PENDLETON — The Intermountain Education Service District announced regional leaders on July 28 will sign a declaration of cooperation formalizing a commitment to improving relational health outcomes ...
HERMISTON — On-site meals at the Harkenrider Senior Activity Center are Tuesday, July 21 (beef stew) and Thursday, July 23 (hot turkey sandwich), from noon to 12:30 p.m. at 255 NE Second St., ...
LA GRANDE — Two Oregon departments are partnering this summer to offer free worker safety and health training workshops. The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services announced in a press ...
HEPPNER — A daycare center’s need to expand has come into conflict with a group of neighbors in the city of Heppner. Heppner Day Care has signed an earnest agreement with the city to purchase a ...
One of the most impactful parts of the SAGE Center experience is the opportunity to learn directly from the industries that help shape Morrow County and the greater region. Our exhibitors are more ...
Prompted in part by expected shipments of radioactive waste from Hanford, Washington, through Northeastern Oregon starting in the early 2030s, Oregon officials are recommending increasing the fees for ...
Oregon hunters and anglers will pay more for licenses and tags in 2026, the first increase since 2020. On average, prices will rise by 12% to 14%, according to the Oregon Department of Fish and ...
As we head into summer, there’s help available for changes that could keep your house cool and your energy bills lower. When temperatures hit triple-digits, plugging in a window air conditioner is a ...
HEPPNER — The Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner functions much as it did when first built in 1903, but not for too much longer as the county recently broke ground on a new courthouse. But those who ...
PENDLETON — A Pendleton man is lucky to be alive after a car hit him nearly head on while he was riding his motorcycle. John Ayers, 38, was riding down Northwest Pioneer Place in Pendleton on Feb. 27 ...
HERMISTON — The Hermiston City Council at its meeting Monday, Aug. 25, moved one step closer to annexing 810 acres into the city limits. The council approved the first reading of ordinances to expand ...
HERMISTON — The Hermiston City Council at its meeting on Monday, April 13, considers a resolution authorizing the city’s participation in product liability litigation regarding “forever chemicals.” ...
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