there's a 1-in-6 chance either of the die will land on the side with a single dot The odds are not high; the probability is quite low But the great thing about odds is they can be beaten and the beauty in probability is that it's not reality Pendleton baseball proved it The Bulldogs needed everything to go their way to win the Region 1-AAA championship. Pendleton needed to win its next six region games and Walhalla had to lose its next five region games The Razorbacks indeed lost all five of their remaining region games and the Bulldogs pulled out a 9-7 victory against Crescent on April 25 for their sixth consecutive region win to find themselves in a position that seemed almost implausible The Bulldogs open the SCHSL Class AAA state playoffs on May 6 as the No I had a talk with the kids right here," Pendleton coach Kevin Durham said "I told them we must look in the mirror and keep grinding I told them that the only thing I've ever known to do is keep working Winning the region was a roadblock the Bulldogs tried to drive through since 2018 the last time Pendleton topped its conference "This is a pretty surreal feeling," said senior outfielder and right-handed pitcher Ayden Clay then battled for third place sophomore year We were always in the fight for it; we just never came out on top to finally come out on top this year is just a great feeling." and their shot at topping the region would disappear But the Bulldogs don't cave into pressure — they surpass it "The key is staying calm and having fun," said senior pitcher Gage Thomason The Bulldogs want to make even more history The baseball program has never won a state championship and this senior class is committed to being the one to get the program its first SCHSL banner "Winning a state championship would be an unreal feeling," said senior infielder and pitcher Nash Cahaly "The seniors have been through a lot in our four years here It would mean so much to us if we were the first ones to pull off a state title." MORE: Why Eastside baseball's Peter Mershon is considered the best player in South Carolina Durham said there's no "magic formula" to being successful in the playoffs. It's all about staying honed in on the fundamentals. If the Bulldogs can do that, Durham likes their chances. "It's really about locking in on the basic things," Durham said. "We preach to them that you really have to beat the game, you can't beat the opponent. We have to throw strikes, make the routine plays on defense, and have timely hitting. I tell them all the time that if we do those three things better than the other team, then we'll win the game 99.9% of the time." Kamryn Jackson covers high school and college sports for the Spartanburg Herald-Journal, Greenville News, Anderson Independent Mail, and the USA TODAY Network. Please email her at KEJackson@gannett.com and follow her on X, formerly known as Twitter, @KamxJack. 18 September 2021-21 February 2022 Photo by Andy Romer The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has acquired the works that were featured in Adam Pendleton’s monumental installation at the institution The floor-to-ceiling spatial collage comprised 35 individual paintings drawings and video works that reflect the artist’s years-long investigation of the “Black Dada” a conceptual framework Pendleton first outlined in his Black Dada Manifesto (2008) It expanded on research he conducted as a MoMA artist-in-residence where he explored the museum’s “limits and possibilities” and questioned what an exhibition representing the Black Dada could be The works in the installation, which was on view at the museum in 2021-22 were mounted on three wooden scaffolds that spanned the entirety of MoMA’s atrium monochromatic paintings and drawings from Pendleton’s Black Dada (2008-ongoing) series of works denoting the Black and queer experience and other bodies of work that created an immersive environment of various mediums and contrapuntal harmonies “There was not a single moment or a focal point is related to one of the articulations of abstraction,” Pendleton tells The Art Newspaper “Your attention was pulled in many directions I wanted to make people slow down and engage with what was in front of them.” One of the core tenets of Black Dada is the “confluence between the past and present” His work exploring Black Dada has been less focused on defining the visual or theoretic markers of the term but rather “bringing the past into the future” where disparate elements simultaneously “create a space that is perpetually fluid and in flux—not stagnant but constantly evolving and shifting” Installation view of Adam Pendleton: Who Is Queen Some works in the installation, like Notes on the Robert E. Lee Monument, Richmond VA (Figure) (2021)—a black-and-white film that chronicles the titular monument in the aftermath of the racial justice protests of 2020—have been “revised” into new bodies of work since the MoMA exhibition reflecting Pendleton’s interest in “rethinking and reworking similar materials” For example, in his current exhibition at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington DC Pendleton is showing Resurrection City Revisited (Who Owns Geometry Anyway?) (2024-25) The video features images of the encampment on the National Mall ahead of Martin Luther King Jr’s 1968 Poor People’s Campaign interspersed with geometric forms Pendleton says this piece “thinks about how video can function like painting as a bold method and medium” The MoMA exhibition was organised by Stuart Comer the museum’s chief curator of media and performance who began working with Pendleton during his residency in 2012-15 Pendleton was doing both on-site research into MoMA’s history and collection—particularly researching the architecture and design of historical exhibitions and exhibitions of geometric abstraction and African art—and traveling throughout the US to engage with communities as the Black Lives Matter movement was flourishing Pendleton began to “weave his own interest and deep knowledge of the avant-garde with the political conversations that were emerging quite powerfully at the time” Although the installation was not a “direct manifestation” of the Black Dada Manifesto the project created a foundational set of proposals that prompted Pendleton to “think about a counter museum at the heart of the museum” and amalgamate components of Modern art with political dialogue “What is important about this project in particular is that it is not defined by a single medium or discourse,” Comer says “What MoMA has made quite clear is that we are interested in moving beyond the departmental silos for which the museum was known and think about how we can revisit earlier moments in Modernism that were more hybrid Adam has reclaimed that early chapter of Modernism in a very dynamic way.” the acquisition “speaks to the history of MoMA and its collection but helps us rethink how to situate those histories in the present and look towards the future and how to think about voices that were not always a part of that conversation” it is envisioned that the installation’s individual components may be shown although there are no confirmed plans for the works to travel preview16 March 2021Sophie Taeuber-Arp survey reveals the dizzying range of work by the Swiss artist The major travelling exhibition opens at the Kunstmuseum Basel before travelling to London's Tate Modern and the Museum of Modern Art in New York news22 July 2019With Jean Pigozzi's contemporary African art donation, MoMA to become a 'leader' in the fieldThe museum says the gift will play an important role in the reconfiguration of its permanent collection Crown Cantina the modern Mexican restaurant that opened downtown in 2022 inside the former Nation Kitchen + Bar spot Owner Anthony Sitek told me the restaurant should open sometime in June He will use the original Crown Cantina on Eighth Street as a special event space for rehearsal dinners and other celebrations nearly 2,000-square-foot spot will allow him to double his seating capacity and create private dining rooms Crown Cantina is known for its take on modern Mexican fare from the eight regions of Mexico Customer favorites include a carne asada made with Prime New York strip cochinita pibil (a Yucatanian slow-roasted pork collar served with buttered rice and smoked black beans) lamb barbacoa tacos and enchiladas verdes with braised chicken Crown Cantina is one of several Cincinnati restaurants owned and operated by Sitek's Crown Restaurant Group Its other restaurants include Rosie's Italian Sitek said he is optimistic about the neighborhood's future He plans to partner with Crown's new next-door neighbor, Hart & Cru (which was named one of the best wine bars in the world by Food & Wine magazine last year) on special dinners He is also hoping to entice more daytime customers to Pendleton by focusing on the brunch menu noting how Boomtown Biscuits and Nation both did a tremendous brunch business Sitek said the new space will be a bit more colorful than the old one are creating a more textural aesthetic with wallpaper wood millwork and green-upholstered seating "The goal is to keep a really cool vibe," Sitek said Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Pendleton Woolen Mills opens its first Texas store in the Fort Worth Stockyards bringing its signature American-made goods—and deep rodeo roots—to the heart of Mule Alley In a move that feels less like expansion and more like destiny Pendleton Woolen Mills is planting its roots in Texas soil — specifically in the red-dirt heart of the Fort Worth Stockyards founded in 1863 and known for its heirloom-quality wool blankets and rugged Western-inspired apparel will open its first Texas storefront on May 7 And they’re not just setting up shop anywhere Pendleton is taking over a prime spot in the newly restored horse and mule barns in Mule Alley just steps from where longhorns still clomp down Exchange Avenue twice a day this isn’t a dalliance with cowboy cosplay the Stockyards are an ideal location for us and share in our connection to rodeo culture and American heritage,” said Bob Christnacht executive vice president of sales and marketing “The deep history and spirit of the district makes it a perfect match for Pendleton.” That connection to rodeo culture isn’t just talk Pendleton’s home base in Oregon is known for the Pendleton Round-Up one of the oldest and most storied rodeos in the country Their century-long partnership with the event — stitched into the very fabric of their design language — has made their bold geometric blankets as iconic as a tooled leather saddle or a well-worn pair of Luccheses with their own rodeo arena in the Cowboy Coliseum dating back to 1908 It’s a place where the old West isn’t recreated — it simply never left shoppers will find Pendleton's full lifestyle spread: apparel their signature wool blankets — still woven at one of the last two remaining woolen mills in America And in a nod to Texas pride and Stockyards history the store will carry two exclusive designs: a saddle blanket emblazoned with the Lone Star flag and a twin-sized wool blanket honoring the legendary steer runs that have made the district famous This latest expansion adds a Texas twang to Pendleton’s long-running Western ballad And if the brand’s storied past and the Stockyards’ ironclad heritage are any indication Wednesday Saturday The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has ruled against an appeal from Matthew W who was convicted by a jury in Waldo County Superior Court for the manslaughter of Kevin Curit in 2024 Pendleton was convicted of causing the death of his one-time friend Curit was reportedly living with Pendleton at the time of the incident the Maine Supreme Court justices affirmed the conviction and the sentence which includes six years in prison and four years of probation Pendleton is currently serving his sentence in the Maine State Prison Thanks to our readers and especially our supporters who help to keep PenBayPilot.com an open and accessible community hub Your support is even more critical during rapidly changing times While we work hard to keep you informed about the Midcoast community We are grateful to those who already participate Join for as little as $2.99 per month and support local journalism on a community hub that serves everyone X Texas — The Professional Bull Riders are back for the fourth consecutive season in Corpus Christi with 44 riders competing for a share of the $100,000 purse at the Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Finals a $50,000 purse awaits the season champion and five riders will earn a berth for the PBR World Finals: Unleash the Beast - Eliminations the top 15 riders have a chance to win it all in what officials describe as the closest standings in recent memory 44 riders will be competing in Corpus Christi Two-time World Finals qualifier Wyatt Rogers will be making his third appearance in Corpus Christi His last trip to the Coastal Bend was in 2022 great times and being able to enjoy yourself it's just a ton of fun and the best life I could live," Rogers said Rogers has drawn Cutting Edges Bandit as his bull The Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour starts Friday Tickets are still available and start at $15 Tickets can be purchased online at PBR.comand Ticketmaster.com at the American Bank Center Arena Box Office or by calling PBR customer service at 1-800-732-1727 Season tickets providing the best seats inside American Bank Center Arena with daily access to the PBR Velocity Tour Finals (May 2-3) and Rodeo Corpus Christi (May 6-10) can be purchased at BucDays.com The complete list of qualifiers is:Afonso Quintino (Sao Luis dos Montes Belos California)Grayson Cole (New Ringgold Brazil)Joao Lucas Campos (Porto Feliz Arizona)Bruno Carvalho (Alvares Florence Brazil)Lucas Fideles Souza (Barnstable Massachusetts)Manoelito de Souza Junior (Itamira North Carolina)Guilherme Valleiras (Pirassununga Brazil)Jean Fernandes Pereira (Crixas Texas)Jean Carlos Teodoro (Mirante Do Paranapanema Brazil)Carlos Andre de Oliveira (Ipameri California)Jeferson Silva (Pontese Laverda Brazil)Anderson de Oliveira (Novo Mundo Brazil)Paulo Eduardo Rossetto (Colorado Andy Beshear said Thursday that Pendleton County will be included in the state's third request to the federal government for individual assistance after the April 4-6 floods The announcement offers a potential glimmer of hope for Falmouth residents who have been waiting for relief "I believe that Pendleton County will be in our third request for counties Initial information that we received wouldn't have qualified We knew that there was more damage that's been there," Beshear said in response to a question WCPO asked during a virtual press conference The governor explained the commonwealth’s standard practice is to first submit counties with the worst most easily documented destruction in their requests to FEMA WATCH: We ask Beshear about the status of relief for Pendleton County: "We've done it several times and we're going to continue to follow this track until FEMA or others tell us that a different approach would be better," Beshear said the federal government approved individual assistance for 13 Kentucky counties "We have not been successful to get our county on that list," Falmouth Mayor Sabrina Hazen said Wednesday Hazen spent Thursday taking FEMA damage assessors to evaluate damaged homes The goal is to document the extent of the damage throughout the community to meet federal requirements "We're trying to find our most impacted homes to get reassessed to see if we can meet the threshold or whatever requirement that they're wanting us to meet to get us on that list," Hazen said a Falmouth resident whose garage was flooded destroying inventory he had stored for upcoming flea markets but said he’s frustrated that it’s yet another step in an arduous bureaucratic process Carroll must document each of the hundreds of items damaged in the flood for even a chance at receiving relief money that’s not guaranteed Watch my story detailing what Brad is going through from last week: "The mayor and the judge seem like they're wanting to help but this is up to the government," Carroll said He has since put out a sign pushing President Trump and Vice President JD Vance to instruct FEMA to help “make Falmouth great again” and declare a disaster With damaged HVAC units and hot water heaters across the city Falmouth's mayor said the situation is growing worse for residents as the weather heats up "Those are costly expenses for a community that a lot of people just don't have those means," Hazen said This story was reported by a journalist and has been converted to this platform with the assistance of AI Our editorial team verifies all reporting on all platforms for fairness and accuracy The Pendleton Foundation for Black History & Culture is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and celebrating Black heritage the Foundation is hosting the Keese Barn Legacy Walk giving people a chance to learn about the Keese Barn and its surrounding neighborhood This guided community heritage event in Pendleton will focus on the history and future of the Keese Barn Attendees will embark on a walk-and-learn tour through this historically African American neighborhood highlighting the significance of the Keese Barn Legacy Project The walk will be led by local community member Terance Hassan who will share stories from the neighborhood's past and present These stories include the Keese Barn's significance as a safe space for African Americans during segregation Participants are encouraged to arrive early for food and fellowship many African Americans settled in Pendleton seeking new opportunities and a place to build their futures," Hassan said Hassan mentioned that these individuals contributed significantly to the town's development bringing rich cultural traditions and a strong sense of community The walk also introduces the Keese Barn Legacy Project which plans to restore the barn's façade to mirror the original structure and share its history with the community The Keese Barn restoration project plans to rebuild the historic development as a vibrant community space for cultural celebrations The Pendleton Foundation for Black History and Culture acquired the barn in 1975. The foundation is now raising funds to restore the historic Keese Barn at 204 Keese St The project is expected to need $1.5 million to fund the restoration of the Keese Barn The proposed design will feature a stage for performances The back of the Keese Barn facade will be an open-air gathering place for picnics "This restoration will honor the cultural heritage of the African American community and provide a venue for future cultural events and gatherings," said Hassan a Pendleton Foundation for Black History and Culture member The Pendleton Foundation for Black History and Culture (PFBHC) has already received a $250,000 donation from an anonymous group to kickstart the project The proposed facade redevelopment will honor Benjamin Horace Keese and the Old Keese Barn For more information or to make a donation, visit blackhistorypendleton.org. According to the South Carolina Historical Properties archives the original Keese Barn was a two-story frame structure that showcased architectural elements from the 1900s It featured a brick chimney and wooden pillars that supported the roof of the shed The barn also included shingle doors and decorative tracery windows Hassan said the Keese Barn began as a general store selling canned goods Benjamin Horace Keese built the barn between 1900 and 1910 Hassan said locals nicknamed it "The Hundreds" as it regularly attracted large crowds People flocked to the store for its goods and vibrant social atmosphere The area became a cultural and social hub for the African-American community fostering connections and supporting local businesses The Keese Barn closed in 1975 after it fell into disrepair following Benjamin's death "It left a significant void in the community," Hassan said the Keese barn evolved into a safe place where Black residents could come together for social events and cultural gatherings during segregation Many residents have fond memories of gatherings and celebrations at the historic Keese Barn Hassan fondly recalled how his grandmother took him to the Keese Barn when he was a child The barn was renowned for hosting two of the most significant events in the Pendleton African American Community He mentioned that these events brought families together to celebrate and reconnect "The food there was always 'off the chain,' " Hassan said "Reviving the Keese Barn will preserve a piece of history and provide a space for future generations to create new memories," Hassan said Travis Rose covers Anderson County for the Independent Mail Grizzly Bear 399 is being immortalized in a new Pendleton blanket commissioned exclusively for the Jackson Pendleton store The shop is taking pre-orders for the $400 blanket is being immortalized in a new Pendleton blanket Store owner Kimber Becker said she and her family came up with the idea about a year before Grizzly 399 was hit and killed by a motorist in late October “It was our vision to make this blanket because she was so special,” Becker said “Grizzly 399 was known for her resilience and beauty We think this blanket captures her spirit and this wilderness area that was her home.” The Grizzly 399 design is prominently displayed in the window of the Pendleton store and the shop is taking pre-orders for the $400 wool blanket which Becker says will probably sell out its first run “When we were working with the Pendleton designers and because of the jacquard looms we can only use four colors,” said Becker whose parents started the Pendleton store on the Town Square more than 40 years ago We have 399 with her four cubs and the Tetons in the background which is where she and her cubs were often seen.” pointed to a painting on the wall of the famous bruin family by Mark Kelso that was bought by the Becker family and helped inspire the blanket This is not the first blanket created exclusively for the Jackson store by Pendleton Woolen Mills The shop carries dozens of blankets only available here a series of animals of Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks and a special blanket with Teton County cattle brands Becker said the Jackson store is the only independent Pendleton shop for which the company will make exclusive blanket designs Sometimes Pendleton retires a blanket design Grizzly 399’s death in the Snake River Canyon south of Jackson made worldwide headlines as she probably was the most beloved and famous bear in the world The Queen of the Tetons lived to be 28 years old and reared at least 18 cubs often along park roadsides in plain view of hundreds of spectators Becker said 399’s legacy lives on in works of art such as the Pendleton blanket Contact Penny Nakamura via valley@jhnewsandguide.com Another tribute to the “Queen” is being offered by Wyoming Whiskey which is auctioning bottle 399 of its “Queen of the Tetons” bourbon Only 720 bottles were made and sold out in December The auction features the bottle with an image of Grizzly 399 captured by renowned nature photographer Thomas D Mangelsen; an additional sample bottle of Queen of the Tetons; and a framed and signed print by Mangelsen of “Spring’s Surprise,” the image featured on the bottle or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to read or post comments no promotional deals were found matching that code Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist breaking news alerts as they become available Sign up to receive a weekly e-newsletter with a selection of healthcare and wellness news from the Jackson Hole News&Guide. 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Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInAutoplayNews “Adam Pendleton: To Divide By,” an exhibition catalog published by WashU’s Kemper Art Museum and distributed by the University of Chicago Press has been named best monograph of 2024 by the Midwest Art History Society (MAHS) The honor was announced during the society’s Outstanding Catalog Awards ceremony held in Denver April 4 as part of the annual MAHS members meeting “This publication provides valuable theoretical framing along with thorough attention to the particulars of the artist and his body of work,” noted MAHS secretary and catalog committee member Erica Warren “The book design also marries pointedly with the artwork and interpretive content.” Kemper Art Museum curator Meredith Malone edited the monograph and organized the exhibition of the same name which explored Pendleton’s interest in creating a conversation between mediums as well as his belief in abstraction’s capacity to destabilize and disrupt Malone also authored one of three principal essays along with contributors Joshua Chambers-Letson a professor of performance studies and of Asian American studies at Northwestern University co-editor of the journal October and professor of art and archaeology at Princeton Also featured are a conversation between Pendleton and critic Isabelle Graw and the complete transcripts Notables Art & Design Arts & Culture Awards & Notables Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts Read more stories from Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts Visit Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts Child tuition benefit webinar offered Flags lowered in memory of Pope Francis WashU moves training to Workday Learning Biology students win annual awards McKelvey Engineering honors 2025 distinguished alumni Student Life wins best newspaper honor at Missouri College Media awards Brad Warner, professor of pediatric surgery, 66 Julian Fleischman, associate professor emeritus, 91 William D. Owens, MD, professor emeritus of anesthesiology, 85 Understanding genetic factors behind a pediatric brain tumor Study examines overlap in causes of cancer, neurodevelopmental disorders Pollina honored for innovations in neuroscience 05.05.25 04.28.25 04.14.25 Wilmetta Toliver-Diallo Jhan Carlos Salazar Juliane Bubeck Wardenburg Who Knew WashU? 1.27.21 Who Knew WashU? 1.13.21 Who Knew WashU? 12.9.20 Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Pendleton and the late Beatrice Koons Pendleton. He graduated from the machine shop class of Erie Technical High School and worked in the family business as a tool and die maker and owner of Pendleton Tool Company. He met and married the girl next door and they recently celebrated 65 happy years together Their marriage was an example of true love and he filled their home with laughter and joy and taught us that a sense of humor is essential to get through life Jim took night classes at Gannon University for 11 years to gain a BS in Business Administration He was twice past president of the NW PA Chapter of the National Tooling and Machining Association. and elder at Westminster Presbyterian Church and later Fairview Presbyterian Church he was an enthusiastic volunteer at the Tom Ridge Environmental Center for many years welcoming people to enjoy the gateway to Presque Isle State Park. and instilled an appreciation for the wonderful world around us biking around Presque Isle with the Erie Outing Club and enjoying sunsets - often from the top of the ferris wheel at Waldameer Park Their home was a place where friends quickly became family where grandchildren made memories together and where card and board games often filled the home with laughter. They began splitting their time between North Carolina and Pennsylvania He enjoyed writing stories for the Taylor Glenn community. There will be a memorial service on Saturday Feb 8th at 1pm at Harrisburg United Methodist Church Also surviving is special foreign exchange daughter Ulrike of Germany memorials can be made to a charity of your choice The best memorial is to share a smile and spread joy the way that Jim did throughout his life. Hartsell Funeral Home of Harrisburg is serving the Pendleton family Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Copyright 2025 West Texas A&M University / Canyon Thanks for visiting ! The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy. 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I didn’t always consider the blanket as the most essential part and I tried to get away with using an old bedsheet or a beach towel on the ground instead But after having water seep through the material one too many times I know that the blanket can make or break a picnic what better time to invest in a quality picnic blanket that you’ll use all spring and summer long — and for years to come I asked Apartment Therapy staffers for their recs and found some of the most highly rated options on the market My own outdoor blanket — a $10 option from Amazon — is included too which makes the hard ground feel way more comfortable and acts as a strong barrier for any dampness It also rolls up compactly and can be secured with Velcro straps “It’s not so big that it’ll catch in the wind like a sail when you try to lay it down, but, at 72x54 inches, it’s big enough that you and your friend can lounge comfortably on it together, along with your picnic,” Sofia says in her review But that means you can also use it as a normal blanket on chilly nights spent outdoors according to former deputy commerce editor Alicia Kort which is specially designed to block out the elements “The ground in the park had seen better days — instead of being grassy, it was essentially dirt,” she says in her review “The blanket protected us from the worst of it I wiped the puffer off with a damp paper towel once I got home It features premium ripstop fabric with waterproof coating and won’t blow away in the win with the included corner stakes and it kept us dry in the downpour at the celebrity golf tournament in Tahoe So it’s like having an umbrella at all times,” says one review on REI’s website “I carry it with me every day for its multiple uses.” and the blanket folds down small so that it isn’t a pain to store in my tiny apartment the PE waterproof membrane is anti-sand and blocks out moisture but putting some of my belongings on the corners keeps it from flying away and like the majority of the others on this list It folds into a little bag with a long shoulder strap — and it has a little zippered pocket It repels everything from water to dirt to pet hair and you can toss it into the washing machine and dryer The brand even claims your dog will love it It’ll stay in tip-top shape when you keep it in the matching bag “My family and I use it constantly,” one shopper says all while boasting an entirely recycled shell It rolls up into a sack so you can easily tote it to the park or beach And the gorgeous Cascade Fade print is the cherry on top; it’s inspired by the High Cascades that run through Washington and Oregon It has a near-perfect rating from a whopping 4,000 shoppers Read the commentsFiled in:Shopping The home you love starts here The home you love starts here Apartment TherapyThe wordmark for the Apartment Therapy brand.More From Us By subscribing, you acknowledge and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Rhonda was the beloved daughter of James and Barbara Tays Routier She graduated from Edinburgh Community High School in 1975 and devoted many years to the hospitality industry where she served at Franklin Meadows for 23 years dedicating herself to the well-being of others and quilting—all of which she often shared with family and friends She was an enthusiastic party planner who brought her unique touch to numerous family celebrations and her two children survived her: her son Arryn Pendleton Beatty (Franco) of Edinburgh The arrival of her granddaughters—Madysen Beatty and Olivia Pendleton—brought her immense joy Rhonda cherished her role as a grandmother and filled her time with babysitting Rhonda is remembered as a loving older sister to Randy Routier (Cecelia) and Robbin Henderson (Donald) of Edinburgh Rhonda's enduring bond with her "sister cousin," Dawn Stults Renner and her love for her nieces and nephews will be fondly remembered as well a small family service will be held later. She will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her This work, Senior Defense Health Officials Visit Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton to Enhance Health Care and Readiness, by Regena Kowitz, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright Paulo Eduardo Rossetto leads the trio of riders to go a perfect 3-for-3 inside American Bank Center Arena in Corpus Christi to win the 2025 PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour event title record-setting season, Marcus Mast (Middlebury delivering three crucial rides on the final two days of the campaign in Corpus Christi to be crowned the 2025 PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Champion As the event inside American Bank Center Arena got underway 1 Afonso Quintino (Sao Luis dos Montes Belos Mast began his come-from-behind surge in Round 1 as he delivered the fourth best score topping Vigilante (Halpain Bucking Bulls) for 86.25 points coupled with a 1.21-second slap by Quintino on High Road (Cannon Cattle Co.) led Mast to climb within 101.5 points of the top spot He punched his ticket to the championship round and climbed to third on the event leaderboard courtesy of an 80.5-point trip on Shakira (Folsom Point Bucking Bulls) Mast’s pathway to the title cleared further as Quintino’s time at the 2025 PBR Velocity Tour Finals ended when he was tossed by Cash On Black (Cannon Cattle Co.) in a swift 2 seconds Mast then readied to take on Watch Out (Sho-Me Rodeo/Wyloh) in the final round needing to finish third or better in the event aggregate to win the year-end title Mast reached the whistle but was awarded a re-ride after he earned just 64.75 points enough to earn him the title of 2025 PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Champion Mast earned the expansion series’ top honor by finishing 12.5 points ahead of No In addition to the title of Velocity Tour Champion Mast also earned one of five available berths to the 2025 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast The berth marks Mast’s third career qualification to bull riding’s most prestigious event Brazil) rode lights out at the “Championship before the Championship,” going a flawless 3-for-3 to win the PBR Velocity Tour Finals event title After riding Sizmagraf (Sellers/UTC/Eldred Cattle) for 84.5 points in Round 1 the charismatic Brazilian conquered Sweet John (Cannon Cattle Co.) for 82.25 points in Round 2 Rossetto then cemented the event victory when he topped Dough Boy (Sellers/UTC/Eldred Cattle) for 86.25 points in the final round The golden finish earned Rossetto a check for $26,100 and 255 Velocity Global points an additional four riders also punched their ticket to the 2025 PBR World Finals Brazil) earned one of the coveted spots as the top finishing rider at the event not already qualified Pereira was the final rider to cover all three of his bovine athletes in Corpus Christi He made the 8 on Co-Witt (Sho-Me Rodeo/Wyloh) for 81 points in Round 1, Kangaroo Jack (KR Bucking Stock/LTG Bucking Bulls) for 82 points in Round 2 and Born To Raise Hell (CIL Cattle Co Quintino and Bob Mitchell (Steelville Missouri) will compete at the World Finals via their final rank in the Velocity Global standings Canada) will make his World Finals debut after earning the coveted international invite at the year-end event courtesy of his rank in the Velocity Global standings PBR RidePass on Pluto TV will offer re-airs and on-demand replays of every PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour event. PBR RidePass is available on desktops, laptops and mobile devices via www.pluto.tv. Click here for on-demand PBR programming The 2025 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast will begin with Eliminationsat Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth from May 8-11 each of the 45 competing riders will get on one bull daily the Top 15 in the Unleash The Beast standings and Top 5 in the event not already advancing will earn a direct berth to the Championshipin Arlington the following weekend Competition continues with Ride For Redemption on May 14-15 at Cowtown Coliseum Following the two rounds of action on May 15 the Top 5 in the aggregate will earn the final berths to the Championship Action for Ride For Redemption begins nightly at 7:45 p.m Single-day tickets for both Eliminations and Ride For Redemptionare on-sale now and can be purchased at PBRWorldFinals.com The on-the-dirt action for the two segments of the 2025 PBR World Finalsinside Cowtown Coliseum will be accompanied by a myriad of programming throughout the Fort Worth Stockyards including the Stockyards Stampede Fan Fest which will take over the historic district beginning May 8 as the fan hub The complete schedule of programming accompanying the 2025 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast is available at https://pbrworldfinals.com/schedule. The 2025 PBR World Finals will then conclude with the Championshipon Saturday Inside the home of the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys there will be two rounds of competition nightly Single-day tickets for the PBR World Finals – Championship are on sale now They can be purchased online at ATTStadium.com Cole Hauser’s Ultimate Tailgate will take over AT&T Stadium’s East Plaza from May 16-18 kicking off the festivities prior to Kid Rock’s Rock N Rodeo May 16 and the PBR World Finals – Championship at 5 p.m Yellowstone’s Hauser will make daily appearances at his Ultimate Tailgate including hosting the fan-favorite Rider Arrival Show on May 17 at 5:30 p.m In addition to the LIVE musical performances from Dean James (May 16) Chris Lane (May 17) and Annie Bosko (May 18) Cole Hauser’s Ultimate Tailgate Party will include the fan-favorite Rider Arrival Show on May 17 hosted by Hauser and Matt West featuring all 25 competing riders in the race for the season’s coveted gold buckle and $1 million bonus Eventgoers can also participate in PBR World Finals Cowboy Church For more information about the 2025 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast and to see the complete event schedule, visit PBRWorldFinals.com. American Bank Center Arena – Corpus Christi Event Leaders (Round 1-Round 2-Round 3-Event Aggregate-Event Points) 2025 PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Global Standings and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Queen is landmark exhibition of new and recent paintings as well as a single-channel video work For his first solo exhibition in Washington Pendleton highlights his unique contributions to contemporary American painting while making use of the architecture of the museum and the history of the National Mall Pendleton is known for his visually distinct and conceptually rigorous paintings that he begins on paper with drips and inky fragments reminiscent of broken letters These visual experiments are at times carefully controlled and at others freely improvised He photographs these initial compositions and then layers them using a screen-printing process purposefully blurring the distinctions between the act of painting the act of drawing and the act of photography Queen features Pendleton’s Black Dada, Days, WE ARE NOT, and new Composition and Movement paintings typically composed of two colors on black-gessoed grounds brings forth the immediacy of gestural abstraction the considered execution of minimal and conceptual art “Painting is as much an act of performance as it is an act of translation and transformation,” the artist has stated The artist also debuts Resurrection City Revisited (Who Owns Geometry Anyway?), a new video work that will be projected floor to ceiling The work makes use of still and moving images of Resurrection City the multiday encampment erected on the National Mall in the spring and summer of 1968 which is considered to be the culmination of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Poor People’s Campaign the documentary material is interspersed with found footage and punctuated by flashes of geometric forms dissolving the boundaries between abstraction and representation by multi-instrumentalist composer Hahn Rowe integrates a reading by the late poet and cultural critic Amiri Baraka with an orchestration of brass Queen is accompanied by an exhibition catalogue with scholarly essays Link to homepage We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money We have been notified of spam calls to our families requesting paypal payments for their services Please do not provide any information or make any payments over the phone and contact us directly should you receive these calls The family of William Pendleton Eubank created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories © 2025 Heritage Funeral and Cremation Services Made with love by funeralOne BERTHA PENDLETON MEMORIALIZED AT SAN DIEGO UNIFIED WITH ROLANDO NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL NAMING & NEW BUILDING SIGNAGE SD Unified Concludes Out Women’s History Month New School Name of First Woman Superintendent Alpha Kappa Alpha and community members attend unveiling ceremony 2025) – San Diego Unified School District Interim Superintendent Fabi Bagula school students and members of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority today unveiled new signage for the Dr Pendleton Elementary School in a celebratory fashion to conclude Women’s History Month and first African American to serve as Superintendent for San Diego Unified until her term ended in 1998. “As the current Superintendent of San Diego Unified Pendleton broke barriers and shattered glass ceilings,” said Dr “Bertha Pendleton created the space and opportunity for a young Latina girl who dreamed of being a schoolteacher to believe she too could one day lead this District I am proud that our community and District has chosen to honor Dr Pendleton’s legacy by renaming this school in her honor.” courage and leadership are the qualities we hope to instill in our students who attend this school and every school throughout our District,” said Trustee Whitehurst-Payne “Our school district and community are better off today because Dr Pendleton spent four decades educating children here in San Diego and I am happy we can recognize her contributions this way.” The San Diego community led an effort in 2023 to rename Henry Clay Elementary in Rolando and received unanimous support from the San Diego Unified Board of Trustees Pendleton Elementary School was being used The elementary school is scheduled to be renovated as part of the District’s bond program in 2026 Pendleton’s son Gregory Pendleton attended on her behalf and during the ceremony said is the culmination of a chapter of service and accomplishments for her community her commitment to family and selfless service to her community Education was her tool of choice in that service this can create a chain reaction that can change many lives directly or indirectly through others. My mom mentored and supported many on their own journey of service supporting others in a way not looking for a return but for them to pay it forward in support of others on this day I would like to extend my family’s heartfelt appreciation for honoring my mother Dr Pendleton with the renaming of this school One of the community-based organizations that was very supportive of the school’s name change is the Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA) Sorority hosted a pre-ceremony reception in the school's auditorium where there was a continental breakfast a program to include performances by students honoring Dr Pendleton and fellowship amongst those in attendance. Bertha Pendleton's work extends far beyond the classroom As a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and the first female and the first African American selected as the Superintendent of the SDUSD; she has shaped the very fabric of our community championing representation and ensuring access to quality education for all We are incredibly proud of the renaming of this elementary school after Dr Bertha Pendleton," said Nichole Starr Jordan Sorority Incorporated® Far Western Regional Director Bertha Pendleton is a shining example of an Alpha Kappa Alpha woman. She provided exemplary leadership as president of the San Diego chapter of AKA from 1981 to 1984. She committed her life to the betterment of education for all children and upheld our motto of ‘Service to All Mankind.’ We are proud to call her our sorority sister,” said Deborah Davis-Gillespie Pendleton is the epitome of excellence and service in education Watching her continue to make history during Women’s History Month will continue to provide inspiration and drive for lifelong learning for years to come,” said Dr Far Western Region Current Chapter President of Omega Omicron Omega Chapter North County San Diego. UC San Diego played a major role in coordinating the AKA’s participation and partnership in today’s event. About Dr. Bertha Pendleton (Information extracted from San Diego Union Tribune, CBS 8 & San Diego History Center) Pendleton was born in the segregated South and distinguished herself as a trained scientist and passionate educator She served as superintendent of the San Diego Unified School District from 1993 to 1998 was the valedictorian of her high school class earned a degree in biology from Knoxville College and graduated with honors She started what would be a 40-year career in San Diego Unified as a teacher at Memorial Junior High in 1957 and worked as a counselor and administrator in various roles before becoming superintendent in 1993. better reading programs and zero-tolerance policies for violence To learn more about Dr. Bertha O. Pendleton elementary school, click here, and to learn about San Diego Unified, click here. 04-26-2025PREMIUM whose new show just opened at the Hirshhorn Museum talks about the value of carving out space and time for creative practices Adam Pendleton [Photos (from left): Peio Erroteta BY Nicole Gull McElroy When artist Adam Pendleton was growing up in Richmond he started his own newspaper that he delivered to the residents at a nursing home in his town “I wanted to be a creative person functioning in the world,” he says “I wanted to be an artist.” Over the years that inclination took various forms: a t-shirt business (which he now laughs that “I realize now it was very much about having an idea and manifesting it—that is creativity,” says Pendleton whose growing body of work has continuously redefined contemporary American painting the sorts of problems Pendleton finds himself wrestling with are far more esoteric and rooted to big questions around the human experience in a distracted and noisy world These themes are mirrored in his paintings which are layered with paint They include stenciled fragments of text and geometric shapes and are then photographed and screenprinted is a representation of the “cacophony of contemporary experience.” His new solo show opened April 4 at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington as well as new composition and movement paintings I read all of the books my mom had in the house and I think The Bell Jar was the first time I got more invested in “What is the life of an artist like?” The Jackson Pollock biopic came out and I remember being like “Wow!” I had very little interest in the typical adolescent activities: I didn’t want to go to parties; I didn’t want a drivers license I was trying to eliminate things that could be a distraction from what I had identified as my purpose in life The final deadline for Fast Company’s Brands That Matter Awards is Friday, May 30, at 11:59 p.m. PT. Apply today. Nicole Gull McElroy is a freelance writer covering startups, innovation, and design. In addition to Fast Company, Nicole has written for WIRED, Fortune, Men's Journal, and Inc More Fast Company & Inc © 2025 Mansueto Ventures Fastcompany.com adheres to NewsGuard’s nine standards of credibility and transparency. Learn More to the late Albert Johnson Little and Elizabeth (Bessie) Parramore Pendleton Little He served stateside during World War II with the U.S then worked for Orkin Pest Control until his retirement He loved the Lord and was a deacon at Central Avenue Church of Christ enjoying hunting and fishing with lifelong friends and his brother He also enjoyed cheering on his beloved Valdosta Wildcats and Atlanta Braves Little is survived by his wife Paula Lawson Little of Valdosta daughter Penny Little Rogers (Jeff) of Tucker and Lawson Alexander Rogers both of Tucker Susan Elizabeth Brock (Bill) of Hendersonville Visitation will be held at 2:30pm at Carson McLane Funeral Home with a 3:30pm procession to Dasher Cemetery for a 4:00pm graveside service please send donations to Central Avenue Church of Christ of Valdosta at www.cacoc.com Condolences may be shared online at www.mclanecares.com Add to Calendar Add to Calendar One year has passed since Anderson School District Four broke ground on its new Pendleton High School on Boscobel Road The project is expected to cost less than $100 million utilizing funds from a bond referendum totaling $115 million The school is expected to be completed by June 2026 and will span 240,000 square feet Dee Christopher, superintendent of Anderson School District Four said Thompson Turner Construction works closely with the district and architects to ensure the design meets the community's needs "Today, a shell of the new high school is coming to life," Christopher said. "Our partners, Thompson Turner Construction and Craig Gaulden Davis Architects have done a great job getting us to this point." "We put in almost two miles of footings and 1,200 precast panels," said Trevor Thompson with Thompson Turner Construction we are probably 75% roofed in and 50% complete with the curtain walls and glass systems," Thompson said Pendleton is expected to meet its opening date of August 2026 "We are on track to complete the project under budget," Christopher said and school board members gathered to attend the topping ceremony for the new Pendleton High School This event celebrated the hoisting of the final beam on the new Pendleton High School indicating the completion of the building's framework and symbolizing progress toward the finish line superintendent of Anderson School District Four said the final beam was painted and signed by district officials and construction workers before it was installed "The building is currently 70% 'dried in,' meaning it is weatherproof and ready for the next phases of construction," Christopher said Attendees expressed excitement and anticipation for the future educational opportunities the new facilities will provide Architect Scott Powell from Craig Gaulden Davissaid "I enjoyed collaborating with community members to bring their vision to life "Seeing these ideas materialize into a facility that will benefit generations of students is rewarding." and classroom capacity will be exceeded by 2026-27," Christopher said Pendleton High School has seen growth in over 300 students in the last three years The district reported an average growth rate of nearly 3% annually over the past four years reflecting a steady increase in student population With the county's population projected to reach 219,924 by 2025 and a growth rate of 1.58% over the past year the district is preparing to meet the educational needs of a growing community More than 1,100 additional students are expected before 2032, according to asd4growing4ward.com. Christopher said the New Pendleton High School will now have enough space to accommodate 1,200 students Pendleton High School enrollment is tracking with their projections as of April 2023 Christopher said there are approximately 940 total students currently and they anticipate an additional 25-40 new students enrolling in 2025-2026 Riverside Middle School students will move to the current high school This transition will see grades 6-8 relocated to the existing high school buildings in August 2026 the middle school will undergo updates and rebranding The district is collaborating with the Town of Pendleton and Tri-County Technical College to explore potential future uses for the Riverside Middle School building A comprehensive master plan is expected to be initiated in the fall of 2025 Lebanon Elementary are expanding their facilities The expansions are expected to be completed by the start of the 2024-2025 school year "We anticipate these projects being completed by August 2025," Christopher said Townville Elementary will begin renovations in the next few months with a targeted completion date in December 2025 Anderson District Four Parental Committee member Candace Owens expressed excitement about the developments "The community has been growing extensively and we knew that District 4 was behind us in getting a new high school This project will have a significant impact as the middle school will move into the new high school and all our elementary schools will receive timely new additions." Travis Rose covers Anderson County for the Independent Mail. Reach him via email at trose@gannett.com Dorothy is preceded in death by her husband of 60 years She is survived by her three children Geraldine (George) Ventura She is also survived by seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. February 11th at 10:30am at Horan & McConaty Family Chapel Dorothy will be laid to rest with her husband Horan & McConaty Funeral Service and Cremation - North Metro/Thornton This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page He was a cherished son of the late Wilmar John Pendleton Sr John was proud to have served in the Army and was stationed in Korea He was a lifelong mechanic and was known for his unwavering dedication to others and his unmatched skill in fixing anything that was broken John would offer his help without hesitation and never once expected anything in return John built a career as an air compressor mechanic traveling across the South Eastern U.S. owning and maintaining his treasured 1941 teal Chevrolet He was also a true connoisseur of cigars and could often be found with his favorite cigar he was a long-time member of Kimball Memorial Lutheran Church always putting others first with compassion He meant what he said and said what he meant He loved his family dearly and will be truly missed by all who knew him Those left to cherish his memory include his daughter Bryana McDonald (Garrett) and Savannah Hott (Mary Mason); great- grandson The family will receive friends from 1:00pm -2:30pm on Sunday 2024 at Kimball Memorial Lutheran Church in Kannapolis Funeral service will begin after the visitation at 2:30pm Memorials may be made to Disabled American Veterans (DAV) or Kimball Memorial Lutheran Church-Carver Camp Fund – Oregon Humanities will present a live onstage conversation about public lands with Chuck Sams former director of the National Parks Service Sams will explore how public opinion informs public policy How does traditional ecological knowledge factor into federal land management How can we balance differing perspectives regarding highly contested issues like climate change and water rights How do our relationships with the land impact the laws that govern it Sams III is Cayuse and Walla Walla and an enrolled member of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation in Northeast Oregon He also has blood ties to the Cocopah Tribe and Yankton Sioux of Fort Peck This event will take place at the Pendleton Center for the Arts, 214 N Main St, Pendleton, OR 97801. Doors open at 6 p.m., and the event will begin at 7 p.m., ending at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are available for $15 (General Admission) and $30 (Conversation Starter). To purchase tickets, use this form. To ensure that everyone who wants to attend is able to, a portion of tickets are offered free of charge. To request a no-cost ticket, use this form « Catalyst Exhibition Showcases Senior Art Majors’ Creative Journeys | Raffle Features Exclusive Zumwalt Prairie Bull Elk Hunt » EOU Students Shine in Annual Art Show LA GRANDE, Ore. – The Nightingale Gallery of Eastern Oregon University will close out our 2024-25 exhibition season with our annual celebration of student artists. The annual All-Campus Juried Student Exhibition will run May 16 through June 13. There will be an opening reception Friday, May 16, 5 […]Read more EOU Celebrates Arbor Day 2025 with Campus Tree Planting LaGrande, Ore. – In honor of Arbor Day, Eastern Oregon University continued its tradition of campus beautification with a special tree planting event on Friday, April 25. This year’s planting took place around the dormitory areas between North Hall and South Hall, adding a mix of […]Read more Contact Us Copyright © Eastern Oregon University 2020 Texas – As the 2025 PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Finals got underway Friday night in Corpus Christi winning Round 1 of the season-ending event inside American Bank Center Arena Silva was one of 17 riders to convert in the opening round He led the field when he went the distance on Red Wing (3B Cattle Co.) for 88 points to earn 48 Velocity Global points Atop the battle for the 2025 PBR Velocity Tour Championship 1 Afonso Quintino’s (Sao Luis dos Montes Beios Mast topped Vigilante (Halpain Bucking Bulls) for 86.25 points to collect 24 Velocity Global points while Quintino was deemed to have slapped High Road (Cannon Cattle Co.) at the 1.21-second mark Missouri) also registered a score Friday night He rode Frank the Tank (LH Cattle Co./2T Cattle Co./Broke Spur Ranch) for 82.5 points tied for the fourteenth-best score of the round 1 Quintino by 73.17 points ahead of the final day of the Velocity Tour season Returning to the top of the event leaderboard 2024 PBR World Champion Cassio Dias (Sao F Dias’s trip in Round 1 marked just his second PBR out since breaking his femur at the season-launch Unleash The Beast event in Tucson The stoic South American outlasted Red Bull (Harley Joe Cattle Co.) for 87.75 points He made the requisite 8 on Bad Bob (Silent 7/Hilton Bull Co.) for 86.5 points Rounding out the Top 5 in fifth was Guthrie Long (Pecos Long collected 22 Velocity Global points after making the whistle atop F-Bomb (Chicken Hill Bucking Bulls) for 85.5 points The 2025 PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Finals from Corpus Christi and American Bank Center Arena concludes on Saturday Saturday’s event will include the crowning of the 2025 PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Champion via the PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Finals five riders will earn a berth to the PBR World Finals getting underway on May 8 at Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth PBR RidePass on Pluto TV will offer re-airs and on-demand replays of every PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour event. PBR RidePass is available on desktops, laptops and mobile devices via www.pluto.tv. Click herefor on-demand PBR programming New York would go on to fill the hole at offensive tackle with their first-round pick Newsweek's Bryce Lazenby recently suggested the Jets' second-round pick, Mason Taylor, was New York's best selection of the draft even better than the aforementioned Membou the second-round selection of Mason Taylor has to be considered the best pick from a need and value standpoint," Lazenby wrote "There was an argument to be made that Taylor was the best tight end prospect available with Tyler Warren and Colston Loveland off the board Taylor excelled as a pass-catcher and improved as a blocker in each of his three seasons Taylor should land the starting tight end spot immediately Jeremy Ruckert was penciled in as the starter before the draft but with just 35 career catches over three seasons If Justin Fields is going to succeed in New York he'll need reliable weapons like Taylor." Taylor fills the huge hole at tight end left by the departure of Tyler Conklin The Jets and quarterback Justin Fields will likely utilize the tight end position as much as any team in the league so the addition of Taylor could be a huge move in the right direction for New York Taylor is regarded as the third best tight end in the NFL Draft behind first round picks Colston Loveland and Tyler Warren If the Jets couldn't land one of the top two guys it's not a bad move to land the third tight end The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER The Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden has announced “Adam Pendleton: Love Queen,” a landmark exhibition by Adam Pendleton The artist will present new and recent paintings as well as a single-channel video work in the museum’s second-floor inner-ring galleries April 4 Pendleton’s first solo exhibition in Washington highlights his unique contribution to contemporary American painting while making use of the architecture of the museum and history of the National Mall “Introducing Adam Pendleton’s recent work in our 50th year is intentional,” said Melissa Chiu “His exhibition reflects the Hirshhorn’s mission as a 21st-century art museum that amplifies the voices of artists responding to history and place in real time Queen’ invites our almost 1 million annual visitors to think about the complexities of abstraction within the American experience and its potential to forge associations among our shared past “I am delighted to exhibit my work on the occasion of the Hirshhorn’s 50th anniversary,” Pendleton said “It presents a meaningful opportunity to engage position on the National Mall and legacy of showing significant abstract and conceptual work.” Queen” will feature Pendleton’s “Black Dada,” “Days,” “WE ARE NOT” and new “Composition” and “Movement” paintings “Painting is as much an act of performance as it is an act of translation and transformation,” the artist has stated The artist will also debut “Resurrection City Revisited (Who Owns Geometry Anyway?),” a new video work that will be projected floor-to-ceiling the multi-day encampment erected on the National Mall in the summer of 1968 considered to be the culmination of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Poor People’s Campaign The film’s score by the multi-instrumentalist composer Hahn Rowe integrates a reading by the late poet and cultural critic Amiri Baraka with an orchestration of brass Queen” will offer a powerful counterpoint to the collection surveys being presented in adjacent galleries with support from former curatorial assistant Alice Phan “It is an honor to invite Adam Pendleton to respond to the Hirshhorn’s singular architecture and location,” Hankins said Queen’ speaks to the vision of our anniversary—a period of simultaneous reflection and forward thinking a space in which Pendleton has been operating for almost two decades.” Queen” will be accompanied by an exhibition catalog with scholarly essays Virginia)is a central figure among a cross-generational group of painters redefining the medium as it relates to process and abstraction he was honored with the Rosenthal Family Foundation Award for Painting from the American Academy of Arts and Letters His work has been shown at major museums around the world Recent solo and group exhibitions include “Adam Pendleton: Blackness and Light,” mumok—Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien Austria (2023–2024); “To Divide By,” Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum Louis (2023–2024); “Whitney Biennial 2022: Quiet as It’s Kept,” Whitney Museum of American Art New York (2022); “Adam Pendleton: These Things We’ve Done Together,” Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (2021–2022); and “Adam Pendleton: Who Is Queen?” Museum of Modern Art Pendleton’s work is part of numerous public collections Pittsburgh; the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago; the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego; the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum Gibbsk2@si.edu Newsdesk RSS Research News RSS This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Northwest Arkansas Newspapers LLC Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2025 audio and/or video material shall not be published rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use The AP will not be held liable for any delays errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing August 13, 2024 | 8 comments 2024 at Gundersen Health System in La Crosse surrounded by his wife Bob enjoyed spending time with his loving wife of 58 years and lunches with the Logan High School Class of ’64 alumni brother and sister’s-in-law Byrd and Shirley Lane He is preceded in death by his parents Arnold “Arnie” and Gertrude The family would like to thank the entire team at Gundersen and First Responders who provided exceptional care for Bob memorials preferred to the Logan Booster Club to establish a memorial scholarship in Bob’s honor A gathering of family and friends will be held on Friday 2024 from 11:00 am until 1:00 pm at The Gathering Place Building Interment with military honors will be held at Woodlawn Cemetery in La Crosse May He give you strength and will to bear your grief May you feel the love and support of all your family and friends Thinking of the family during this difficult time grace & comfort from the Nelson Family Our deepest sympathy to the Pendleton family I so loved working with Bob at The Company Store – he was the best colleague and friend…..My heartfelt condolences to Phyllis and all his family and friends May you all find some peace and comfort in these difficult days he presents paintings that aren’t quite paintings developed through a head-spinning process of mark-making an encampment erected on the National Mall in the spring and summer of 1968 the two met to discuss the ways they pay tribute within their work and what it looks like to bring something truly new to the table Adam Pendleton: This is kind of a full-circle moment for me—and as close as I’ve ever gotten to doing a major show in my hometown. I grew up in Richmond, Virginia, so DC figured prominently in my imagination as a kind of cultural metropolis. The Hirshhorn would’ve been one of the first museums I went to growing up where I had my first encounters with modern contemporary art Kwame Onwuachi: That’s really dope, man. I know how cool it is to have something in your own city, like Tatiana in New York is for me My connection to DC stems from my grandfather who taught anthropology and African American studies at Howard University in the ’60s and ’70s so I spent my summers there throughout my childhood When I got a chance to open up my first restaurant Then I got an opportunity to run my own restaurant and get a salary in DC Now Dōgon is the sixth restaurant I’ve opened here Artists don’t have anything like that—something that distills our biography and tells the audience who we are It’s always so much more complicated for us Sometimes you have this idea that everybody who’s successful has had this very easy path but I feel a kinship with you because I think we’ve had trials and tribulations and moments of regression and rejection and used them as opportunities to move things forward even in the daily process of working in the studio Sometimes the work rejects me and I need to try to find my way back into it You’re not cooking for perfect seasoning; you’re cooking to share something with someone That’s what resonates with me—figuring out how to use the dish to express something meaningful “What am I trying to say?” It’s also sustenance—people have to eat to survive But if you are creating an experience like a restaurant then you need to think on that next level of what you’re trying to convey The message at Dōgon is: There would not be DC without West African science who was a [freeman] that created the borders of DC by mapping the stars and constellations The only reason he knew how to do that is because he was a descendant of the Dogon tribe—a tribe of scientists and astronomers Pendleton: I’m not so much trying to tell a story because, for me, that suggests there’s some sort of traditional arc, like a beginning, middle, and end. But I am trying to create an experience I’m investigating the power and potential of abstraction and insisting on the right to exist within its possibilities I’m kind of rejecting narrative and trying to move past it to be in this other space where things are more fluid Sometimes I refer to it as a kind of “complex real,” where many things are happening at once it’s not the future—it’s about how we can experience the confluence of those temporal realities at any given moment Onwuachi: When you think about art, it’s something that adds meaning; it colors existence. It doesn’t sustain the body, but it can sustain the spirit. Food might start with sustenance, but it has the potential to transcend into an art form when you start layering in intention, creativity, and storytelling It’s like building a house—you need a strong foundation before you can decorate or design it but it’s not the same as the necessity to eat Even if it’s not physically required it contributes to the experience of being alive even if it’s like drumming in class with a pencil or taking a crayon and writing “Fuck my mom” on the wall I don’t encourage any child to [say that to] their mom but having that free will to express yourself is also a part of life I make these drawings every now and again; they’re called “Hey Mama Hey” and they’re a tribute to my mother But I often think that these pursuits—we’re pursuing dreams here right?—are always a tribute to someone who allowed me to live a life [where I could] follow this path But I do feel like there’s a certain kind of responsibility to a life that is led in pursuit of a dream Onwuachi: I don’t think it’s quantifiable by success because I’ve met a lot of successful people that aren’t really happy the late nights felt different because I was chasing a dream Pendleton: To forget the tribute and the possibility is an unhappy life Onwuachi: It’s easy to forget. It’s easy to get comfortable in whatever space you’re in … How do you feel about your Hirshhorn show? Onwuachi: I can’t wait to experience it, man. Sign up to our newsletter for the latest arts and culture updates