Next month’s Crooked River Roundup ‘Reride 75’ is a go, officials say
PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ) Crook County will once again welcome rodeo fans to one of Oregon’s oldest family-friendly events – the historic Crooked River Roundup. The 75th Roundup is scheduled to take place Thursday, June 24, through Saturday, June 26.
Last year marked the first time since the inaugural Crooked River Roundup in 1945 the rodeo was canceled. Officials made the difficult decision to postpone the 75th anniversary celebrations.
“We are excited to celebrate a milestone anniversary and ‘Reride 75’,” said Crooked River Roundup President Jason Snider. “Our rodeo committee has spent the last year planning precautionary measures to ensure the safety of rodeo participants and attendees.”
Happy update: Dog swept away days ago in Smith Rock canal turns up safe in Terrebonne
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A search for a dog swept away in a canal at Smith Rock ended happily on Saturday
(Update: Finn found on Hwy. 97, owner to return for reunion)
German shepherd s owner says Finn was off-leash, drinking water, and got sucked into current.
TERREBONNE, Ore. (KTVZ) A German shepherd who was swept away in an irrigation canal at Smith Rock State Park on Tuesday has been found and is being reunited with his owners.
Finn was found running near Highway 97 on the north end of Terrebonne around 7 a.m. Saturday, a Facebook posting said.
Making the community a better place May 11 2021
Third grade students at Steins Pillar join partnership with Delta Waterfowl to create mallard nests for the Crooked River Wetlands
As the weather becomes more moderate and the sunshine invites young scholars outside, many classes are participating in school projects, while basking in the lambent radiance of a spring day.
Last week, a classroom of third graders were immersed in a project that resulted in the culmination of creating a number of mallard houses. The project was a partnership between Steins Pillar Elementary students, the City of Prineville and Delta Waterfowl.
Delta Waterfowl, which was founded as a research organization, is The Duck Hunters Organization, which is a leading conservation group founded at the famed Delta Marsh in Manitoba, Canada, with its United States headquarters in Bismarck, North Dakota.
QC Craft Beer Week is Here!
The Quad Cities welcomes back QC Craft Beer Week. The Quad Cities craft beer community is growing. Each day highlights breweries in different parts of the Quad Cities regional destination to visit and support. All locations still offer to-go options. RSVP and find out more info on Facebook or see our Craft Beer Week Page.
Monday – Rock Island Night featuring Wake Brewing, Radicle Effect Brewerks, and Bent River Brewing
Tuesday – East Moline/Geneseo Night featuring Midwest Ale Works, Geneseo Brewing, and Great Revivalist Brew Lab
Wednesday – Davenport/Muscatine Night featuring Contrary Brewing, Stompbox Brewing, and Front Street Brewery
QC Craft Beer Week returns with a new layout and 19 local breweries
The event, meant to highlight local breweries, kicks off May 10th with three Rock Island favorites, and will continue through May 15th. Author: Shelby Kluver (WQAD) Updated: 6:24 AM CDT May 10, 2021
ROCK ISLAND, Ill. It s been ten years since the first QC Craft Beer Week was held, and now the event returns with 19 local brewers.
This year s Craft Beer Week will run May 10th - 15th and highlight a specific region or city each night of the week. The fun all kicks off on Monday, May 10th will all things Rock Island brewing, featuring Bent River Brewing, Radicle Effect Brewerks, and WAKE Brewing.