KWSO Calendar for Fri., Oct. 23, 2026
Vote by mail ballots for the November 3rd Election in Oregon are out. Ballots can be mailed back to your country clerk or placed in an official ballot drop box. In Warm Springs there is a ballot drop box on campus by Fire & Safety and in Simnasho at Three Warriors Market.
The Boys & Girls Club is closed today for staff training. The Club will be open full day on Monday (10/26). Kids need to bring their own lunch.
The Range & Agriculture Committee meets this morning from 9 to noon at the BNR Cougar Den. They are scheduled to meet twice a 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 10-1 today. Later in the afternoon, the Metolius Friends Food Pantry at 575 Hood Ave is open from 4-6.
Friday is Senior Lunch Day in Warm Springs. Free meals for elders 60 and older are from noon to 1 every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday in the Senior Wellness Center dining room.
Madras White Buffalo Varsity Football takes on Creswell tonight at home. Kick off is at 7. Hear the game live on KWSO.
A memorial for Kenman Miller will take place Saturday (10/24) at the Hehe Longhouse. Washut Services will begin at 8am followed by the memorial, name-givings, giveaway and lunch.
A memorial for Evans Spino Sr. will be held Saturday (10/24) at the Simnasho Longhouse. There will be 1 Seven at 10am and drummers are requested. A meal and giveaway will follow.
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.
The Metolius Train Depot is hosting a free family movie night and showing The Goonies on Saturday (10/24) at 6pm. They will have free popcorn and candy. The Metolius Train Depot is located at 599 Washington Avenue in Metolius.
Every Sunday is Tribal Day for the Warm Springs Community at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort. Warm Springs Tribal Members, spouses, residents and employees receive a free resort pass for swimming and land activities, plus discounts on cabana rentals, restaurant food and the pool clubhouse store.
The Branch of Natural Resources and the Warm Springs Range Committee will be hosting a meeting with Farm Service Agency to discuss fire and drought relief programs available to tribal members who have livestock. The meeting will take place on Tuesday, October 27, at noon at the Fire Management Building. Representatives will be available to provide information about the relief programs. Initial application forms will be available for tribal members to begin filling out, along with informational pamphlets. Lunch will be provided. Tribal members with livestock who may be eligible for fire or drought relief are encouraged to attend and learn more about the assistance available.
The Museum at Warm Springs is calling for artwork for the 33rd Annual Tribal Member Art Exhibit showcasing Tribal Member Adult & Youth artists. The deadline to submit art for judging has passed but the deadline for “display purposes only” is Tuesday, October 27th at 5. The exhibit will go on display on November 18th at the opening reception set for 5:30-7:30pm. Art supplies for youth will be provided, while supplies last, at the reception. Applications are available at the Museum at Warm Springs, which must be submitted with artwork. For more information contact Angela Smith at the Museum.
The Recreation Department is taking entries for the November Fitness Challenge. Application packets are available at the Community Center. For more information contact Hamley Smith at 541-553-3243.
