SPECIAL REPORT PART 2: For years, Malheur County has posted some of the highest rates of children living in poverty of any county in Oregon. A five-part series by the Enterprise examines what's behind that - and what can be done.
The Malheur County Fair Board made two major decisions on June 19, including approving a move to hire a new manager for the facility and the construction of a new building.
A bill to fund the construction of an outdoor pool and other facilities in Ontario - slated to open in May 2024 - failed in the Oregon Legislature.
In Adrian, $5 will get you a chance at $300 in annual duck race. The event is on July 4 with fastest duck on the Snake River winning.
Obituary from the Enterprise: Mary "Christine" Winters
Vale is gearing up for the annual 4th of July Rodeo and Oregon Trail Days. The festivities kick off with the Grand Marshals Barbecue, honoring Tom and Linda McElroy, on Thursday, June 29.
Dustin Martinsen, a local attorney, will fill the seat of Alesha Munk on the Nyssa School Board. The Nyssa board swore in Martinsen at its monthly meeting on Monday, June 12.
The Vale Heritage Reflections Mural Society is close to finishing a restoration project for a mural dubbed "Sagebrush Annie" at East Washington Street East. A mural at the Vale Emma Humphrey Library is scheduled to be renovated this fall.
Ontario is gearing up to celebrate LGBTQIA+ Pride Month Saturday, June 24, from noon to 3 p.m. at Lions Park in Ontario, at 790 S.W. 3rd Ave.