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QUICK TAKES
A BRIEF LOOK AT WHAT’S
HAPPENING IN EASTERN OREGON
JUNE 1�8, 2022
HERMISTON RACEWAY
BURNS UP THE TRACK
HERMISTON — The 2022
season is underway at Herm-
iston Raceway. Royal Madness
with an appearance by Mr. Dizzy
is June 11. Racing action also
features bump 2 pass, bombers,
hornets and legends.
The gates open at 4 p.m. and
the racing starts at 6 p.m. The
raceway is located at 81236 N.
Highway 395.
General admission for adults
is $20, seniors/veterans are
$17, youths are $15 and a fam-
ily pass is $50 (for two adults
and three youths). In addition,
Speedy’s Grill off ers a variety of
food and beverages.
Advance tickets are avail-
able via hermistonraceway.
com. For more details, call
509-845-5510 or email info@
hermistonraceway.com.
STILL TIME TO SIGN UP
FOR THE ART FUN RUN
LA GRANDE — Art Center
East’s annual 5K Art Fun Run &
Cycle is Saturday, June 25, start-
ing at 8:30 a.m.
This year there will be pedes-
trian and cycling routes, with
both starting and ending at ACE,
1006 Penn Ave. Registration is
$20 for ACE members, $25 for
nonmembers, or free for ages 10
and younger. Register online at
ing a volunteer museum host.
Contact Raye Clark, volunteer co-
ordinator, for more information at
history@ucmuseumoregon.com.
HILLFOLK NOIR PLAYS
JUNE 10 AT CHURCHILL
Janet Dodson/Contributed image
The Union County Museum, located on Main Street in Union, is open Thursdays through Saturdays.
artcentereast.org/events/5k-art-
fun-run.
Proceeds from this year’s 5K
will support Art Center East’s
Youth Scholarship Fund.
PLAN A VISIT TO THE
UNION COUNTY MUSEUM
UNION — The Union County
Museum is open Thursdays
through Saturdays, 11 a.m.-
3 p.m. Located on Main Street
in the center of Union’s his-
toric district, the museum has
expanded some exhibits and
continues to feature longtime
collections. This year, the mu-
We thank these Chamber Members
for their continued support
www.VisitUnionCounty.org
seum is celebrating 25 years of
being home to the “Cowboys
Then & Now” exhibit.
If you have some extra time on
your hands and are passionate
about history, consider becom-
BAKER CITY — Hillfolk Noir
will play live at Churchill School
on Friday, June 10. Doors open
at 6 p.m. and the show starts at
6:45 p.m.
The band’s touring line up
consists of Travis Ward (guitar,
suitcase and singing), Alison
Ward (musical saw, washboard,
banjo and singing) and Mike Waite
(double bass).
Tickets are $10 in advance at
churchillbaker.com, or $15 at the
door. Fully vaccinated youth 15
and younger attend for free with
a ticket-holding adult. Proof of
vaccination or negative COVID
test is required.
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Real Estate Agent
541.910.8827
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18th Annual Old Iron Show
Roy Raley Park Pendleton, Oregon
Friday & Saturday,
June 3 rd & 4 th
8am - Dusk
Sunday, June 5 th
8am - 1pm
For more information call: Mark 541-303-3309 • Bill 541-240-9023 • Jack 541-310-0583