Eagle Song, a group of Northwest Nazarene University alumni, performed songs as part of the entertainment at Sunday’s Raspberry Festival, an annual fund-raiser for the Historical Museum at the Monastery of St. Gertrude near Cottonwood.
Eagle Song, a group of Northwest Nazarene University alumni, performed songs as part of the entertainment at Sunday’s Raspberry Festival.
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