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Round-Up's TETWP sets record, donating more than $40K | Community - Vimarsana News

Round-Up's TETWP sets record, donating more than $40K | Community

PENDLETON — The Pendleton Round-Up’s Tough Enough To Wear Pink campaign had reason to kick up its heels in its 17th year after making record-breaking donations.

Blue Mountain Community College board renames FARM II - Vimarsana News

Blue Mountain Community College board renames FARM II

PENDLETON — The weather outside was frightful but members of the Blue Mountain Community College Board of Education met Jan. 17 via Zoom and renamed the under-construction Facility for Agricultural

Tehama County Cattlemen and CattleWomen's Scholarship Fundraiser tonight| Barton – Red Bluff Daily News - Vimarsana News

Tehama County Cattlemen and CattleWomen's Scholarship Fundraiser tonight| Barton – Red Bluff Daily News

Many interesting items have been donated for the Tehama County Cattlemen and CattleWomen’s Scholarship Fundraiser tonight, after we have enjoyed a Mike Collins and Crew Prime Rib dinner, with wine tasting from Victorian City Winery and Burnsini Winery or a cocktail from Red Bluff Elks Lodge.  Dinner tickets are $50 at the door of the […]

Writer's Notebook: Pendleton Round-Up embraces change - Vimarsana News

Writer's Notebook: Pendleton Round-Up embraces change

Richard Florida, in his groundbreaking 2002 book, “The Rise of the Creative Class,” argued that cities and towns that want to grow and prosper must be open culturally to people

Writer's Notebook: Pendleton Round-Up embraces change - Vimarsana News

Writer's Notebook: Pendleton Round-Up embraces change

Richard Florida, in his groundbreaking 2002 book, “The Rise of the Creative Class,” argued that cities and towns that want to grow and prosper must be open culturally to people