The Vale Heritage Reflections Mural Society invites the community to the unveiling of the new version of the Sagebrush Annie Mural July 15 in Vale.
Author: By Pat Caldwell - The Enterprise
Ontario group aims to repeal edict requiring county court sessions on border move proposal
A group led by Ontario resident Blu Fortner plans to educate people on the concept to move Idaho’s border to include parts of Oregon and repeal an ordinance that requires the Malheur County Court to meet three times a year to discuss the state line revision.
In last-minute budgeting, Malheur County commissioners give themselves raises
Malheur County Commissioner’s Jim Mendiola and Ron Jacobs are scheduled to get pay raises and health insurance in 11th-hour decision approved June 28.
Officials suspend search for missing Boise woman
The Malheur County Sheriff’s Office Friday, July 7, suspended a search for a Boise woman who went missing in the Succor Creek area more than a week ago.
UPDATE: Individuals killed in car crash west of Vale identified
The Oregon State Police are investigating a two-vehicle crash west of Vale that killed five people.
BY THE NUMBERS: County calculates money it has put into Nyssa rail project
Malheur County officials released the record of what money the county itself has or plans to put into the Treasure Valley Reload Center. The costs typically are not reported by the development company in its figures on what the pubilciy-funded depot is costing.
County taps budget to pay reload debt, project on ‘short pause’
The Malheur County Court taps county budget again to help Treasure Valley Reload Center and project leaders decide to pause some work.
Local group unites to upgrade Nyssa softball fields
The softball field at Nyssa’s JJ’s Park was refurbished recently, thanks to a collective effort by a group of local residents.
A year after Greg Smith resigned, county still hasn’t hired a new economic development director
County leaders said they were unsure when they will be able to fill the vacant economic development position but disclosed they’ve received applications for the slot.
Ontario, Vale and Nyssa ratify new homeless camping ordinances
As expected, the Ontario City Council approved a new camping ordinance at its June 13 meeting. The new mandate will go into effect July 13.