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ill. She also loved animals of all kinds; the more, the better. Because she was the oldest, she had many family stories to tell. She had a good, long life. So, now, sis, rest in peace. Geneva’s siblings are sisters, Marion West (who preceded her in death), Betty Garrett and Hazel Porter Haller of Shasta Lake City, Calif., Phyllis Cureton (who preceded her in death), and Delores (Odie) Knight and Carol Gleason of Grand Ronde, Ore.; and brothers, Wilbur (Son) Haller of Pasco, Wash., Harold (Bubby …

a career of MMA fighting with a professional debut next summer. “I figure businesses will help me brand and sell myself,” he said. “I’ve done a pretty good job of marketing myself these last two fights; my following has grown quite a bit; and I got recognized out on the street a couple of times, so that’s really cool.” He said that while he plans to continue training while in Coos Bay, “I really want to go wrestle another two years. It’s going to be nice not to get punched in the face every day …

Tribal Government & News Tribal Council Ordinance amendments approved 10.27.2016 Dean Rhodes Tribal Council , Spirit Mountain Casino Tribal Council approved amendments to the ordinance that governs how its nine members conduct themselves as a group and individually during the Wednesday, Oct. 26, Tribal Council meeting. The amendments incorporate portions of the Tribal Council Operating Procedures that are used currently. It also better defines council member roles as liaisons to Tribal …

Culture Walking On -- Roy Walter Zimbrick 12.02.2019 Dean Rhodes Walking On Roy Walter Zimbrick Roy Walter Zimbrick Dec. 19, 1933 – Nov. 26, 2019 Roy Walter Zimbrick was born Dec. 19, 1933, to Matt and Marie Zimbrick in Portland, Ore. He passed on Nov. 26, 2019. He is survived by his wife, Joyce Zimbrick of Grand Ronde; son, Grant Zimbrick and his wife Dorothy of Denver, Colo.; daughter, Dana Wilson of Grand Ronde; grandchildren, Chris (Maria), Emily (Charles), Anna (Jono), Lee (Amanda), Vince …

play development. Marketing Director Kisha Jarrett got to know Hudson after reading a first draft of the play. She calls Hudson’s progress remarkable. “The show is so crazy, but it works,” Jarrett says. “It’s almost like a tripped-out ‘Sesame Street.’ Then you throw in Carla’s personality and it’s really funny. I’m glad Luan believed in Anthony and put this play in our new world premiere.” Since the Arts & Culture Council grant, Hudson has received Western Arts Alliance’s Native Launchpad program …

, collectively called “We Have Always Lived Here,” were created by Chinook artist Greg A. Robinson at the Gresham home of Grand Ronde Tribal member Greg Archuleta. “I am so happy to be here for the opening of the Orange Line,” Brown told the crowd assembled at Lincoln and Southwest Third. “This is absolutely a great example of the Oregon way. Collaboration to achieve meaningful changes that make everybody’s lives better. Let’s continue to work together, moving Oregon forward and creating more …

block of Salmon River Highway. Fraud was reported in the 9600 block of Raven Loop. Fraud was reported in the 9100 block of Arrowwood Drive. Officers assisted traffic on Highway 22 near milepost 1. Officers assisted an outside agency in the 45000 block of Hebo Road. Drugs were reported in the 27000 block of Salmon River Highway. Officers responded to a restraining order violation in the 27000 block of Salmon River Highway. An animal call occurred on Highway 18 near milepost 28. A crash occurred …

was a wonderful seamstress, making clothes for her children and grandchildren. Within her sewing cabinet is a piece of wax her father gave her from one of the shipwrecks off the Oregon coast. She always attributed her sewing abilities to her aunt, Mayme Boutin. Harley and Pearl were farmers, raising filberts, beans, cucumbers, strawberries, apples and peaches. Pearl accompanied Harley on hunting trips and helped her son shoot his first deer. She had fished the coastal streams with her father, learning to use …

Inslee’s order shutting down restaurants, bars and entertainment venues. Oregon Gov. Kate Brown announced similar restaurant and bar restrictions during a press conference held Monday, March 16, in Portland. When asked about the state’s Tribal casinos, she said that she did not have the authority to close them because they are operated by sovereign nations. “I would ask that our Tribal leadership of our nine federally recognized Tribes be working with their local health authorities in making …

table even though there is a dealer and customers together and they are all touching cards, due to mask wearing and using hand sanitizer.” Kennedy closed the Facebook Live event by again imploring people to adhere to public safety measures and to get vaccinated. “We want each of us to work together so we can come together and enjoy each other’s company again,” she said. “We do have the answer and it is the vaccine.” Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our …