Vale remembered the deadly, Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States with a special memorial ceremony at the First Christian Church, Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Author: By Pat Caldwell - The Enterprise
State determines Malheur County must try again on controversial gravel pit decision
The Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals concluded the county must gather more information regarding a decision to add an 80-acre parcel north of Ontario to the county’s inventory of natural resources.
Measure makes Malheur County ballot to end meetings on Idaho border move
County voters will get the chance to approve a ballot measure designed to end meetings held three times a year by the Malheur County Court to discuss moving Idaho’s border to include portions of eastern Oregon.
Ceremony to honor 9/11 first responders slated in Vale
Vale’s Wadleigh Park will be the site for a ceremony, Wednesday, Sept. 11, to honor those who perished during the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
Vale hammers La Grande in prep football action while Ontario, Adrian roll for wins
Kase Schaffeld ran for 130 yards and a touchdown while Vale quarterback Brooks Aldred threw for two scores to lead the Vikings past La Grande, 30-8, in a non-league game Friday, Sept. 6.
Man hit by train in Vale suffers ‘life-threatening’ injuries
An unidentified man was hit by a train in west Vale Wednesday, Sept. 4, and transported by Life Flight to a Boise-area hospital.
Ontario conference provides inspiration, guidance to local Latino professionals
Four Rivers Cultural Center hosted the 2nd annual Latino Wellness Conference, Tuesday, Aug. 27. The conference furnished networking opportunities and inspiration for Latino professional from the local area.
State ethics panel sanctions Vale city councilors over public meeting violation
The Oregon Government Ethics Commission issued a letter of education to the Vale City Council regarding an illegal executive session held in September, 2023.
Vikings overpower reigning Class 3A football champions, 29-6
Vales Kase Schaffeld ran roughshod over Cascade Christian, Saturday, Aug. 31. The senior running back scored three touchdowns an amassed 252 yards rushing in the Viking win.
Shortfall in state highway budget may mean new fees or taxes, officials say in Ontario session
The state Transportation Department faces a steep budget gap and officials are scrambling to find an answer to the funding gulf.