KWSO Calendar for Fri., Nov. 6, 2026
McKenna Divine’s PE classroom at the Warm Springs K-8 Academy is a finalist for the SELCO Classroom Makeover grant. They will select 3 classrooms based on public vote. You can help the K8 win a climbing wall and projector for the Mat Room by voting on the website every day through tomorrow (11/7) at SELCO dot org slash vote www.selco.org/vote.
Friday is Senior Lunch Day in Warm Springs. For today’s meal, they are serving beef with barley soup. Free meals for elders 60 and older are from noon to 1 every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday in the Senior Wellness Center dining room.
The Reservation Impact Food Pantry at 4217 Holliday St in the Warm Springs Industrial Park is open from 10 to 1 today.
Fences for Fido will have a free Vaccine Clinic for Dogs and Cats in Warm Springs tomorrow. All Warm Springs residents are welcome to bring a max of 4 pets per household to the clinic from 2 to 4PM. Free dog and cat services include vaccinations and flea and tick prevention. No appointments are needed. Pets much check in no later than 3:30 that day at Fire & Safety on Campus.
Central Oregon Community College is celebrating Native American Heritage Month with a presentation on the Doctrine of Discovery by former Yakama Nation chairman JoDe Goudy, part of the “We X Rural Change Project Speaker Series.” It runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday (11/7) at the Madras campus. Space is limited. Email leannat2014@gmail.com to reserve a spot.
There is a Benefit Concert for families affected by the Bench Fire tomorrow (11/7) at the Wyam Youth Center. The event is also being held in appreciation for firefighters and first responders who worked on the fire. Performing will be Damage Overdose, Gathering & Chronic Illness plus Sho Rilla, NDN Boyz & YNS Flow. It’s open to all ages and is a drug & alcohol-free event. It starts at 6pm and is $10 at the door.
The Recovery Community Center in Madras is having its potluck and all-pathways speaker meeting tomorrow (11/7) from 5-7:30pm. The Recovery Community Cener is for adults ages 18 and older and is located in Suite 104 at 43 NW Cherry Lane.
The City of Metolius is doing a spaghetti dinner fundraiser at its Historic Train Depot to restore the building. The goal is to improve the building as a community center for a variety of community activities, and to provide shelter in the event of emergencies. The fundraiser is tomorrow night at 6 at 599 Washington Avenue in Metolius.
Members of the Simnasho Community are hosting a Veteran’s Appreciation Dinner on Tuesday, November 10th at the Simnasho Longhouse. There will be Washut services at 5 and a potluck dinner at 6. Everyone is welcome to share a meal and bring a picture or memorabilia to display for the evening.
OSU Extension Service is hosting a Multi-Agency Wildfire Recovery Resource Event for Jefferson County on Tuesday, November 10th from 11am to 3pm at the Central Oregon Agricultural Research & Extension Center on Dogwood Lane in Madras. Representatives will be available to help connect residents with resources related to natural resources, agriculture & livestock recovery assistance, insurance questions, financial & community assistance programs and other local, state & federal resources.
The 33rd Annual Tribal Member Art Exhibit showcasing Tribal Member Adult & Youth artists will go on display on November 18th. An opening reception will be held from 5:30-7:30pm that evening. Art supplies for youth will be provided, while supplies last, at the reception.
