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PENDLETON — The president of the Pendleton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors said she began issuing apologies after writing a column critical of personal pronouns.

PENDLETON — Following two years of cancellations and curtailments due to the pandemic, most local events have returned in earnest. The latest is the Pendleton Chamber of Commerce’s First Citizens

PENDLETON — At its first meeting of the year, the Pendleton Development Commission will try to resolve an issue from its past and present before considering the next steps for

PENDLETON — A recent announcement from the Pendleton Chamber of Commerce reveals the top three finalists in several categories for the First Citizens Banquet & Business Excellence Awards.

MILTON-FREEWATER — Citing declining resources and volunteer participation, the Milton-Freewater Chamber of Commerce and the Milton-Freewater Downtown Alliance announced they were merging operations.

PENDLETON — The public is invited to join in paying tribute to one of the top animals in the world of rodeo, War Paint.

PENDLETON — The advertising for Pendleton Comes Alive is not subtle.

PENDLETON — Nashville recording artist Cale Moon is the featured entertainer for the upcoming Pendleton Comes Alive Concert.

PENDLETON — The oldest living Pendleton Round-Up director and a veteran of World War II is the grand marshal of the 2021 Westward Ho! Parade.

HERMISTON — There’s a small orange note that Michael Gormley, the owner of Neighborhood Books & Gifts in downtown Hermiston, plans to show his customers in the coming days. It says: “Unfortunately, we either have to require masks or check vaccine cards (which we don’t know how to do).” He’s not the only one. Several Umatilla County business owners and employees have voiced frustration about the recent mask-wearing guidance put forth by the state this past week. The...