Treasure Valley Reload Center officials are set to meet on Monday, April 21, to approve a final budget, construction timeline and scope of a potential sale of the rail center project and county-owned industrial land to a national railroad company.
Malheur County’s economic development board approved a $250,000 loan to help Valley Family Health Care build two new pharmacies and renovate two others by next January.
Seeking to fill a funding deficit for transportation projects, legislators propose increases in the gas tax, trucking and title fees and contributions from electric vehicles.
A federal program that allowed the local food bank to purchase food from area farms is set to end this fall.
Uncertainty looms about what kind of effect tariffs - a tax on imports from other countries - will have on the county's economy, where the agricultural industry is king.
The pending sale of the long-closed Vale mushroom plant to a company to produce alternative leather has been "terminated."
Art and Cindy Lynch have turned over the popular restaurant to new owners Travis and Katherine Currey.
In a projection Wednesday, Feb. 26, Oregon's state economists see more money for the next biennium, but they say the impact of federal job and spending cuts is uncertain.
Leaders of the Treasure Valley Reload Center will bring in a consulting firm to manage the remaining work that needs to be completed ahead of a potential sale to a national railroad company.