U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz, R-Oregon, expressed exasperation last week over the battle in the U.S. House of Representatives over who would be the next speaker.
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Hodge departs public service with a sense of pride and satisfaction
Longtime Malheur County Commissioner Don Hodge stepped away from his elected position recently but said he leaves with no regrets.
Ontario city councilor says he ‘messed up pretty bad’ in DUI arrest
Ontario City Councilor Eddie Melendrez was arrested early New Year’s Day for driving under the influence of intoxicants. He said he takes “full ownership” of the incident.
Inmates learn heavy equipment skills without ever leaving Snake River
A virtual training program offered at Snake River Correctional Institution is designed to give inmates skills they can translate into meaningful employment after they are released.
Circuit Court Judge Lung Hung awarded state honor for work on court system
Malheur County Circuit Court Judge Lung Hung received the Chief’s Award in October for his contribution to the Oregon justice system.
Ontario man pursues vote to give rural areas more members in Oregon House
ONTARIO – Antonio Sunseri believes in democracy.And he has an ambitious blueprint to ensure democracy continues to thrive and succeed in eastern Oregon.Sunseri plans to craft a ballot initiative designed to expand the Oregon House by 240 seats. If passed by voters the measure would divide Oregon House District 60[Read More…]
Rail reload corporation burns through county budget for operating expenses
The Malheur County Development Corp. – charged with overseeing the Treasure Valley Reload Center – has already consumed its county budget to cover operating expenses, raising questions regarding fiscal management of the firm.
Longtime director of community nonprofit sets her sights on retirement
Barb Higinbotham never sought a spotlight on her work but her contribution to the county in terms of homeless assistance and the creation of more housing will leave a lasting legacy.
Local police hone skills during active shooter training session at Ontario High School
More than 20 area police officers participated in an active shooter training session at Ontario High School Tuesday, Dec. 20. The training stint is designed to police prepare to act fast in case of a crisis.
City gets $20,000 donation to fund major upgrade to Cottonwood Park
Akiko Rucker donated a hefty sum to Vale so the city can finish a picnic pavilion at Cottonwood Park.