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The Pendleton Farmers Market is a vibrant open-air market that offers fresh, locally sourced goods, running from May through mid-October each year. It serves as a community gathering place for residents and visitors alike, promoting local agriculture from the Blue Mountains and Columbia Plateau. The market operates every Friday, except during the Pendleton Round-Up week.
Pendleton County Convention and Visitors Bureau is actively exploring grant opportunities to enhance community projects during its recent public meeting. Board member Lindsay Kazarick led discussions on progress made and potential future initiatives. This meeting marked a pivotal moment for the bureau as it looks to secure funding for local development.
Future Generations University is offering free training sessions for educators and youth interested in the "Maple in the Classroom" program, designed to teach participants about tapping maple trees and maple syrup production. These workshops will occur on October 12 and December 7, providing hands-on experiences that connect students with nature and local culture.
The Hedrick clan gathered for their annual reunion on September 8 at Ruddle Park, enjoying pleasant weather and delicious food while catching up on family news. Although attendance was slightly lower due to illnesses and family commitments, the event featured heartfelt prayers and blessings.
Pendleton County commissioners are collaborating with regional local governments to address issues related to the National Science Foundation's dead spots caused by Starlink. The initiative aims to support affected areas in receiving waivers, funding, or potentially dissolving the quiet zone. This proactive approach highlights the importance of regional cooperation in local governance.
Pendleton County Schools have seen positive outcomes from their focus on improving attendance, as highlighted during the recent Board of Education meeting. Superintendent Charles Hedrick emphasized the significance of consistent student attendance in enhancing educational performance. The community's engagement and recent rainfall were also acknowledged during the meeting.
The Sew and Sews Quilt Guild honored 22 military heroes from Pendleton County during a presentation at the Treasure Mountain Festival in Franklin. The event was led by McKenzie VanDevander, who is notable for her titles as Miss West Virginia Military Star Junior queen and National Military Star Junior queen.
New federal business reporting mandates, part of the Corporate Transparency Act, are now in effect, imposing strict compliance requirements on certain businesses. West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner is actively working to ensure local businesses understand and adhere to these new regulations to avoid severe penalties.
County commissioners in Pendleton County are collaborating with regional local governments to address issues stemming from the recent Quiet Zone meeting. With support from Starlink and the National Science Foundation, efforts are underway to assist affected areas in obtaining waivers and funding.
Members of the Sew and Sews Quilt Guild honored 22 military veterans at the Treasure Mountain Festival in Franklin, West Virginia. The event included a presentation led by McKenzie VanDevander, who began with the Pledge of Allegiance, celebrating the contributions of these local heroes.