Tag: Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation
Happy Canyon Board of Directors Announces 2020 Princesses
The Happy Canyon Board of Directors has named Clarise “Clair” Huesties and Mary Rivera as the 2020 Happy Canyon Princesses.
They will serve as the...
Crow’s Shadow to Hold Celebration, Fund-Raising Auction on July 27
After a four-year break, Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts is reintroducing their Monothon fund-raising event with a gala celebration and auction on Saturday,...
Energy Trust of Oregon Board to Host Reception, Meeting in Pendleton
The board of directors of Energy Trust of Oregon will host a public reception and meeting in Pendleton in July and is inviting the public,...
Six-Year Collaborative Road Project in City of Umatilla Now Complete
Wanapa Road, a collaborative project in Umatilla that has been in the works since 2013 is now complete.
The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian...
IMESD’s Outdoor School Site Gets a Trio of New Flag Poles
InterMountain Education Service District’s Outdoor School (ODS) site celebrated Kick-Off Day of this year’s program on May 8, 2019. That day, the group of...
SAR Finds Bone Believed to Be Related to Remains Found Earlier
The Umatilla County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue Unit (SAR) found a bone on Saturday that is believed to related to a case involving human...
Opening Reception for BMCC Student Art Show Takes Place Today
The public is invited to an opening reception today for the annual Blue Mountain Community College Student Art Show that will highlight the work...
Jobs Plentiful, Candidates Scarce
A good economy means low unemployment and low unemployment means unfilled jobs and that translates to headaches for recruiters and business owners in Mission,...
Tribes: Pacific Lamprey Returning to Umatilla River in Record Numbers
Pacific lamprey, a prehistoric fish native to the Columbia River Basin and treasured by Native American people, are returning to Oregon’s Umatilla River in...
CTUIR to Host Film Festival at Wildhorse Cineplex on Jan. 15
Looking for something to do on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day? Check out the Sprout Film Festival 2018 on Monday, Jan. 15 at the Wildhorse...
Tickets on Sale for Sawyer Brown Concert in Pendleton
Seven time Country Vocal Group of the Year, Sawyer Brown, will take center stage in Rivers Events Center in Pendleton on Saturday, Oct. 7.
To...
Wildhorse Foundation Announces Second-Quarter Grant Winners
The Wildhorse Foundation, a community benefit fund established by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) to support organizations in Northeastern Oregon...
Army Depot Land May Tap Into Umatilla’s City Sewer System
The local agency that will oversee the Umatilla Army Depot’s industrial lands is exploring the option of hooking into the City of Umatilla’s wastewater...
Wildhorse Foundation Tops $10 Million Mark in 2016
The Wildhorse Foundation, a community benefit fund established by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) to support organizations in northeastern Oregon...
Free Hermiston Bus Service Begins Jan. 3
Hermiston residents will find it easier to get around town in 2017, thanks to a new free fixed-route bus service which will start operations...
Hermiston Bus System Gets A Name
Hermiston has H.A.R.T.
Or at least it will come Jan. 2. The Hermiston City Council chose Hermiston Area Regional Transit or H.A.R.T. for short for...
Free Bus Service Coming to Hermiston Jan. 2
Come Jan. 2, Hermiston residents will have a new way to get from Point A to Point B when the city begins its bus...
BMCC to Kick Off Women's Soccer on Saturday
In honor of Blue Mountain Community College’s first-ever women’s soccer program, BMCC will host a field dedication and program inauguration ceremony on Saturday, Oct....
Tribes to Get $20 Million in Settlement with Feds
The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) are due to receive $20 from the federal government as part of a settlement totaling...
Wildhorse Foundation Announces Grant Recipients
The Wildhorse Foundation announced grant recipients for the second quarter of 2016. A total of $214,240 was awarded to 31 recipients, bringing the total...
