Pendleton Development Commission News Today

PENDLETON — The Pendleton Development Commission has courted 22 applicants to compete for four $20,000 grants for startups or expansion of businesses in the city’s urban renewal district.

The Pendleton Development Commission at its meeting April 16, 2024, approved a grant to bring downtown’s Oak Hotel back to life. The commission approved 25% of the estimated project cost

PENDLETON — Kristine Hudson-Bonniot and Sally (Stuvland) Brandsen have both filed for candidacy in the 2024 Pendleton City Council election.

Liberal and conservative views differ on the effects caused by humankind on climate change and what can be done if anything to moderate those changes, but they generally agree that

PENDLETON — The city of Pendleton declared the Historic Pendleton Building Tours Fall 2023 a rousing success.

PENDLETON — The Pendleton Development Commission has approximately $4.8 million to spend through the end of 2024 and has determined how it will spend it.

PENDLETON — Pendletons newest fashionable clothing store opened Thursday, Sept. 7, on Main Street thanks to a boost from an urban renewal program.

PENDLETON — The Hotel Pendleton, formerly known as The Marigold Hotel, is set to open doors during the Pendleton Round-Up.

Shifting funds around between various departments within the city of Pendleton’s general fund has been a tool used extensively by Pendleton’s city management to cover missteps in the budget process.

PENDLETON — Downtown Pendleton is getting a new tea shop next month.