Troy Thomas and Shawn Boatwright discuss Hometown Christmas happening this Saturday, November 26 from 2 to 7 p.m., Main and Court streets, downtown Pendleton. This family-friendly event will feature Christmas story reading at Pendleton Book Company, wandering church choirs, Santa and Mrs. Claus, vendors, plus auctions and raffles to benefit Miranda Case, a sophomore at Pendleton High School who is in need of a heart transplant. For more information, call the Main Street Cowboys office at 541-278-9332.

Troy Thomas and Shawn Boatwright discuss Hometown Christmas happening this Saturday, November 26 from 2 to 7 p.m., Main and Court streets, downtown Pendleton. This family-friendly event will feature Christmas story reading at Pendleton Book Company, wandering church choirs, Santa and Mrs. Claus, vendors, plus auctions and raffles to benefit Miranda Case, a sophomore at Pendleton High School who is in need of a heart transplant. For more information, call the Main Street Cowboys office at 541-278-9332.

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Coffee Hour Podcast

November 23     |     Main Street Cowboys

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.

April 23     |     InterMountain ESD

Morrow County District Attorney Justin Nelson begins the conversation reminding everyone to purchase a fishing license as anglers don't want to get caught by game officers and ticketed in front of friends, family, or children. He then talks about the upcoming judicial candidate forum this Tuesday at the Boardman Senior Center and this Thursday at Hermiston City Hall. Both forums begin at 6:30 p.m. Nelson concludes the conversation talking about the George Murdock Eastern Oregon Regional Child Abuse Conference being held this week at the Wildhorse Resort and Casino in Pendleton.

Morrow County District Attorney Justin Nelson begins the conversation reminding everyone to purchase a fishing license as anglers don't want to get caught by game officers and ticketed in front of friends, family, or children. He then talks about the upcoming judicial candidate forum this Tuesday at the Boardman Senior Center and this Thursday at Hermiston City Hall. Both forums begin at 6:30 p.m. Nelson concludes the conversation talking about the George Murdock Eastern Oregon Regional Child Abuse Conference being held this week at the Wildhorse Resort and Casino in Pendleton.

April 22     |     Morrow County District Attorney Office

Umatilla County Commissioner John Shafer updates what's happening with the Columbia Development Authority and the Port of Umatilla's move to take the former chemical depot land that was held by the county. He also talks about his meeting later today with the National Association of Counties Rural Action Caucus. Shafer then discusses next week's meeting with the board of commissioners and the Walla Walla Watershed Council. Next week is the George Murdock Eastern Oregon Regional Child Abuse Conference at Wildhorse and Shafer talks about why this conference is so important.

Umatilla County Commissioner John Shafer updates what's happening with the Columbia Development Authority and the Port of Umatilla's move to take the former chemical depot land that was held by the county. He also talks about his meeting later today with the National Association of Counties Rural Action Caucus. Shafer then discusses next week's meeting with the board of commissioners and the Walla Walla Watershed Council. Next week is the George Murdock Eastern Oregon Regional Child Abuse Conference at Wildhorse and Shafer talks about why this conference is so important.

November 23 | Main Street Cowboys

Coffee Hour Podcast

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