Vale holds holiday parade on Saturday – you can still get in
Vale’s first light parade kicks off Saturday at 5:30 p.m. from Vale High School and goes through downtown.
Business & economy
Oregon food banks forced to tighten belts as hunger swells across the state
Local and regional food managers see no signs of the demand abating in the coming months. ‘It just exploded during the pandemic,’ said Susannah Morgan, CEO of the Oregon Food Bank.
Special reports
Reload project managers mum on interest costs for contractors
Treasure Valley Reload project officials aren’t saying if they’ve complied with contract requirements to put some funds in escrow and pay interest on that money to contractors working on the rail center.
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Dozens of Oregon school districts likely undercounting homeless students
With the rise in homelessness in the U.S., school districts across the nation – including here in Oregon – are facing new challenges to identify and help students who have no place to call home.
Oregon food banks forced to tighten belts as hunger swells across the state
Local and regional food managers see no signs of the demand abating in the coming months. ‘It just exploded during the pandemic,’ said Susannah Morgan, CEO of the Oregon Food Bank.
Public Notices for the week of Nov. 30, 2022
Here are the public notices from the Malheur Enterprise for the week of Nov. 30, 2022.
Federal court weighs arguments on Oregon firearms measure
A federal judge in Portland said she will decide soon whether to stop Oregon’s new gun law from going into effect. Opponents made their case in a court proceeding held on Friday, Dec. 2.
Collectable action figures are the name of the game at Beyond Infinity Toys in Ontario
Beyond Infinity Toys capitalizes on nostalgia and pure fun as it markets to a base of customers interested in action figures.
Four Rivers’ Spirit & Light Show offers a fun holiday celebration on Saturday
The Four Rivers Cultural Center will ring in the holiday season with a Christmas Spirit & Light Show, Saturday, Dec. 3, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Malheur County sheriff joins lawsuit opposing new state gun law
Brian Wolfe, Malheur County sheriff, joined a lawsuit filed in federal court to declare Measure 114 unconstitutional and an injunction that stops the state from enforcing a provision limiting gun magazine capacity.
Oregon pauses new applications for mortgage aid program
The state is putting applications on hold until early 2023 for a program to help at-risk homeowners. Officials say they need to make sure the funds are not overcommitted, but they encourage homeowners to contact the program for free housing counseling.
Santa, princesses and a winter wonderland of fun slated for Ontario this weekend
Ontario will open the Christmas season with a breakfast with Santa Friday morning and the annual Winter Wonderland Parade Saturday.
