Gov. Kotek makes final plea to Biden to make Owyhee Canyonlands a national monument
In a recent letter, the Oregon governor asked President Biden to protect “Oregon’s Grand Canyon” and a stretch of the Owyhee River in the southeast of the state.
Business & economy
Oregon company looking to revive Vale’s mushroom plant to produce alternative leather
An Oregon company wants to reopen Vale’s long-closed mushroom plant to produce alternative leather.
Special reports
Auditors find Smith-run agency operates without approved budget, violating law
The public agency in charge of transforming a former military base into an industrial complex operates wiithout a legally-required approved budget, auditors have found. The Columbia Development Authority in Boardman is managed by Greg Smith – a Republican legislator who sits on the Legislature’s budget committee.
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Nyssa man vanishes after visiting friends, police seeking help to find him
MISSING: Police are seeking tips concerning Miguel Angel Diaz, 21, who hasn’t been seen Tuesday, Nov. 26. He lives with his parents in Nyssa and is a seasonal laborer, poilce say.
PHOTOS: Adrian racks up yardage as fans cheer their Lopes in state title game
PHOTOS: Backed by fans far from home, the Adrian Antelopes quickly took control of the state playoff game against North Douglas on Saturday, Nov. 30. The Lopes brought home the eight-player 1A championship from Bend.
Kotek proposes $39.3 billion state budget with more for housing and schools
AROUND OREGON: Governor proposes the state spend nearly $6 billion more over two years, increasing support for housing, homelessness and schools. Gov. Tina Kotek unveiled her budget on Monday, Dec. 2.
Ontario care home barred from new admissions, second faces state restrictions
State officials ordered a halt to admissions to an Ontario assisted living facility after documenting violations. The state Department of Human Services concluded residents were in “jeaopardy,” a state order said.
CHAMPIONS again – Adrian dominates North Douglas to close out season
Adrian’s football team took control of North Douglas early in the eight-player 1A state title game in Bend on Saturday, Nov. 30, which the Antelopes won 66-12.
PHOTOS: They ran, walked and cheered at Adrian’s Turkey Trot
PHOTOS: The Adrian Parent-Teacher Organization put on its second annual Turkey Trot on Wednesday, Nov. 27. The event raised money for a community playground project.
Adrian wins football championship while Vale, Harper lose in title games
Antelopes win state football championship in Bend on Satuday, Nov. 30. In other title games, Vale fell to Burns and Harper lost to Powers.
Public Notices from the Enterprise, for the week of November 29, 2024
Public Notices from the Enterprise, for the week of November 29, 2024
Owyhee Canyonlands gets spotlight at Congressional hearing
A Congressional hearing on legislation to change federal land management in Malheur County got heated at times. Congrssman Cliff Bentz, a Republican from Oregon, is proposing changes for millions of acres in Malheur County.