Athletes take on Hoodoo Challenge

Thirty-eight bold souls took the Hoodoo Challenge and ran or walked the 13.1 miles of a half-marathon at the local ski resort. The event was sponsored by Sisters Kiwanis and served as a fundraiser for the club’s many service endeavors in Sisters. Read more at the Nugget News.

Greenhouse returns home to school

Fourteen years ago, Shannon Pollard discovered an unused greenhouse at Sisters Elementary School. She used that greenhouse to start an elementary school garden club that had 55 members in the first year. Read more at the Nugget News.

Community turns out for “Speak Your Peace”

The community hall at the Sisters fire station bubbled with conversations and friendly greetings as a light snow fell outside on the evening of January 14. A steady stream of Sisters Country residents flowed through the door, out of the cold and into the warmth of camaraderie and curiosity as live music by the Back …

Taste of Sisters draws a crowd

It was a brand-new outdoor venue at Eurosports for the third annual Taste of Sisters hosted by event organizer Karen Kassy and Brad Boyd, Eurosports owner, Friday evening. Read more at the Nugget News.

Taste Of Sisters 2015

(Formerly known as the Mayor’s Ball) September 18th at Eurosports. Money raised benefits the Kiwanis Food Bank and Furry Friends.

Christmas Food Share

Dozens of Sisters Country families had a merrier Christmas thanks to the efforts of volunteers who put together the Sisters Kiwanis Holiday Food Share program, the Sisters fire volunteers’ Spirit of Christmas toy drive and the Furry Friends Pet Food Drive. Click here to read the full article.

Kiwanis Food Bank needs donations

More and more families in Sisters rely on help from the Kiwanis Food Bank – and the pantry is running low. According to Shirley Lalli of Kiwanis, the food bank is about $9,000 behind in donations from where it was last year. Click here to see the rest of the story in the Nugget.