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PENDLETON — With the recent surge of COVID-19 cases, Pendleton Center for the Arts is getting creative with its annual work party. Each January, the arts center hosts the event

PENDLETON — Roberta Lavadour, who has been affiliated with Pendleton Center for the Arts since it opened in 2001, recently enjoyed the luxury of focusing on her artwork without interruptions.

PENDLETON — Friends of Pendleton Center for the Arts are invited to stop by to say farewell to J.D. Smith, the longtime PCA development director.

PENDLETON — Linda Cromer started painting at her mother’s knee, sitting on the floor dabbing at old canvas boards with her old worn brushes. While her materials have improved greatly,

Desert Rose Ministries was one of 29 recipients across the state to receive community grant funds from the Umpqua Bank Charitable Foundation.

I recently started watching a hilarious new comedy on CBS. “Ghosts” is about a young urban couple who are excited about the prospects of inheriting an old country estate.

UMATILLA COUNTY — Three drop-in peer centers opened Wednesday, Oct. 6, cutting ribbons on a new resource to help people suffering addictions.

PENDLETON — Local organizations that helped with COVID-19 vaccination efforts received a funding boost.

UMATILLA COUNTY — Locals struggling with substance use are getting new places to seek some help.

UMATILLA COUNTY — Locals struggling with substance use are getting new places to seek some help.