Kicking off the 10-Event 2025 season of the FREE Music in the Parks is a popular band Brass Fire at Boardman Marina on Monday, June 16th.
Brass Fire is a ten-piece band from Northeast Oregon. They have a unique sound and an extensive repertoire. With a digital sound system and the
Lounge in Hermiston. The event has no cover charge and everyone is welcome.
For more information, visit their website at www.brassfire.org.
On Monday, June 23, Irrigon Marina Park will host Stone Country Band.
On June 30th, Boardman Ma-
Marina Park. Bring your comfy lawn chairs and enjoy!
support of an on-site professional sound technician, classic blues, jazz, rock, and pop are presented with a studio sound. From Elvis to Taylor Swift, Brass Fire has something for everyone.
Brass Fire regularly performs for many local events including the Hermiston Mardi Gras, the Pendleton Octoberfest, the Pendleton Main Street Roundup Show, and Music in the Park events for Heppner, Boardman, Irrigon, Baker City and others.
Brass Fire also performs from 6:00 to 8:00 PM every first Thursday of each month at the Pheasant Blue Collar Cafe and
rina will host The Boarding House entertainers.
The Boarding House is an Irish folk band based in Pendleton. They are a continua-
tion of the long musical tradition of the Doherty family of Eastern Oregon. The group consists of three cousins from the Doherty family (Packy, Nick, and Jeremy), singer James Dean Kindle of Pendleton, and a supportive cast of musicians and singers from the weekly bluegrass jam held at The Great Pacific in downtown Pendleton. The Boarding House performs a unique blend of Irish traditional and Irish folk music. Their name was inspired by a short story written by the Irish author James Joyce and is symbolic of the come-and-go, jam-band nature of the group, with up to a dozen members performing at any given time.
Irrigon Marina is hosting Stone Country on June 23rd. Stone Country is a well known country band that has played many venues throughout the years.
The ensemble is a four piece band, founded in the 70’s by Jerry Bates and Kenny Koehler. Kenny is still keeping the band going. Kenny Koehler is on Bass Guitar and lead vocals. Paul Cox on Keyboards and vocals, Jimmy Martindale on Lead Guitar and vocals and Jerry Thompson on Drums and vocals.
The Brass Fire band kicks off the 2025 Music in the Parks season June 16 in Boardman
On June 30th, Boardman Marina will host the Irish folk band The Boarding House.
Stone Country band wil perform at Irrigon Marina June 23rd.
Community Women’s Club places flags on Memorial Day
Community Women’s Club of Irrigon and Boardman commemorated Memorial Day by
placing American flags at Desert Lawn Cemetery in Irrigon. Forty one flags were
raised to honor veterans, families, and individuals. In addition, small flags were placed on each veteran’s gravesite.
The large flags are purchased from Community Women’s club, inscribed with names, and placed at Desert Lawn Cemetery each year on MemorialDay and Veteran’s Day.
If you would like to purchase a flag honoring a veteran, family, or and individual, please contact Community Women’s Club at P.O. Box 534, Irrigon, OR 97844. Please include your address and phone number so you can be reached with purchasing details for these flags.
Lynn Prag (541) 571- 3071
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The Boardman Food Pantry and Community Garden is close to being ready for planting and community use. We anticipate to be ready approximately June 10th We apologize for being behind schedule this year. There are several reasons for this. Our person doing most of the preparation has been working many hours on this project, but he has also had to deal with some unexpected personal matters that have taken up much of his time.
Second, the garden area has expanded to cover the entire field area that is available to us. This has meant that the watering system needs to be redone to cover this larger area. In addition, the plots being designated for community use need to have individual access to water, which requires more lines being run to serve each plot.
We anticipate that we will have 20 spaces available for community use. If you have not yet contacted Shara Weiss (971-804-3398) about reserving a space, we still have some available. The good news is that what is being done this year will be enough to cover several years. So future years we will be able to open things up much sooner. We have a long growing season in Boardman, so there is still plenty of time to plant your favorite items. Thank you for your patience.
Oregon Trail Library
iRead Summer Reading 2025: Level Up at Your Library begins June 13th. Make sure to register for the summer reading program by logging into your Beanstack account or visiting our website at otld.org.
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Summer Storytime will be on Fridays at 11am beginning June 20th at all three branches. Be on the lookout for our special summer reading newsletter with information on special events and programs.
Come and join us for Crafty Nights @ the Library! This month’s craft will be Knitted iCord Wire Art. All Branches Wednesday, JUNE 11th @ 6pm This program is for adult crafters only and each branch has limited space so registration is required. Visit our website at otld.org.
All Branches will be closed for Juneteenth, Thursday, June 19th.
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Ride into Summer Freedom: Morrow County Public Transit kicks off “A Summer of Independence”
MORROW COUNTY, OR
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This summer, leave the car keys at home and hop aboard for a season full of fun, freedom, and fare-free travel! Morrow County Public Transit (MCPT) has officially launched its highly anticipated seasonal campaign, “A Summer of Independence.”
Whether you’re heading to the pool with the kids, browsing a local market, stocking up on groceries, or simply enjoying some sunshine by the water, MCPT is making it easier—and more affordable—than ever to get where you need to go.
“This campaign is about more than just getting from point A to point B,” said Transit Manager Steven Davis. “It’s about creating freedom—freedom for teens to hang out with friends at the skate park, for seniors to shop and socialize, and for families to connect with the resources that make Morrow County such a special place. We’re building a stronger, more connected community, one ride at a time.”
With comfortable, air-conditioned buses, wheelchair-accessible ramps, and friendly, trained staff, MCPT is prioritizing safe, reliable, and inclusive transportation all summer long. And this summer, the list of destinations is more exciting than ever:
Youth & Recreation Hotspots
·Don Daxter Skate Park
(Irrigon) – A great place for teens to ride, skate, and hang out
·Splash Pads in Boardman and Hermiston – Beat the heat with a quick cool-down
·Boardman Pool & Rec Center
·Funland Park / Hermiston
Aquatic Center
·Heppner Pool
Grocery Shopping & Local Markets
·Harvest Foods (Boardman)
·Columbia Harvest Foods (Umatilla)
·Heppner Market Fresh
·Wal-Mart (Hermiston)
Community Resources & Everyday Errands
·Oregon Trail Library branches – Dive into a good book this summer
·Post Offices
·Community Food Pantries –Because access to fresh food matters
·Senior Centers – Stay active, connected, and supported
·Local shopping and eateries
– Grab lunch, a coffee, or a treat while supporting Morrow County businesses
·Good Shepherd and Pioneer Memorial Hospitals
·Local Pharmacies and Health Care Providers
Outdoor Fun & Natural Beauty
·Boardman Marina and Recreation Area – Perfect for a picnic or an afternoon walk
·Fishing spots along the Co-
lumbia River in Irrigon and Boardman
·Willow Creek Reservoir (Heppner) – Great for a relaxing day of fishing or wildlife watching
·Morrow County Museum –Discover the stories that shaped our region “Public transportation should be simple, safe, and stress-free— and that’s exactly what we’re offering,” added Transit Supervisor Patrick Keely. “We want people to explore their county, reconnect with their neighbors, and reclaim their summer without worrying about the cost of gas or having access to a vehicle.”
Need Help Getting Started? We’ll Come to You!
MCPT offers free ride training to help residents navigate the system.
“If someone needs help learning the routes or planning a trip, we will send someone out to their home and show them how it works,” said Keely. “We’re serious about helping people find independence through transit.”
“We want people to feel confident using public transit, not just to get somewhere but to expand their independence.” adds Davis.
To schedule a training or get help with planning your route, contact MCPT at 541-6765667 or email mcpt@morrowcountyor.gov
· Full Service pump installation and repair from well to pressure tank or both agriculture and domestic applications.
· A local dealer and installer of the best solar pump package in the market today.
· Installation of pipe lines, cisterns and complete water systems for most applications.
· Full line of excavation equipment for your excavation needs.
· We do well rehabilitation for increased water supply and bacterial growth problems.
Columbia River Health
welcomes Good Shepherd Health Care System’s Investment in Boardman
Boardman, OR – Columbia River Health is pleased to share exciting news with the community: Good Shepherd Health Care System has officially purchased land in Boardman, Oregon. For many years Columbia River Health has collaborated and partnered with Good Shepherd Health Care System to better serve patient needs. With the addition of this new property, the organizations are poised to strengthen that collaboration and meet the demands of a growing population.
Sheila Corpus, CEO of Columbia River Health, stated, “We view this as a wonderful opportunity to work more closely with Good Shepherd. They have always been dedicated to helping us meet the needs of our patients. Having them as “neighbors” will be a game changer not only for our patients but for the entire community!”
Columbia River Health remains deeply committed to innovative, patient-centered care, and serving the unique needs of the Boardman and Irrigon communities. As future plans for the newly acquired land unfold, Columbia River Health looks forward to supporting and complementing these efforts—ensuring that local families continue to have expanded access to quality care, close to home.
About Columbia River Health: Columbia River Health is a non-profit, federally qualified health center serving Morrow County and beyond with comprehensive, affordable, and accessible primary care, dental, behavioral health, and preventive services. CRH is deeply committed to building healthier communities through partnerships, outreach, and innovation.
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RHS Senior receives football scholarship
Local RHS senior Tucker Elliott accepted a four-year scholarship to Muskingum University, where he will join the fighting Muskies to play NCAA Division III football.
It’s a lifelong dream of Tucker’s to play football at a university. It’s been over 20 years since an RHS football player has earned a scholarship at a Division III college, so this is a HUGE honor!
Tucker has played football since the first grade when he and his family lived in Louisiana. The family moved to Oregon in 2016. The past four years, Tucker played football at Riverside as a starting Center his freshman year, and Defensive End for the next three years.
Tucker plans to study premed for his field of study.
“I wanted to check around to see what is available,” says Tucker. “I sent my football film out and started getting calls.” His scholarship is 80% academic, plus grants for a total of $70,000 over four years.
Muskingum University is a private institution that was founded in 1837. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 1,524 (fall 2023), and the campus size is 245 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar.
Tucker Elliott (center) recently accepted a four-year scholarship at NCAA Division III Muskingum University. Also pictured are: (L-R) Head Coach Tyler Volpi, Offensive Coordinator; Nolan West and (behind Tucker) his father Bucky Elliott, who was the Defensive Coordinator Muskingum University's ranking in the 2025 edition of Best Colleges is Regional Universities Midwest, #43. Its tuition and fees are $32,665. It is located in Concord, Ohio.
“He will be the first of our four children to be that far away from home,” says his mother, Anita Elliott. “But we’re so proud of him and wish him well!”
“Tucker is a tremendous leader. He is part of the reason we brought football back to Riverside.” Said Coach Nolan.
Tucker was nominated and will play at the first nine-man all-star football game at Eastern Oregon University in LaGrande, Oregon, on June 21st at 1:00 pm.
Coach Volpi said “It was an honor coaching him the past four years. He was the heart and soul of our team.It’s possible that no matter where you are from, (even Boardman) you can still achieve your dreams.”
Morrow County School District responds to updated election results for Bond Measure 25-104
Morrow County) – On Wednesday, May 28th, Morrow County Elections updated the vote results from the mail-in ballots for the May 20th election. For Morrow County School District’s bond measure 25-104, the updated results are 50.10% for YES votes and 49.90% for NO votes.
According to election law, the bond measure would pass with a simple majority vote, which is 50% of the votes plus one additional vote. Official certification of the election results will occur on June 16th.
According to MCSD Superin-
tendent Matt Combe, with the vote continuing to remain so close, the school district will wait until the June 16th official certification to be completed by Morrow County elections before they announce the final voting results.
Bond measure 25-104 would raise $204.4 million, and the district would receive a $6 million matching grant from the Oregon School Capital Improvement Matching Program. If passed, the bond would fund projects at all MCSD schools. For more information about the bond, visit mcsdbond.org
Community Women’s Club awards $6,000 in scholarships
Community Women’s Club of Irrigon and Boardman is proud to announce the 2025 scholarship recipients for Irrigon High and Riverside.
Receiving a $1,500.00 scholarship from Irrigon High is Judit Gomora Mendoza. Judit plans to attend Oregon State University majoring in Zoology and minoring in Early Childhood Education. Saxon Byers, also from Irrigon High, was awarded a $750.00 scholarship. He will attend Brigham Young University enrolling in Pre-Law with the goal of being accepted into the J. Reuben Clark Law School. Saxon would like to pursue a career as an attorney with emphasis on corporate law.
Samuel Cole from Irrigon High was awarded a $750.00 scholarship to attend Oregon
State University majoring in Mechanical Engineering. Graduating students from Riverside in Boardman also were awarded scholarships from Community Women’s Club. Caelyn Pullen will receive a $1,500.00 scholarship to attend Washington State University majoring in Ag Economics. Genesis Lomas, also from Riverside, was awarded a $750.00 scholarship to attend Columbia Basin College majoring in Pre-Nursing. Eunice Calvillo from Riverside was given a $750.00 scholarship to attend Blue Mountain Community College planning to receive an associate of Science with an emphasis in Biology. Community Women’s Club wishes to thank all applicants for their 2025 scholarships as well as the best of luck pursuing their aspirations.
June 11, 2025 BMCC to hold commencement at Pendleton Convention Center
BMCC’s Commencement will be held on Wednesday, June 11 at the Pendleton Convention Center and good number of Morrow County students will be earning degrees and certificates. It’s a joyous event and time for celebration for students and their families. The public is welcome to attend but fair warning, you must be in the building and seated prior to start time so as not to interrupts the procession of graduates. Also there is no reserved seating so it is best to arrive early.
Summer term begins June 30 and registration will be open until then. Summer is a good time for BMCC and other students to pick up a class they missed or need to make up from previous academic year. Give
a call to the BMCC Workforce Training Center at 541-4812099 for more information.
The Workforce Training Centers and all BMCC locations will be closed Fridays starting the week of June16. In addition, the summer holidays will affect operational hours. The college is closed on Juneteenth, June 19 and for Independence Day on July 3.
Just a reminder that the Workforce Training Center provides many of the services available on the main campus including placement testing, advising, test proctoring, assistance with FAFSA and financial aid, and general student services. We are open 8 am to 5 pm with after hours appointments available upon request. Stop by or call 541-481-2099.
Calling All Photographers: share your talent in UEC’s 2026 photo calendar
Every year, Umatilla Electric Cooperative’s photo calendar brings the beauty of eastern Oregon into the homes of our members - and it’s not just a local favorite. Our annual calendar has earned national recognition among cooperatives across the country, thanks to the incredible photography submitted by our members.
From sweeping landscapes to glimpses of local wildlife, these
images capture the spirit and scenery of the region we call home. Now, we’re looking ahead to the 2026 edition - and we want to feature your work.
If you’ve snapped a photo that showcases the charm, beauty, or unique character of UEC’s service territory, we invite you to submit it for consideration.
Submission Guidelines: ·Photos must be in landscape orientation
·Images should be high resolution
·Photos must be taken within UEC’s service territory –please view UEC’s Service Map online at UmatillaElectric.com. Submission deadline: Wednesday, June 30
Please send your photos via emailto: Member.Services@UmatillaElectric.com to be considered. We can’t wait to see eastern Oregon through your lens!
BMCC celebrates 2025 Writing Contest winners
Pendleton, OR — Blue Mountain Community College’s Arts & Culture Committee proudly celebrated the winners of BMCC’s 2025 Creative Writing Contest at a well-attended Awards Reception and Reading held on May 29 in the BMCC Library in Pioneer Hall. Over 50 students, staff, and family members gathered to hear the winning entries read aloud and to recognize the creative talents of BMCC’s student writers.
BMCC President Mark Browning praised the event and student work, saying, “The student pieces were outstanding and evidence of great learning experiences they’ve had in our classrooms.” Students submitted work in three categories— Creative Nonfiction Essay, Poetry, and Short Story—and were recognized for their originality, voice, and literary craft. In Creative Nonfiction Essay, Aleaha Miller took first place with Where Time Slows , followed by Julie Dyer’s Driving Anxiety in second, and Kaytelyn Johnson-Torres’ From Red Clay to a Lush Green Landscape: A Journey of Transformation in third. In the Poetry category, Luke Yutzie won first place with Poetry and also claimed second with Travis .
Third place went to Alexandra Castanon for Arc(h)angel. For Short Story, Jessica Mejía Zuñiga earned first place for Echoes of the Sky , with Roy Jones placing second for Something Different , and Sophia Daffer in third with For Olivia. Liz Corbet, BMCC Foundation, presented the $1,000 Scholarship Grand Prize to Jessica Mejía Zuñiga for her short story
Echoes of the Sky. First, second, and third place winners in each category received $150, $100, and $50 respectively, sponsored by the Arts & Culture Committee and presented by the event’s emcee, Jennie Wolfe.
Nika Blasser, Arts & Culture Committee Chair, added, “Thank you to the committee and our writing faculty for the collaborative efforts and thoughtful work. It was a joy to celebrate our student writers.”
Thirty-nine entries from 32 students were submitted across the three categories and were judged blind by BMCC writing faculty, Dr. Ki Russell and Shaindel Beers. The Arts & Culture Committee extends congratulations to all participants and invites the community to continue celebrating excellence in education and the arts at BMCC.
By Francie Glenn
One of Boardman’s most colorful couple was Joe and Alice Tatone. They were involved in many of the happenings in Boardman and built several businesses in the area. They helped Boardman become a well-known spot for rodeo participants and their fans. Dodge City was “the” place to eat going or coming from the Pendleton Round-Up.
duction into service was aired on a radio program encouraging other females to join the military.
Alice and Joe were married during the war but were stationed at different posts. When the war was over, they lived in Arlington, Boardman, Portland area and then back to Boardman.
Boardman Pool and Recreation Center
Saturday, June 7th
Joe was an Arlington, OR native and was raised on a farm. Farming was his true love although he was an astute businessman, building and selling businesses he created. Born January 20, 1914 he was of the age to join the military right after Pearl Harbor. He joined the Navy and stationed many places over the time of the war. Alice was born August 2, 1922 and lived many places growing up. Boardman was her first home, then the family moved to LaGrande, she attended Oregon State College and Kinman Business University in Spokane. Like Joe she immediately joined the WAVES after Pearl Harbor. She was personal assistant to Admiral McFall in Florida for most of the war. She was the first female in Oregon to join the WAVES and her in-
When the town of Boardman was moved due to the John Day Dam being built, they built the Dodge City restaurant and motel. With its western décor and friendly staff, it became a favorite of the construction workers and locals.
The Tatones built the building that the post office is now located in. They had a small mall part of the building where Alice sold trinkets and such. They also had the Hitchin’ Post which they later sold.
Joe was a city councilman, city mayor, Morrow County Road Committee member and belonged to the Hermiston VFW. He was a much loved and respected citizen of the area.
etery here in Boardman. Alice was extremely active in community events. She belonged to the Greenfield Grange, Tillicum Club, 4-H leaders, Camp Fire Girls’ leader, was president of the Oregon Federation of Women’s Clubs, ran for Morrow County Commission, started the Pee Wee rodeo for youngsters, Many people were unaware that Alice was very much a silent provider for many people, especially young people. She quietly provided money, clothes, advice, etc. to those she knew who needed help.
Joe died April 18, 1999 and is buried in the Riverview Cem-
Alice passed away in 2017 and like her husband Joe is buried in the Riverview Cemetery.
Boardman Senior Center Spotlight
By Shara Weiss
Greetings, Community! We are enjoying seeing new and returning faces at the Boardman Senior Center lunches. The local speakers, and the bingo days, are generating an increased number of attendees. Thank you to George Shimer, of the Parks and Recreation District, for attending and participating in the bingo ice cream social on May 27th.
We have additional speakers booked in the coming weeks. On June 5th, the
Boardman Senior Center will welcome Rod Harwood with Greater Oregon Behavioral Health Inc. Rod will focus on the topic of brain health. On June 17th, Greg Barron of Vector Control with be speaking during the lunch hour, sharing information related to mosquito control and disease prevention.
A survey was recently generated during the May 27 th lunch hour during which time people were invited to share their ‘likes’ regarding future events and outings. Based
on the feedback, several local Seniors desire outings to the Wildhorse Casino. In the coming months the Senior Center Board will discuss the transportation needed in order to push this through. If possible, trips will be scheduled for those interested. Stay tuned!
Help shape the future for Tower Road Interchange!
The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) and Morrow County are developing a long-range Interchange Area Management Plan (IAMP) for I-84 Exit 159 at Tower Road. This plan will guide decisions over the next 20 years to support safe, efficient travel as the area grows.
With over 21,000 acres zoned for industrial or commercial use nearby,
this interchange will play a critical role in the region’s development. Your feedback will help shape how we manage this growth. For more information about the project go to our website at: https:// projectcomment.com/ Exit159TowerRoadIAMP. Or scan the QR code on the flyer to share your thoughts.
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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC
Morrow County is seeking a volunteer to represent the Boardman area on the Morrow County Planning Commission. Planning Commission volunteers serve four-year terms. This recruitment is to fill a term that began on January 1, 2025, and has recently reopened.
The Planning Commission generally meets once a month, alternating meeting locations between Heppner and Irrigon. As part of the Planning Commission the duties include reviewing land use applications, maintaining the county’s subdivision and zoning ordinances, and working with the County staff to maintain the county’s Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
Interested parties residing in Morrow County who are interested in taking a more active part in land use planning in the county are encouraged to submit a letter of interest to the Morrow County Planning Department, PO Box 40, Irrigon OR 97844, by 5 pm Thursday, July 3, 2025.
Summer 2025 Community Blood Drives
The American Red Cross sees a decrease in blood donors coming out to give blood during the summer months however the hospitals do not see a decrease in the need for blood to help saves lives. Please consider donating at one of the upcoming blood drives in the Boardman Community. One donation can save up to multiple lives. We need your help to make sure the blood is available when it is needed!!
June 23rd: The King’s Garden Church, 11am to 4pm July 16th: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Boardman, 12pm to 5pm
August 26th: Boardman Pool and Rec Center, 9am to 2pm
For an appointment, please visit redcrossblood.org Or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767).
Speakers at Senior Center Luncheons:
Thursday, June 5: Rod Harwood will share information about brain health. Rod works with Greater Oregon Behavioral Health Inc.
Tuesday, June 17: Greg Baron, head of North Morrow Vector Control will discuss mosquito prevention & local pest control efforts.
Lunch is available Tuesdays and Thursdays Noon to 12:30. Cost of the lunch is $5 for seniors and $6 for those age 54 and under. Take out lunches and catering are available. Contact Teresa Parson 481-3257.
Boardman Senior Center is located at 100 Tatone Street, Boardman.
Tuesday June 3
Chicken Salad Sandwich
Vegetable Soup
Broccoli Slaw
Cupcakes
Tuesday June 10
Pork Chops
Potatoes & Gravy
Carrots
Rolls
Apple Crisp
Tuesday June 17
Salmon Chowder
Veggie Tray
Assorted Crackers
Orange Parfait
Tuesday June 24
Macaroni & Cheese
Zucchini & Tomatoes
Green Salad
Pudding
Thursday June 5
Shepherd’s Pie
Green Beans Green Salad
Biscuits
Brownies
Thursday June 12
Baked Potato Bar with toppings
Coleslaw
Fruit
Cookies
Thursday June 19
Birthday Dinner
Oven Fried Chicken
Peas
Potato Salad
Rolls
Cake & Ice Cream
Thursday June 26
Salad Bar
Broccoli Cheese Soup
Rolls
Oatmeal Cookies
Main Office Location: Morrow County Government Center
Heppner Office (By Appointment only): Morrow County Bartholomew Building
