April 18, 2022 News Cast

Hear from Warm Springs Community Health Manager Katie Russell sharing information about Sexually Transmitted Diseases, what you should know and why it's important that everyone be educated and aware of risks associated with STDs plus prevention and screening suggestions

Learn about a recent Equine Therapy event held in Warm Springs that demonstrates how "Healing Hearts with Good Medicine" helps humans heal through relationships with horses.

Information about happenings in April 2022 from the Warm Springs K-8 Academy. Teacher Ardis Clark and Counselor Michael Brick share what they know.

Local News Stories. Voiced by Duncan Brunoe.

An event was held on March 10, 2022 at Blue Lake Park near the Columbia river to mark the 65th Anniversary of the flooding of Celilo Falls. Hear from some of the folks that were in attendance.

The Warm Springs Community Action Team has been working toward the creation of a Small Business Incubator program. The plan has been to house this type of support in the oldest building remaining on the Warm Springs Reservation, once used as a commissary. Plans are to move the structure closer to the Highway 26 corridor with next steps - renovation. The facility will eventually afford common work space, retail opportunity, a food pod and hopefully kick off a wave of entreprenership for the community.

Originally recorded in 2006. Bing Bingham interviews Warm Springs Tribal Elder and Food Gatherer Autwai Aedline Miller, about root digging.

Simnasho District candidates running for election to serve on the 29th Tribal Council for the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs.

Seekseequa District candidates running for election to serve on the 29th Tribal Council for the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs.