KWSO

10/22/2026

Election Day in Oregon is Tuesday November 3, 2026. Vote By Mail Ballots need to be postmarked by 8pm Election Day to count. You can also return your ballot by placing it in an official ballot drop box.

In Warm Springs there is a drop box on campus by Fire & Safety. There are also Drop Boxes at: the Jefferson County Clerk’s Office on D Street in Madras, Culver City Hall, Metolius City Hall, the Crooked River Ranch admin area, the Black Butte School in Camp Sherman, the Wasco County Courthouse & Wasco County Elections Office in the Dalles, Dufur City Hall, Maupin Civic Center, Mosier City Hall and at 3 Warriors Market in Simnasho.

10/22/2026

The Warm Springs Wedd Program wood cutting crew, have been busy delivering fire wood to seniors on the reservation. With colder weather quickly approaching, Warm Springs elders are encouraged to contact the Warm Springs Wedd Program, to request fire wood delivery to your residence.

10/22/2026

10/22/2026

https://ictnews.org/politics/election-2026/the-fish-behind-americas-fish-sticks-is-fueling-a-fight-over-trawling-in-alaska/

The fish is at the center of a growing political and cultural fight over industrial trawling in Alaska. It's become a major issue in Alaska's Senate and governor races.

10/22/2026

https://www.knkx.org/environment/2026-10-16/lower-elwha-klallam-tribes-reservation-will-nearly-double-in-land-back-deal

The dam removal on the Elwha River 12 years ago uncovered nearly 1,100 acres of land on the Olympic Peninsula the federal government is returning to the tribe.

10/22/2026

Community Calendar for Thursday, October 22, 2026
https://kwso.org/news/kwso-calendar-for-thu-oct-22-2026

10/21/2026

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