One food option in Warm Springs is Kikkis Delicias run by Dina Alonso. She shares her story, her menu, her love of cooking and more.

A visit with folks offering food in Warm Springs. Hear from Hustle Kitchen, Choices, Eagle Crossing, Twisted Teepee & Indian Head Casino's Tule Grill.

A compilation of audio from KWSO books we have shared with the community.

KWSO student intern Riyah Stacona surveys students at Madras High School to find out how they feel about journalism and what they do and don't trust about information sources.

Hear from local vendors and booths set up at the 2025 KWSO Native Market on the day before Thanksgiving on the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon

A visit with Gavin Begay of Warm Springs Prevention talking about Round Dance, Tobacco Prevention and connecting with youth learning about Drumming.

Fields Artist Fellowships are awarded every other year by the Oregon Community Foundation and Oregon Humanities.

To be considered for a Fields Artist Fellowship, applicants should have:

• At least five years of professional practice in an artistic discipline or combination of disciplines

• At least three years of residence in Oregon (non-continuous) and the intent to reside in Oregon for the majority of the fellowship term (May of 2026 to May of 2028)

• Demonstrable evidence of artistic practice that can engage with community groups and organizations and/or address community concerns

The four fellows for 2024-2026 are: Myles de Bastion of Portland, Chava Florendo of Ashland, Eduardo Melendrez of Ontario and Scott Kalama of Warm Springs.

Jodie Cavalier works for the Oregon Community Foundation for ARTS AND CULTURE

During the two-year program, they visit the Oregon city of each fellow, usually in fall and spring. This month – they met here in Warm Springs and we spoke with each of them.

I’m Sue Matters for Our People & Mother Earth on 91.9 FM KWSO

Dementia affects over 55 million people worldwide, and according to the Alzheimer’s Association, over 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s Disease. By 2050, that number is projected to rise to nearly 13 million.

It is undeniable that the number of people living with dementia is growing, and it’s growing at an exceedingly high rate.

Dr. Emily Morgon is a doctor at OHSU, and she was at the Elder’s Fair on the Warm Springs Reservation, providing information and advice to the local community about dementia and geriatric support.

Thanksgiving week information from youth of the Warm Springs K-8 Academy

November News from the Warm Springs K-8 Academy