Your Sunday update from the Enterprise

Good morning.

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Here is other local news from your team at the Enterprise:

Malheur County Sheriff Brian Wolfe will step down from post in April
Longtime local sheriff Brian Wolfe announced his retirement last week. Wolfe said he plans to step down officially in April, capping a 32-year career in local law enforcement.
Malheur County Sheriff Brian Wolfe will step down from post in April
Longtime local sheriff Brian Wolfe announced his retirement last week. Wolfe said he plans to step down officially in April, capping a 32-year career in local law enforcement.
Spelling bee buzzes back to Malheur County
The seventh annual Malheur County Spelling Bee, held at Nyssa Elementary School on Thursday March 16, from 7 a.m. to noon, offers students a rare chance to compete academically.
Spelling bee buzzes back to Malheur County
The seventh annual Malheur County Spelling Bee, held at Nyssa Elementary School on Thursday March 16, from 7 a.m. to noon, offers students a rare chance to compete academically.
TVCC board mulls tuition hike
As Treasure Valley Community College officials look to balance the school’s budget, the college is considering a tuition and fee hike.
TVCC board mulls tuition hike
As Treasure Valley Community College officials look to balance the school’s budget, the college is considering a tuition and fee hike.
The average home price in Ontario increased by nearly 50% over the last five years
Home sales have steadily declined in Ontario since 2018 when the city saw 186 homes sold. And despite mortgage rates at a historic low in 2021, buyers purchased 170 homes…
The average home price in Ontario increased by nearly 50% over the last five years
Home sales have steadily declined in Ontario since 2018 when the city saw 186 homes sold. And despite mortgage rates at a historic low in 2021, buyers purchased 170 homes…
Four Rivers to host classical crossover group
Empire Trio will perform Saturday, March 18, at 7 p.m. at the Meyer-McLean Performing Arts Theater.
Four Rivers to host classical crossover group
Empire Trio will perform Saturday, March 18, at 7 p.m. at the Meyer-McLean Performing Arts Theater.
Officials look to ignite new interest in local grange hall
The Vale Grange Hall is currently empty but city and state officials hope renewed interest in the facility will get the doors back open.
Officials look to ignite new interest in local grange hall
The Vale Grange Hall is currently empty but city and state officials hope renewed interest in the facility will get the doors back open.
Letters: Renaming rights for reload center?
March 8 Letter to the Editor: What’s in a name?
Letters: Renaming rights for reload center?
March 8 Letter to the Editor: What’s in a name?
Smith says under oath he had contract for reload project – but ‘no records exist’
Greg Smith repeatedly said under oath that his company had a contract for his work on the Treasure Valley Reload Center. But no such contract exists and Malheur County Development…
Smith says under oath he had contract for reload project – but ‘no records exist’
Greg Smith repeatedly said under oath that his company had a contract for his work on the Treasure Valley Reload Center. But no such contract exists and Malheur County Development…
Public Notices: Malheur Enterprise, week of March 8, 2023
Public Notices in the Malheur Enterprise – Week of March 8, 2023.
Public Notices: Malheur Enterprise, week of March 8, 2023
Public Notices in the Malheur Enterprise – Week of March 8, 2023.

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We get some of our best stories and photos after tips from readers. If you have an idea on something we can report on or just have questions about something happening in the community, send an email to Editor Les Zaitz at [email protected].