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Spirit Mountain Casino and the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde shareholder interests, establishing policies for management, supporting executives and their teams, maintaining company resources, setting general company goals, making sure that (Spirit Mountain Casino) is equipped with the tools it needs to be managed well, and general oversight of the corporation and making decisions about important issues that the company faces.” For more information, visit spiritmountain.com/corporate …

her family participate in activities such as sports and car racing were also some of her favorite activities. She was known to rock out to her favorite artists Travis Tritt and Bon Jovi. Louise was always ready to go on adventures and especially liked to visit Lincoln City. Louise is survived by her six children, Lynelle (Brandon) Passmore, Linda (Bruce) Hale, Mark (Mariah) Shandy, Todd (Tammy) Shandy, Gregg Shandy and Mardell (Darren) Williams; sisters, Una Birchum and Georgene (Terry) Gray; 18 …

request. In other news, council set the agenda for the next General Council meeting. It will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday, March 1, in Tribal Council Chambers and via Zoom, with a program report from Spirit Mountain Casino in executive session. A community input meeting regarding potential 2026 advisory votes will follow. To watch the entire meeting, visit www.grandronde.org and click on the Videos tab. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper …

development, and implementation and adoption of essential policies and procedures for operating the school…Those are the primary functions between now and Aug. 26, which I think will be the first day of school.” To learn more about the Education Department, visit grandronde.org/services/education or visit “CTGR Education Programs” and “Chinuk Wawa Education,” on Facebook. Fasana took 13 questions and comments from the audience. Tribal Council Chairwoman Cheryle A. Kennedy said that education has …

wrestled while in high school and took third place one year in the state tournament. He was a logger for many years, working with the Littlejohn and Crown Zellerbach companies. He loved his nieces and nephews, and was always concerned with their well-being. He enjoyed the beach, picnics and drawing. Gary always had dreams of traveling away from Grand Ronde. He was known for his dependability and genuineness. He is survived by his brothers, Alton Butler of Sheridan and Elvin Butler of Grand Ronde …

Culture Hofenbredl ends middle school wrestling career on high note 04.15.2011 Dean Rhodes People Tribal member Matthew Hofenbredl, a LaCreole (Dallas) Middle School eighth-grader and wrestler with the Dallas Mat Club, has concluded another wrestling season as first in the state in the 95-pound weight class of the Oregon Wrestling Association, said his father, Tribal member Leland Hofenbredl. The finals took place in March. Toward the end of March, during spring break, Matthew and his father …

to the mainland. Asghar said the current Shasta management team will remain in place and that the Tribe will not actively manage the company. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest Updates: …

place in a 10-team tournament held in Yakima, Wash. The Shiams - Chinook for "grizzly" - included Dean Azule, Jackie Colton, Jim Willis, Gregg Leno, Teri Holsclaw, Mark Mercier, Tammy Fry, Shelley Hansen, Greg Archuleta, Doug Colton and Kathy Delaney. Yesteryears is a look back at Tribal history in five-year increments through the pages of Smoke Signals. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper …

and conceived office, "Eugene Gathering Place," on line, literally as well as figuratively, for area Tribal members. Courtesy of Weston, the "Eugene Gathering Place" has a Facebook page and e-mail address ( gatheringeugene@yahoo.com ), and Jenness is working on a Twitter feed as well. "It's good to learn the culture," said Edwards, "but the socializing may be even better." "There is a need down here for a place to be Indian," said Tribal Council Secretary Kathleen Tom. "The biggest thing …

Culture Tribe helping name Marys Peak creeks 08.14.2018 Danielle Frost Culture , History By Danielle Frost CORVALLIS -- Since time immemorial, Marys Peak in Corvallis has been described as a “place of refuge” for the Kalapuya people, who climbed it for safety to escape the floods that shaped the Columbia River Gorge. Now, the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, which includes the Kalapuya, will have input on naming several of the creeks on the east-facing slope of Marys Peak in an effort …