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Good morning and we’re glad you are with us.

Your news team at the Malheur Enterprise has again been recognized for journalistic excellence.

We’re proud to share that the Enterprise took second place in coverage of breaking news for its reporting on the murder last year of J.J. “Joe” Johnson, a reserve corporal with the Nyssa Police Department. The Enterprise competed against small newsrooms in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and Alaska.

The award was announced Wednesday, June 5.

The reporting was done by Pat Caldwell, Steven Mitchell and Les Zaitz.

Such recognition assures you and other readers that the Enterprise performs to the highest standards of journalism.

On to other news:

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Police seek local man considered ‘armed and dangerous’
Local police are searching for Juan Manual Martinez, after an incident Sunday, June 2. Police tried to detain Martinez, who held a machete to his chin, but he fled.
4 Jun 2024
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Police seek local man considered ‘armed and dangerous’
Local police are searching for Juan Manual Martinez, after an incident Sunday, June 2. Police tried to detain Martinez, who held a machete to his chin, but he fled.
4 Jun 2024
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Global Village Festival highlights cultures, food and fun
The annual America’s Global Village Festival descended on Ontario’s Lions Park, Saturday, June 1, and showcased food from different cultures, booths and performances geared toward the diversity of our nation…
4 Jun 2024
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Global Village Festival highlights cultures, food and fun
The annual America’s Global Village Festival descended on Ontario’s Lions Park, Saturday, June 1, and showcased food from different cultures, booths and performances geared toward the diversity of our nation…
4 Jun 2024
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Annual El Campo Carnival back for another year at the rodeo grounds
The El Campo Carnival will open Friday, June 7, at the rodeo grounds in Vale. The event is free but tickets for games are 50 cents.
5 Jun 2024
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Annual El Campo Carnival back for another year at the rodeo grounds
The El Campo Carnival will open Friday, June 7, at the rodeo grounds in Vale. The event is free but tickets for games are 50 cents.
5 Jun 2024
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Japan Nite Obon Festival set for its 75th run at Four Rivers Cultural Center
The Japan Nite Obon Festival will dance its way into Four Rivers Cultural Center at 4 p.m., Saturday, June 8. The event is free.
6 Jun 2024
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Japan Nite Obon Festival set for its 75th run at Four Rivers Cultural Center
The Japan Nite Obon Festival will dance its way into Four Rivers Cultural Center at 4 p.m., Saturday, June 8. The event is free.
6 Jun 2024
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Nyssa Elementary School students kick off summer break with student awards
Nyssa Elementary School students were recognized with awards during a ceremony Tuesday, May 28.
1 Jun 2024
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Nyssa Elementary School students kick off summer break with student awards
Nyssa Elementary School students were recognized with awards during a ceremony Tuesday, May 28.
1 Jun 2024
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Adrian High School students don gowns and caps for graduation ceremony
Adrian High School held its graduation ceremony, Sunday, May 26, at the high school gym. The 2024 graduating class consisted of 30 students.
31 May 2024
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Adrian High School students don gowns and caps for graduation ceremony
Adrian High School held its graduation ceremony, Sunday, May 26, at the high school gym. The 2024 graduating class consisted of 30 students.
31 May 2024
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History of Oregon Trail comes to life at reopened interpretative center
AROUND OREGON: Closed for renovations since 2020, the Oregon Trail Interpretative Center is once again hosting visitors. The center includes exhibits, artwork and hiking trails on 500 acres just outside…
3 Jun 2024
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History of Oregon Trail comes to life at reopened interpretative center
AROUND OREGON: Closed for renovations since 2020, the Oregon Trail Interpretative Center is once again hosting visitors. The center includes exhibits, artwork and hiking trails on 500 acres just outside…
3 Jun 2024
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County court selects Stricker as interim health department director
Rebecca Stricker, a 22-year veteran nurse was chosen by the Malheur County Court to be the interim director of the agency May 29.
4 Jun 2024
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County court selects Stricker as interim health department director
Rebecca Stricker, a 22-year veteran nurse was chosen by the Malheur County Court to be the interim director of the agency May 29.
4 Jun 2024
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State keeps watch on Nyssa’s online school
Nyssa’s online school, MyTechHigh, a key source of new money for the school district, has been on a state corrective action plan since last year after concerns were raised about…
4 Jun 2024
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State keeps watch on Nyssa’s online school
Nyssa’s online school, MyTechHigh, a key source of new money for the school district, has been on a state corrective action plan since last year after concerns were raised about…
4 Jun 2024
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City adds flower pots to spruce up the streets of Vale
Using grant and city funds, Vale officials spearheaded an effort to place more than 20 large flower pots along A Street and Washington Street.
5 Jun 2024
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City adds flower pots to spruce up the streets of Vale
Using grant and city funds, Vale officials spearheaded an effort to place more than 20 large flower pots along A Street and Washington Street.
5 Jun 2024
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Public Notices from the Enterprise, for the week of June 5, 2024
Public Notices from the Enterprise, for the week of June 5, 2024
5 Jun 2024
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Public Notices from the Enterprise, for the week of June 5, 2024
Public Notices from the Enterprise, for the week of June 5, 2024
5 Jun 2024

WAITING FOR YOUR COMPLIMENTS….

Dexter is a very handsome ginger tabby. There is just something extra special about ginger kitties. if you aren’t owned by a ginger kitty, you are missing out.

Dexter, a bit over 2 years old, is a very sweet guy that loves his food, attention and being told how handsome he is.

All of our kitties go home with a “going home gift” of a litter box, food & water dish, toy and a kitty blanket, all of these items have been generously donated.

He is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and tested negative for FeLV & FIV.

He is an indoor cat only for his safety. No declawing is allowed.

Adoption event: Every Saturday between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. or by appointment at the Constance McCullough House, 84 N.W. 2nd St., Ontario. 

OFCP is also in need of volunteers. Do you have a couple of hours a week to help the kitties?

We also desperately need foster homes.. OFCP provides everything you need. You provide a safe place for them to hang out with lots of love until they are big enough to spay/neuter so they can find their loving forever families. Volunteering and fostering are very rewarding and you are changing the lives of these cats.

–Information from Ontario Feral Cat Society

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