Adrian’s softball picked up its first win in nearly a month Friday, May 5, with a 19-16 win over Irrigon.

The Malheur County Education Service District Board reappointed area school board members who refused to comply with a requirement to file financial disclosure forms with the Oregon Government Ethics Commission. The forms, called statements of economic interest, are intended to guard against public officials using their positions for personal gain.

The Vale boys track team nabbed the top spot at the Wayne Invitational track meet Friday, April 28, in Vale. Upwards of a dozen schools competed at the annual meet. Crane claimed first place with 104 team points for the girls, while Nyssa took second with 103.5. Vale girls took[Read More…]

The latest results and scores from area high school sports teams from the past week.

The Nyssa girls and boys prep track teams claimed top slots at the annual Don Walker Invitational track meet, Friday, April 21.

The latest results and scores from area high school sports teams from the past week.

School districts across Malheur County are operating without school boards after members resigned. They did so ahead of a deadline to file new ethics statements. A county board is expected to appoint many back to their seats.

The latest results and scores from area high school sports teams from the past week.

Parents can opt to keep children home from Nyssa schools, superintendent announces. He makes the offer as police continued the hunt Sunday, April 16, for the gunman who killed a city police officer on Saturday.

Four Rivers Community School traveled to Portland recently to pick up a $7,500 check before a Trail Blazers game to pay for new indoor soccer and basketball clinics.