Ontario City Council selects Cummings as new city manager
Dan Cummings filled the Ontario City Manager slot on a temporary basis for five months but was recently chosen to fill the position on a full-time basis.
By Pat Caldwell - The Enterprise
Pat Caldwell is a reporter for the Malheur Enterprise and a veteran Oregon journalist.
Tigers outlast Tillamook in prep soccer playoff action
Ontario's win over Tillamook means the Tigers will host a second playoff game Saturday, Nov. 5, at 1 p.m.
Local towns will get big funding boost under homeless plan crafted by Oregon mayors
The plan, designed by the Oregon Mayors Association, will earmark at least $50,000 to each city in the county to help solve the homeless challenge.
Ghosts and goblins converge on Adrian for weekend Halloween events
The Adrian School District Parent Teacher Organization and the Adrian 2040 program sponsored Halloween events in town, Saturday, Oct. 29.
Nyssa resident spearheads Neighborhood Watch effort
Catherine Davis wants to make Nyssa a safer place so she decided to try to develop a Neighborhood Watch program. The effort is still in its preliminary stages and Davis is looking to generate interest in the plan.
Ontario woman’s domestic violence survivor story highlighted in new book
For Kara Oakes, the onset of domestic violence was slow but eventually it consumed her life. Her story is one of several in a new book that highlights stories of survivors of domestic violence.
Covid finally finds Malheur County Health Department Director
For more than two years as she battled the Covid virus as health department chief, Sarah Poe not once was struck by the infection. Until recently.
New owners set for Ontario’s Kinney Bros. & Keele store
Kinney Bros. & Keele Hardware - one of Ontario's oldest businesses - will soon change hands in terms of ownership. Thatcher's Ace Hardware will take over ownership of the store.
Vale dismantles Nyssa in annual Black and Blue Bowl game
Vale was able to burst out of a scoreless first quarter to take control of a prep football game with Nyssa dubbed the Black and Blue Bowl.
Jordan Valley netters claim fourth-place finish at district tournament
Area volleyball teams will compete in postseason games beginning Wednesday, Oct. 26.