This article is from the Enterprise’s annual history magazine, “Journey Into Malheur County’s Rich History.” Copies of Journey are available for free at the Enterprise office and at local businesses in the area. ONTARIO – In 1947, as snow padded the quiet streets of Ontario, more than a hundred Japanese-Americans[Read More…]
Author: Cynthia Liu
Backcountry deputy patrols remote Malheur County
Deputy Brian Belnap’s job takes him to the remote reaches of Malheur County, watching not just for crime but for ranchers and outback adventurers in need of help. The Vale native’s job, funded by the Bureau of Land Management, suits him just fine.
PHOTO GALLERY: Oregon lawmakers take on Malheur County tour
Malheur County got attention from legislators who came from around the state for tours and meetings, focused largely on the local economy.
PHOTO GALLERY: Free haircuts, free joy: “Every Child Deserves to Look and Feel Good”
Area barbers gathered on a recent Sunday to help kids look their best for school – an annual free event in Ontario.
PART 2: SNEAKY KILLER: Fentanyl in Malheur County – a mentor knows the pain
Steven Wolf, a mentor for Origins Faith Community, sees increasing fentanyl cases as he strives to help people recovery from addiction. His story is part of the Enterprise’s series, Sneaky Killer: Fentanyl in Malheur County.
SNEAKY KILLER: Fentanyl in Malheur County – an educator speaks out
In a special report, the Enterprise examines the increasing prevalence of fentanyl, a deadly synthetic opioid. Lisa Longoria, an Ontario school principal, offers her perspective on the danger for youth in the community.
PHOTO GALLERY: Back-to-school for kids, family at Cairo’s open house
With the start of school just a day away, youngsters spent time at Cairo Elementary School meeting teachers, finding classrooms and get ready for the year.
For decades, Ontario mom-and-pop shop serves cold drinks and community
Near downtown Ontario, a mom-and-pop store serves one of the poorest sections of the community. New owners plan to continue that service by Mallard’s.
PHOTO GALLERY: First taste of school at Vale kindergarten camp
With school about to start, Vale Elementary School opened the doors to give kindergarten students a sampling of what’s ahead. The Enterprise went to school too.
PHOTO GALLERY: Music, magic, moves take the stage at talent show
Local performers of all ages took to the stage on Thursday, Aug. 11, at the annual Drexel H. Foundation Talent Show at the Rex theater in downtown Vale. Performances included songs and dance, plus original skits, stage fighting, and science experiments. Winners in each age group took home $100 and[Read More…]