FOLLOW OUR JOURNEY AND DISCOVER THE BREATHTAKING AND WONDER-SOME WORLD THAT LIES BEHIND THE LENS AND PEN
Originally published in the annual Chief Joseph Days Rodeo Souvenir Program RESPECT! Young Chief Joseph would have been 180 years old today, March 3, 2020. He is commemorated in dozens of ways. His likeness is everywhere, it…
Joseph Eagles #12 Carson Littlepage, and South Wasco County #32, Brock LaFaver, during the 2020 1A High School State Championship Playoffs
If you like “Thrillers” at the movies you will love thrillers at High school basketball games! Facing the #13 seated South Wasco County Redsides for their last 2A State Playoff game, the #9 seated Joseph…
Joseph Eagles #21 Sabrina Albee, and Livingstone Adventist Academy Lions #25 Emily Velazquez.
It was playoff time and both teams knew it! Whoever would lose this game would lose the opportunity to travel to Baker City for the 2020 1A High School Basketball Championship.
Joseph Eagles, #42 Juston Rogers going in for another basket
In an overwhelming fast action game, the Joseph Eagles boys left behind the Jordan Mustangs 63-39 eliminating them from the 2020 1A High School State Championship playoff games. The Joseph Eagles have advanced to the…
February hasn’t been an easy month for the People around the Nixyaawii Community School and the greater Pendleton area. Devastating floods destroyed homes, caused families to be rescued by helicopters and boats and took away…
Enterprise Outlaws, #15 Gideon Gray, coming through and going by Heppner # 12, Kason Cimmiyotti and # 35, Roy collins
The last game of the regular season at home playing the Heppner Mustangs got tough. The Outlaws ladies lost their game by only one point, while boys had to face a Mustang team that played…
After the tragedy of the Joseph Charter school losing their gym in a fire, the Enterprise school district invited the team to play out the rest of the season at Quinn Court. The Elgin Huskies…
Looking east toward Idaho and The Seven Devils, ©Angelika Ursula Dietrich
Still early in the morning, I can see the fog slowly rolling in at Highview Angus Ranch giving me enough time to capture these pictures.
