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OSP Enhanced Patrols Planned - Vimarsana News

OSP Enhanced Patrols Planned

(Salem, OR) -- Oregon State Police will have extra troopers watching drivers at two events this weekend. The Pendleton Roundup and Mt. Angel Oktoberfest are both underway. Troopers will be watching f...

Source: kbnd.com
GO STEM's Eastern Oregon Mobile Maker Lab outreach continues to grow, plans to visit 7 Eastern counties - Vimarsana News

GO STEM's Eastern Oregon Mobile Maker Lab outreach continues to grow, plans to visit 7 Eastern counties

GO STEM’s Eastern Oregon Mobile Maker Lab outreach continues to grow, has 7-month plan to visit Eastern counties LA GRANDE, Ore. – The Greater Oregon STEM Hub (GO STEM), and their Mobile Maker Lab are seeing their Eastern Oregon outreach and engagement grow following a launch earlier this year.   “We are encouraging young people to […]

Source: eou.edu
Chief Joseph Days announces parade winners - Vimarsana News

Chief Joseph Days announces parade winners

JOSEPH — Here are the winners in the 2023 Chief Joseph Days Grand Parade on Saturday, July 29 and in the Junior Parade on Friday, July 28.

Wyoming Cowboy Hall Of Fame: From Brush Creek to Buffalo Bill's Wild West - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Cowboy Hall Of Fame: From Brush Creek to Buffalo Bill's Wild West

The first cowboy to walk across the stage and be inducted into the Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame was Tim Barkhurst, a lifelong cowboy and rancher from Saratoga. Tim was inspired by his uncle, Jesse Barkhurst who once rode for the Buffalo Bill Wild West.

The art of rodeo on display in poster unveiling - Vimarsana News

The art of rodeo on display in poster unveiling

Dixie's on East Cascade Avenue turned into an art gallery of sorts on Friday, March 31, as dozens of Sisters Rodeo dignitaries and guests crowded