The Voice of Malheur County
VALE – Three journalists have joined the news team at the Malheur Enterprise for 10-week internships. Mac Larsen recently earned his master’s degree in journalism from the University of Oregon and will report on housing, local government and range conditions. Cynthia Liu, who will be a senior at the University[Read More…]
Greg Smith, Malheur County economic development director, discusses the Treasure Valley Reload Center at a Nyssa meeting on May 17. Beside him is his aide, Ryan Bailey. (The Enterprise/PAT CALDWELL) UPDATE Wednesday, June 29: Malheur County Commissioner Ron Jacobs said Wednesday that Greg Smith was leaving only his economic development[Read More…]
VALE – A slight breeze kept the heat at bay as a crowd gathered in Wadleigh Park Wednesday, July 29, for the annual Vale 4th of July Rodeo Grand Marshal’s barbecue. A line of Vale High School Future Farmers of America students served hamburgers and hot dogs as people arrived[Read More…]
VALE – Vale welcomes locals and visitors alike for the Vale 4th of July Rodeo and Oregon Trail Days this weekend at Wadleigh Park and the historic Vale Rodeo Grounds. In its 107th year, the Vale rodeo is more energetic than ever with a full lineup of events, competitions, vendors,[Read More…]
By Isaac Wasserman The Enterprise WESTFALL – Slender fingers release the chain allowing the steel gate to sweep open. LindaMae Nuessle passes across the threshold into the Westfall Cemetery. The light sound of her footsteps can be heard over the gentle wind that brushes hair off her face. Nuessle settles[Read More…]
Reaction was swift across the U.S. Friday as the U.S. Supreme Court erased nearly 50 years of abortion law. Here is look at reports from states as reported by independent newsrooms affiliated with States Newsroom: ARIZONA:
Spring is finally here, and with the wet cool weather we have been having, the whitetop is growing like crazy. It is making its appearance in a lot of places, requiring all landowners to do their part to combat this noxious weed. Malheur County Weed Department is no longer doing the[Read More…]
Oh, what joy to see and hear Nyssa alumni gather, hug, laugh and visit. The All Class Reunion brought together classmates from Florida to Alaska and even Ecuador! Thank you to Patsy Wilson and her team for months (possibly years) of work to bring about this amazing event. Visit the[Read More…]
WILLOWCREEK – Fire crews on Wednesday had about half the Willowcreek Fire contained as the fire burned east to Interstate 84. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management said in an update issued Wednesday, June 29, that the fire had covered 42,128 acres of grass and rangeland and was about 45%[Read More…]
Notice to Interested Persons In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Malheur. In the Matter of the Estate of Rosalie K. Johnson, Case No. 6272. Notice is hereby given that Kimberly S. Buxton has been appointed Personal Representative of the above estate. All persons[Read More…]
VALE – Three journalists have joined the news team at the Malheur Enterprise for 10-week internships. Mac Larsen recently earned his master’s degree in journalism from the University of Oregon and will report on housing, local government and range conditions. Cynthia Liu, who will be a senior at the University[Read More…]
Burnt River School is hiring a Dorm Host for the Parents Boys’ Dorm. Pay dependent upon experience, low rent teacher housing available. For more information contact the school district office 541-446-3336 ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Treasure Valley Community College Spanish GED Instructor This full-time position will plan, organize and provide classroom instruction for[Read More…]
