Those who create through art, science and technology showed off their work Saturday, April 13 at the first annual Malheur Maker Faire.
In the community
Caldwell cops honor one of their own in Nyssa
On the one-year anniversary of the tragic shooting of a Nyssa reserve officer, Caldwell cops honored one of their own with a “cop run” through downtown Nyssa.
Boy Scout Camporee at Vale farm will draw troops from across the Treasure Valley
The Wagon Wheel Camporee will kick off Friday, April 12, at the Westcott Farm outside of Vale.
TVCC honors students for winter term
Local students earned honors at Treasure Valley Community College in the winter quarter.
Coming Up: Music, Basque talk, history on tap in Malheur County
An author will talk about growing up in Basque ranching country on April 15 in Ontario, one of a diversity of activities on the calendar this month.
Local firm aims to reopen Vale’s shuttered mushroom plant
Vale Textiles is looking to find the financing to buy the old Oregon Trail Mushroom plant in Vale. The company aims to create leather products from mushrooms.
Obituary from the Enterprise, for the week of April 10, 2024: Jean Stephan
Obituary from the Enterprise, for the week of April 10, 2024: Jean Stephan
Nyssa reload leaders want state to thaw freeze on money to keep project moving
Leaders of the Treasure Valley Reload Center project want the state to release money so they can move ahead on a series of key tasks.
Special ceremony honors first responders who battled liquid natural gas fire
A ceremony Wednesday, April 3, honored a host of local first responders who deployed to fight a dangerous liquid natural gas fire near Love’s Travel Stop in Ontario.
With new funding, construction could start soon on new Ontario pool
The Ontario Recreation District received a major funding boost to potentially allow for the construction of the long-awaited at Lions Park on Southwest Fourth Avenue.