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$50K grant allows Pendleton to repair aquatic center - Vimarsana News

$50K grant allows Pendleton to repair aquatic center

PENDLETON — The city of Pendleton is moving forward with a project to fix a leak at the Pendleton Aquatic Center.

Pendleton moves forward with repairing leak at Family Aquatic Center; $50,000 Ford Foundation grant partly to cover costs - Vimarsana News

Pendleton moves forward with repairing leak at Family Aquatic Center; $50,000 Ford Foundation grant partly to cover costs

PENDLETON — The city of Pendleton is moving forward with a project to fix a leak at the Pendleton Aquatic Center.

Pendleton pool sees big attendance bump its first summer back - Vimarsana News

Pendleton pool sees big attendance bump its first summer back

PENDLETON — While Eastern Oregon still is in the dregs of winter, Pendleton Parks & Recreation is highlighting sunnier times for the Pendleton Aquatic Center.

Pendleton hosts Oregon's return to championship swimming | Local News - Vimarsana News

Pendleton hosts Oregon's return to championship swimming | Local News

PENDLETON — With more events returning to Oregon and Umatilla County, Pendleton is moving fast to play host, including for Oregon Swimming’s 2021 Championships from to July 22-25 for swimmers 11 years and older. Oregon Swimming, a local swimming committee of USA Swimming, put on the championships, which normally take place at Mount Hood Community College in Gresham. But, Mount Hood made the decision during COVID-19 to not open for any events this summer, forcing Oregon Swimming to find a new venue for their championship event. “Initially we didn’t even know if we would be ...

Pendleton pitched on using stimulus for Western expansion - Vimarsana News

Pendleton pitched on using stimulus for Western expansion

PENDLETON — Pendleton’s cut of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act hasn’t dropped into its account yet, but the city’s various tourism interests were already ready with a presentation. Dubbed “Pendleton Comes Alive,” the plan called for the city to use $250,000 from Pendleton’s federal stimulus payment to boost the local tourism industry. Led by Pendleton Economic Development Director Steve Chrisman, including representatives from the Pendleton Convention Center, the Pendleton Chamber of Commerce and the Pendleton Round-Up Association, the group think...