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The Hedrick clan gathered for their annual reunion on September 8 at Ruddle Park, enjoying pleasant weather and delicious food while catching up on family news. Although attendance was slightly lower due to illnesses and family commitments, the event featured heartfelt prayers and blessings.
County commissioners in Pendleton County are collaborating with regional local governments to address issues stemming from the recent Quiet Zone meeting. With support from Starlink and the National Science Foundation, efforts are underway to assist affected areas in obtaining waivers and funding.
The "Teen Chef: Stir Fry" event invites teens aged 11-17 to participate in a cooking competition where they prepare various dishes and compete for the title of "Teen Master Chef." The event will take place on September 24, 2024, at the Pendleton Public Library, and registration is required but free of charge.
Detectives from the Oregon State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred in the parking lot of Gib Olinger Elementary School in Milton-Freewater. The incident took place on the evening of September 24, 2024, and involves a local police officer. This investigation highlights ongoing concerns regarding law enforcement conduct and public safety.
Oregon State Police have identified the man shot by a Milton-Freewater police officer outside a school on September 24. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding law enforcement practices and public safety in the region. The shooting has raised questions about police conduct and the circumstances that led to the use of force.
Celebrate "National Mini Golf Day" at the Pendleton Public Library with a Family Putt Putt Tournament on September 21, 2024. This event encourages family participation as they navigate a 6-hole course, with winners announced for various age categories. Registration is free, making it an accessible and fun outing for residents.
The YOUTH OPEN ART STUDIO is a free drop-in class for children ages 5-12, taking place every first and third Saturday starting July 6, 2024. Led by Kate Peck, the program encourages kids to explore their creativity through various art forms in a supportive environment. Parents are welcome to participate alongside their children.
The "Summer Youth Art Studio" is a free drop-in class designed for children aged 0-12, taking place on September 21, 2024, at the Pendleton Center for the Arts. This program aims to foster creativity among young participants in the local community. Additional sessions are scheduled throughout the fall, ensuring ongoing opportunities for artistic engagement.
Teen Night is set to return on September 20, 2024, at the Pendleton Rec Center, providing a free drop-in event for teens aged 12-18. Attendees can enjoy activities such as video games, open gym, and pizza, fostering community engagement and social interaction among local youth. Additional Teen Night dates are scheduled throughout the fall.
The Pendleton Public Library is hosting a "Mario Golf Tournament" on September 20th, 2024, during the Park & Rec's Teen Activity Night from 6 PM to 8 PM. Participation is free for teens aged 12-17, and the winner will receive a special prize.