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ACE WRITING PROJECT
SET FOR MAY 18
LA GRANDE — The ACE
Writing Project features Tashon
Phoenix on Wednesday, May
18, 7 p.m. The Art Center East
monthly literary event will be vir-
tual — sign up at artcentereast.
org/events/ace-writing-project/.
Formerly of Omaha, Nebras-
ka, where they played defensive
back for the Nebraska Nite-
Hawks of the WNFC until their
transition, Phoenix (they, them,
theirs) is a non-binary Trans-
masculine Creative and Spoken
Word Artist now living in Port-
land. They’ve been featured on
the social audio app Clubhouse
by Love & Lyrics as well as Mike
Guinn Entertainment, and can be
seen live at such local Portland
venues as The Queens Head
and Alberta Street Pub. Visit
mindstateless.com to read their
poetry, view videos and art and
listen to their podcast.
CORNHOLE FOR CHARITY
SEEKS PARTICIPANTS
PENDLETON — The char-
ity event Cornhole for a Cause
is Thursday, May 19, 5 p.m.
in the Happy Canyon Arena,
1601 Westgate. The event also
features a silent auction, door
prizes, a 50-50 drawing and a
no-host bar.
Each team that enters will
choose a charity to play for —
the selected charities of the
fi rst, second and third place
teams will receive a donation.
In addition, winning teams will
receive a prize package from
local businesses.
The registration fee is $60.
Unlimited # of sessions at
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2400 Resort Street
Baker City, OR 97814
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Tashon Phoenix is the featured writer
for the ACE Writing Project on May 18.
For more information or to regis-
ter a team, call Greg Galloway at
541-612-0926, Chris McClellan
at 541-612-0923 or email corn-
holeforcharity@yahoo.com.
541.523.6419
info@bakerlib.org
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BROTHERS OSBORNE
TO HEADLINE FRONTIER
DAYS AUG. 31
WALLA WALLA — Country
music duo Brothers Osborne
will headline the 2022 Walla
Walla Fair & Frontier Days.
Concert tickets, which include
admission to the fair, range from
$54 to $114.
The show is Aug. 31, 7 p.m.,
the opening day of the fair. With
a theme of “Comin’ in Hot,” the
fair runs through Sept. 4.
Described as a mix between
Southern rock and outlaw
country, Brothers Osborne is
best known for their 2015 song
“Stay a Little Longer.” It climbed
into the top fi ve on Billboard Hot
Country Songs and Country
Airplay charts.
For tickets, call 509-527-
3247 or go to wallawallafair-
grounds.com. Online sales are
limited to eight.
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