Patty Lara -La Hora Infantil
Patty Lara’s show La Hora Infantil is changing days and times –
Patty is back. Tuesdays, 3:00 to 5:00pm.
-kids songs – stories – information – fun!!
Sheriff Visits Radio Tierra
The public will have the opportunity to listen to two sheriffs, one from Wasco county and one from Hood River county.
Humberto Calderon will have them on his show.
Mark your calendars and prepare your questions.
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Sheriff Lane Magill, Wasco County, will be on Radio Tierra on Tuesday, October 10th,
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Sheriff Matt English, Hood River County, will be on Radio Tierra on Tuesday, October 17th.
Independence Eve Celebration – July 3rd
Third Annual Mayors’ Independence Eve Celebration.
Mayors of three Gorge communities –Betty Barnes from Bingen, Paul Blackburn from Hood River, and David Poucher from White Salmon—invite everyone to the third annual Mayors’ Independence Eve Celebration at the Bingen Theater, Monday, July 3 from 7-9 p.m. The free event will also be broadcast live on Radio Tierra. This year’s variety show features Los Temerosos de Juan Antonio, The Matthews Family Gospel Singers, and Los Amigos de la Sierra. All three groups are on the roster of the Oregon Folklife Network, which is also a key sponsor of this year’s event.
Additional musical performances by local talents Denny Castanares, Dana Tickner, Harold McGain, Bill Weiler, Charlie Mortensen, Arturo Leyva, Mike Byrne and Will Thayer are scheduled. Emcees are Leti Valle, Humberto Calderon and Rosario Chavez. As in previous years, the show celebrates the U.S.A.’s cultural diversity; To that end, the evening’s emcees will introduce the acts and broadcast the evening in both Spanish and English.
The idea to put on an Independence Eve event grew from a winter holiday show at the Columbia Center for the Arts several years ago. Gary Young, a board member of Radio Tierra, thought it would be wonderful to recreate the spirit of that show with a summer event celebrating some of America’s best qualities: independence, diversity and tolerance.
In addition to the Oregon Folklife Network grant, the Independence Eve Celebration is also being sponsored by Skyline Hospital, Euwer/Valley Crest Orchards, Jeff Sacre/Directors’ Mortgage, Paddock’s, The Bingen Theater, North Shore Medical, Hood River Public Storage, Beneventi’s and the Hood River News, as well as local private citizens.
The show is free, but donations will be accepted to help support college scholarships in the mayors’ respective communities. There will also be a drawing for a kid’s bicycle, sponsored by Anson’s Bike Buddies.
This year’s show is being written by Kathy Williams, a Radio Tierra board member. Radio Tierra is a local non-profit radio station that broadcasts throughout the Gorge: In Hood River at 95.1; Parkdale at 107.1; The Dalles 107.7; Stevenson 95.9; and Carson 96.7. The station’s mission is to bridge cultures and communities.
For further information, contact Gale Arnold at galearnold@gmail.com
Sheriff Visits.
Humberto’s Show will have two important visitors:
Tuesday, June 27 at 8:00am, Sheriff Lane McGill from Wasco County.
Tuesday, July 18 at 8:00am, Sheriff Matt English from Hood River County.
Don’t Miss it!!
Thank You for Your Support!!
To date we have collected $1,614. Many have pledged much more but the money has not yet been given to us. Every penny really counts – we want to start streaming!!!!
Your Donations can be mailed to our PO Box, dropped off in an envelope for Gale Arnold with your name and contact info so we can get a tax deductible receipt to you, or they can go on our website, or dropped off at Novedades el Potrillo.
We greatly appreciate Donations from the following businesses;
Green Gardens – Lake Taco – Lilos Hawaiian Barbecue – Magana Auto Sales
Marco Sports (Karaoke machine) – Perez Auto Sales – Chicken Teriyaki
Northwest Windshields Plus
THANK YOU.
Live Jam this Jan. 6
Our Some Kind of Lonesome , bluegrass DJ, Mike Nichols, has made arrangements with Evan and the Worlds Finest Quintet to broadcast a live jam from Radio Tierra this Friday, January 6 at 3 p.m. Mike is planning for a 30-45 min set. Please tune in and pass the world along.
We are now broadcasting from 95.1 FM in Hood River. 96.7 FM from Carson, WA reaches lots of area in the Valley because of the elevation of the antenna, 107.1 FM in Parkdale, 107.7 FM in The Dalles.
by usertldDonate Today!
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. The time when your heart can grow three sizes. The time when people feel generous and give freely. For us, it’s a time when we ask for your help. Can you help us with a donation? Even a small gift helps.
Now is the time. You can donate with your credit or debit card, send a check to PO Box 859, Hood River, OR 97031, or drop off a check or cash at our studio in The Next Door’s building at 965 Tucker Rd., Hood River.
Does Radio Tierra make your life better? Do you start your day with Humberto? Dance to the music? Does it connect you to your community? Are the interviews with public figures like our mayors and school superintendents helpful?
We hope you can answer “Yes! Radio Tierra does make my life better!”
Radio Tierra is a community radio station, and it depends on the community to keep going.
So if you can help us with a donation, even a little bit, now is the time. You can donate with your credit or debit card, send a check to PO Box 859, Hood River, OR 97031, or drop off a check or cash at our studio in The Next Door’s building at 965 Tucker Rd., Hood River.
Does Radio Tierra make your life better?
Do you start your day with Humberto? Dance to the music? Does it connect you to your community? Are the interviews with public figures like our mayors and school superintendents helpful?
We hope you can answer “Yes! Radio Tierra does make my life better!”
Radio Tierra is a community radio station, and it depends on the community to keep going.
So if you can help us with a donation, even a little bit, now is the time. You can donate with your credit or debit card, send a check to PO Box 859, Hood River, OR 97031, or drop off a check or cash at our studio in The Next Door’s building at 965 Tucker Rd., Hood River.