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'Planes, pancakes, flying chickens' — event celebrates America

‘Planes, pancakes, flying chickens’ — event celebrates America Planes, cars, and trucks tested their mettle on the runway at Sisters Eagle Airport during a Fourth of July fly-in on Sunday. Proceeds from events support Sisters High School’s aviation program. photo by Jerry Baldock select photo by Jerry Baldock Sisters Eagle Airport treated Sisters residents to a full show of airplanes and vintage and hot-rod cars at the annual Sisters Eagle Airport Fly-In event on the Fourth of July. A typical dry, hot summer day on the tarmac at Sisters Eagle Airport had several hundred patrons out and about to see the air show and drag racing to celebrate America’s birthday. The familiar sound of helicopters and other aircraft echoed down the runway all morning in Sisters Country.

Eighth graders celebrate graduation with 'Olympics'

Cyclists converge on Sisters - Nugget News

Cyclists converge on Sisters Riders in the Elite Women category battled over a dusty course in the Sisters Stampede last Sunday. photo by Jerry Baldock select photo by Jerry Baldock Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of cycling season in Sisters. Estimates are that a thousand riders visited Sisters over the holiday weekend. Five hundred took part in the annual Sisters Stampede on Peterson Ridge. Event officials told The Nugget that entrants from at least nine states registered for this year’s ride. A cyclist from New Jersey traveled the farthest and a rider from Tucson made the 1,250-mile journey to compete in one of two timed events the short course (14 miles) and the long course (25 miles).

Local woman donates historical mural

Sisters is celebrating the 75th anniversary of the incorporation of the City of Sisters with a new historical mural on the South Fir Street side of the Habitat