Good Monday morning!
With the holidays and events, we know it’s a busy time of year. Let us round up some of the latest news so you’re up to date.
In our first story, you’ll find photos of Saturday’s Winter Wonderland Parade. We have photos coming from Breakfast with Santa and the tree lighting at Four Rivers Cultural Center.
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The grinch was there. So was Santa. And elves – one bunch after another – for the annual Winter Wonderland Parade in Ontario on Saturday, Dec. 3. See who you…
5 Dec 2022
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The grinch was there. So was Santa. And elves – one bunch after another – for the annual Winter Wonderland Parade in Ontario on Saturday, Dec. 3. See who you…
5 Dec 2022
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Brian Wolfe, Malheur County sheriff, joined a lawsuit filed in federal court to declare Measure 114 unconstitutional and an injunction that stops the state from enforcing a provision limiting gun…
1 Dec 2022
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Brian Wolfe, Malheur County sheriff, joined a lawsuit filed in federal court to declare Measure 114 unconstitutional and an injunction that stops the state from enforcing a provision limiting gun…
1 Dec 2022
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EDITORIAL: Treasure Valley Reload Center officials are turning to the Malheur County Court and the regional border board for money to pay rising costs of the project. This raises questions,…
1 Dec 2022
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EDITORIAL: Treasure Valley Reload Center officials are turning to the Malheur County Court and the regional border board for money to pay rising costs of the project. This raises questions,…
1 Dec 2022
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Beyond Infinity Toys capitalizes on nostalgia and pure fun as it markets to a base of customers interested in action figures.
2 Dec 2022
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Beyond Infinity Toys capitalizes on nostalgia and pure fun as it markets to a base of customers interested in action figures.
2 Dec 2022
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A federal judge in Portland said she will decide soon whether to stop Oregon’s new gun law from going into effect. Opponents made their case in a court proceeding held…
3 Dec 2022
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A federal judge in Portland said she will decide soon whether to stop Oregon’s new gun law from going into effect. Opponents made their case in a court proceeding held…
3 Dec 2022
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With the rise in homelessness in the U.S., school districts across the nation – including here in Oregon – are facing new challenges to identify and help students who have…
4 Dec 2022
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With the rise in homelessness in the U.S., school districts across the nation – including here in Oregon – are facing new challenges to identify and help students who have…
4 Dec 2022
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Local and regional food managers see no signs of the demand abating in the coming months. ‘It just exploded during the pandemic,’ said Susannah Morgan, CEO of the Oregon Food…
3 Dec 2022
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Local and regional food managers see no signs of the demand abating in the coming months. ‘It just exploded during the pandemic,’ said Susannah Morgan, CEO of the Oregon Food…
3 Dec 2022
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Here are the public notices from the Malheur Enterprise for the week of Nov. 30, 2022.
3 Dec 2022
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Here are the public notices from the Malheur Enterprise for the week of Nov. 30, 2022.
3 Dec 2022
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