KWSO Calendar for Fri., Sep. 11, 2026
Today is the monthly senior breakfast from 7:30-9:30. They have steak & eggs on the menu.
The Range & Agriculture Committee is scheduled to meet this morning from 9 to noon at the BNR Cougar Den. The committee meets twice per month on the 2nd and 4th Friday.
The Reservation Impact Food Pantry at 4217 Holliday St in the Warm Springs Industrial Park is open from 10AM to 1PM. Later in the day, the Warm Springs Free Food Market at the same location starts at 4, while the Metolius Friends Food Pantry at 575 Hood Ave is open from 4 to 6.
Madras High School Varsity Football hosts vs. Phoenix tonight at 7. KWSO will have the game live.
Crooked River Ranch will have its Community Wide Yard Sales today through Sunday from 8am to 4pm. Maps are available in the informational kiosk on Chinook/Badger, The Old Fire Hall and the CRR Administration Building.
A local group is holding weekly rallies to help energize local voters. They are gathering every Saturday morning from 10:30 to noon at the North Y in Madras to encourage community participation in the upcoming general election. These weekly rallies will run through October 31st. Everyone is welcome to join.
Meetings in each district have been scheduled for updates on Enterprise Revenue Projects. The Agency meeting will be on Tuesday, September 15th at the Agency Longhouse. The Simnasho meeting will be Wednesday, September 16th at the Simnasho Longhouse. The Seekseequa meeting will be on Thursday, August 24th at the Seekseequa Fire Hall. Meals will be provided at 6pm and meetings start at 7.
The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs will host a Huckleberry Habitat Management Workshop on Wednesday, September 23, from 10am to 2:15pm at the Hehe Longhouse. The gathering invites tribal members and traditional harvesters to share knowledge, concerns, and priorities around huckleberry stewardship on culturally important landscapes. Resource specialists and land managers will join primarily as listeners, with the day centered on community voices and lived experience. Presentations and a facilitated afternoon discussion will help shape future management plans for reservation forests and traditional gathering grounds. Tribal members are encouraged to attend and help guide the future of huckleberry habitat across Warm Springs.
To reach a crisis counselor at Warm Springs Behavioral Health weekdays call 541-553-3205. After hours call Warm Springs PD dispatch. Your mental health matters. Reach out any time. Support is just a call away.
The Warm Springs Police Department has temporarily contracted with Frontier Regional 911 to assist with dispatch during overnight hours. Frontier is handling all 911 and emergency dispatch services for the Warm Springs PD between the hours of 6pm and 6am. During these hours, community members who need non-emergency assistance from the police department should call 541-384-2080.