Valley Chamber of Commerce. Key Highlights from the interview include the annual State of the State Event (May 12), the Film WWV Initiative, as a national Firestone Tire commercial will be filmed in the region this June, bringing significant economic benefits. The initiative also focuses on local talent through partnerships with colleges and the Power PA certification program. Upcoming Events: The Spring Newcomers Meetup (May 16) and the Chamber After Hours Summer Series, covering topics from AI to healthy cooking, are also on the agenda.

In this Friday edition of the KUMA Coffee Hour, host Dan Thesman interviews Arlene Alen, President and CEO of the Walla Walla Valley Chamber of Commerce. Key Highlights from the interview include the annual State of the State Event (May 12), the Film WWV Initiative, as a&nbsp;national Firestone Tire commercial will be filmed in the region this June, bringing significant economic benefits. The initiative also focuses on local talent through partnerships with colleges and the Power PA certification program. Upcoming Events: The Spring Newcomers Meetup (May 16) and the Chamber After Hours Summer Series, covering topics from AI to healthy cooking, are also on the agenda.

May 8     |     Walla Walla Valley Chamber of Commerce

Echo City Administrator Mike Gonzalez discusses the city’s growth and infrastructure challenges. Appointed in January, Gonzalez manages a small community of 700 residents. He is currently prioritizing the development of 250 acres near I-84, which is zoned for mixed residential, industrial and commercial use. Key points from the discussion include fiscal strategy with a limited tax revenue, infrastructure (Echo recently added an 800,000-gallon water reservoir but is currently at 95 percent sewer capacity) and economic vision.

Echo City Administrator Mike Gonzalez discusses the city&rsquo;s growth and infrastructure challenges. Appointed in January, Gonzalez manages a small community of 700 residents. He is currently prioritizing the development of 250 acres near I-84, which is zoned for mixed residential, industrial and commercial use. Key points from the discussion include fiscal strategy with a limited tax revenue, infrastructure (Echo recently added an 800,000-gallon water reservoir but is currently at 95 percent sewer capacity) and economic vision.

May 24 | Mark Mulvihill, Intermountain ESD Superintendent

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