Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center Chief Operating Officer Quincy George discusses the renovation happening at the health center located on the Nixyaawii Governance Center campus. He talks about when renovation started and when it will be finished, gives specifics on added amenities and services, plus talks about what kickstarted the renovation. He also provides details on the open house set for when construction is completed.

Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center Chief Operating Officer Quincy George discusses the renovation happening at the health center located on the Nixyaawii Governance Center campus. He talks about when renovation started and when it will be finished, gives specifics on added amenities and services, plus talks about what kickstarted the renovation. He also provides details on the open house set for when construction is completed.

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Coffee Hour Podcast

September 26     |     Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center

Pendleton School District Superintendent Kevin Headings discusses the positive change in student behavior since the implementation of the bell to bell, no cell policy. He also talks about enrollment and fall sports. Next, Kyle Waggoner with the Umatilla County Soil and Water Conservation District explains what the district does and is working on and what some of the recent natural resource issues that SWCD is focused on addresssing. He also talks about current funding opportunities available throught the SWCD and invites the public to the district's 50th year celebration and annual dinner, Nov. 4 at 5:30 p.m. at the Pendleton Convention Center. Learn more at https://www.umatillaswcd.org/

Pendleton School District Superintendent Kevin Headings discusses the positive change in student behavior since the implementation of the bell to bell, no cell policy. He also talks about enrollment and fall sports. Next, Kyle Waggoner with the Umatilla County Soil and Water Conservation District explains what the district does and is working on and what some of the recent natural resource issues that SWCD is focused on addresssing. He also talks about current funding opportunities available throught the SWCD and invites the public to the district's 50th year celebration and annual dinner, Nov. 4 at 5:30 p.m. at the Pendleton Convention Center. Learn more at https://www.umatillaswcd.org/

October 15     |     Pendleton School District & Umatilla Co. Soil and Water Conservation District

Leah Gadsden with the Blue Mountain Community College Foundation talks about the True Blue Challenge, scholarships and tuition assistance, plus the upcoming Gala Fundraiser. Then, BMCC President Mark Browning discusses the start of fall term, plus enrollment. He also talks about BMCC's unmanned aerial systems program in Pendleton and Baker City, gives details on the Oct. 25 fall preview day, plus gives an update on the Blue Mountain Equine Center. Browning wraps up the conversation talking about fall sports and recapping BMCC's involvement with last month's Pendleton Round-Up.

Leah Gadsden with the Blue Mountain Community College Foundation talks about the True Blue Challenge, scholarships and tuition assistance, plus the upcoming Gala Fundraiser. Then, BMCC President Mark Browning discusses the start of fall term, plus enrollment. He also talks about BMCC's unmanned aerial systems program in Pendleton and Baker City, gives details on the Oct. 25 fall preview day, plus gives an update on the Blue Mountain Equine Center. Browning wraps up the conversation talking about fall sports and recapping BMCC's involvement with last month's Pendleton Round-Up.

October 14     |     Blue Mountain Community College

Marty Campbell and Nick Nelson preview the 12th Annual Pendleton FFA Alumni and Friends Dinner and Auction, Wed., Oct. 16 at Pendleton High School Warberg Court. Tickets are $20/person and available at the door. Doors open at 5 p.m., program starts at 5:30 p.m. with dinner and auction to follow. The dinner and auction helps support the Pendleton FFA chapter. Both Campbell and Nelson talk specifically about the local FFA chapter, plus the opportunities the young people who are involved in FFA gain by joining.

Marty Campbell and Nick Nelson preview the 12th Annual Pendleton FFA Alumni and Friends Dinner and Auction, Wed., Oct. 16 at Pendleton High School Warberg Court. Tickets are $20/person and available at the door. Doors open at 5 p.m., program starts at 5:30 p.m. with dinner and auction to follow. The dinner and auction helps support the Pendleton FFA chapter. Both Campbell and Nelson talk specifically about the local FFA chapter, plus the opportunities the young people who are involved in FFA gain by joining.

September 26 | Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center

Coffee Hour Podcast

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