Shawn Boatwright and Larry Koehne talks about the Greatest Free Show in the West, including tonight's Twilight Breakfast in held in Stillman Park, 4:30 to 7 p.m.; the Dress Up Parade this Saturday at 10 a.m.; the VFW Post 922 Cowboy Breakfast next Wednesday through Saturday, 6 to 10 a.m.; and the Main Street Celebration next Tuesday through Saturday, featuring a variety of performances and much more.   

Shawn Boatwright and Larry Koehne talks about the Greatest Free Show in the West, including tonight's Twilight Breakfast in held in Stillman Park, 4:30 to 7 p.m.; the Dress Up Parade this Saturday at 10 a.m.; the VFW Post 922 Cowboy Breakfast next Wednesday through Saturday, 6 to 10 a.m.; and the Main Street Celebration next Tuesday through Saturday, featuring a variety of performances and much more.

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Coffee Hour Podcast

September 7     |     Main Street Cowboys

ODOT Region 5 Public Information Officer Tom Strandberg and Community Affairs Specialist Vicki Moles talk about what drivers who know about motoring safely in fog, snow and black ice. They also talk about how to go about chaining up. Another topic discussed are the safety changes happening on I-84 between Pendleton and La Grande. Strandberg then talks about studded tires and what motorists need to take care of to have their vehicle ready for winter. Safety tips on what drivers should do when they encounter plows is also discussed.

ODOT Region 5 Public Information Officer Tom Strandberg and Community Affairs Specialist Vicki Moles talk about what drivers who know about motoring safely in fog, snow and black ice. They also talk about how to go about chaining up. Another topic discussed are the safety changes happening on I-84 between Pendleton and La Grande. Strandberg then talks about studded tires and what motorists need to take care of to have their vehicle ready for winter. Safety tips on what drivers should do when they encounter plows is also discussed.

September 29     |     Oregon Department of Transportation

CTUIR Communications Director Kaeleen McGuire talks about the naming of J.D. Tovey as new deputy executive director for CTUIR, effective Oct. 2. She also talks about the CTUIR Youth Leadership Council being recognized for EcoTrust Indigenous Leadership Awards. McGuire previews this Saturday's Yellowhawk Fun Run, plus talks about next week's Northwest Native Economic Summit and Fashion Show at Wildhorse Resort and Casino. Then, McGuire recaps Round-Up, then talks about the Biden Administration ordering federal agencies to make Columbia, Snake salmon a federal priority, then talks about the current exhibit at the Tamastslikt Cultural Institute.

CTUIR Communications Director Kaeleen McGuire talks about the naming of J.D. Tovey as new deputy executive director for CTUIR, effective Oct. 2. She also talks about the CTUIR Youth Leadership Council being recognized for EcoTrust Indigenous Leadership Awards. McGuire previews this Saturday's Yellowhawk Fun Run, plus talks about next week's Northwest Native Economic Summit and Fashion Show at Wildhorse Resort and Casino. Then, McGuire recaps Round-Up, then talks about the Biden Administration ordering federal agencies to make Columbia, Snake salmon a federal priority, then talks about the current exhibit at the Tamastslikt Cultural Institute.

September 28     |     Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation

Chief Executive Officer Cheri Rosenberg-LaBoy begins the conversation talking about the haunted house planned for next month. She then talks about Leadership Pendleton, which gives participants an overview of the various inner workings of business, government, agriculture, health services, education, social/cultural, and communication in our area. Next, she talks about getting nominations in for the First Citizens Banquet. Rosenberg-LaBoy then recaps Round-Up and gives some pointers on those planning to attend in 2024. She then mentions next week's NW Economic Summit, the Oregon Business and Industry Roundtable, plus the Sister City Exchange.

Chief Executive Officer Cheri Rosenberg-LaBoy begins the conversation talking about the haunted house planned for next month. She then talks about Leadership Pendleton, which gives participants an overview of the various inner workings of business, government, agriculture, health services, education, social/cultural, and communication in our area. Next, she talks about getting nominations in for the First Citizens Banquet. Rosenberg-LaBoy then recaps Round-Up and gives some pointers on those planning to attend in 2024. She then mentions next week's NW Economic Summit, the Oregon Business and Industry Roundtable, plus the Sister City Exchange.

September 7 | Main Street Cowboys

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