SPECIAL REPORT: Legislators head to Denmark to learn about energy efficiency in the company of utility lobbyists and executives. Only one took notes and another plagiarized the agenda in reporting on the trip.
Two-day Holiday Bazaar at the Nyssa Senior Center sends shoppers out the doors with locally-made goods. The event was Friday, Nov. 3, and Saturday, Nov. 4.
Congressman Cliff Bentz is going public with his opposition to Wyden-led legislation that would preserve Owyhee Canyonlands. He rejects the compromise reached by ranchers and enviornmentalists and aims to write his own more narrow bill.
PHOTOS: The 22nd annual Veterans Day Parade in Ontario celebrated veterans and patriotism on Saturday, Nov. 4.
The rain held off long enough for Ontario to stage a relatively dry Veterans Day Parade on Saturday, Nov. 4. The parade started on Southwest Fourth Avenue and Alameda Drive and ended in downtown at Southwest First Avenue. The Enterprise…
A bipartisan committee of state senators rejected Sen. Lynn Findley's complaint that he had been mistreated over his unexcused absences. Findley blasted the process as a "sham," saying he had no rights.
SPECIAL REPORT: More than three miles of rail track built in Nyssa at a cost of millions wasn't done to railroad standards, an investigation by the Enterprise has established. Engineers are now trying to convince Union Pacific to accept the reload system.
A state judge has ordered Ray Rau, former Nyssa police chief, to not work in law enforcement while criminal charges are pending in Tillamook County. Rau is on leave as Tillamook police chief.
With construction stopped and money embargoed, the Malheur County Development Corp. is taking a new look at what could be done with the Nyssa rail depot. A broader mission and even a new design could be coming.
Helicopter pilot spots boots worn by missing Boise woman, but new search north of Jordan Valley on Saturday, Sept. 23, didn't find Gwen Brunelle. She has been missing since late June.