Alan Feves News Today

PENDLETON — The bluegrass musicians who make up the band The EOCenes typically take to the stage in Pendleton in September, but they’re playing a special show April 5, at

Echo OktoberFest organizers are planning to give people a good time. The event is Saturday, Oct. 15, at Echo Ridge Cellars in Echo.

Ron Emmons of Hermiston is rounding up several of his old college buddies for a bluegrass concert featuring EOCenes. The band also features Hugh McClellan, Duane Boyer and Hal Spence.

PENDLETON — The Blue Mountain Community College Board of Education at its meeting Wednesday, June 1, postponed action on a 2022-23 budget proposing faculty layoffs.

PENDLETON — The Blue Mountain Community College Board of Education at its meeting Wednesday, June 1, postponed action on a 2022-23 budget proposing faculty layoffs.

PENDLETON — The Blue Mountain Community College Board of Education at its meeting Wednesday, June 1, postponed action on a 2022-23 budget proposing faculty layoffs.

ECHO — Getting ready for Oktoberfest, a pair of local musicians dressed in lederhosen and tuned their instruments. By start time, they were ready to perform.

The Hermiston Herald is running a true scary story contest on its Facebook page through Saturday, Oct. 30, at noon.

WALLOWA — What has traditionally been a gathering on the campus of the Wallowa School, this summer’s Wallowa Fiddle Tunes Camp will be adapted to the world of online music instruction. The decision was made earlier in the year by board of directors of the Wallowa Valley Music Alliance after careful consideration regarding the health and safety of camp participants and the local community. The Wallowa Valley Music Alliance in a press release said the board is excited about reenvisionin...