Prepare for some pretty cold weather in the coming days. The National Weather Service forecast for Ontario shows today will be the warmest day – and that’s just going to be at about the freezing mark. The night temperature is headed for just 5 degrees Saturday night.
That means double-check your outside faucets, be sure your animals have what they need – and be careful with those space heaters!
Meantime, here’s some of the work done in recent days by your local team at the Enterprise.
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COMMENTARY: All around Malheur County, people don’t have enough food to feed themselves or their families. Donations to food banks are down while costs are up. Time for us all…
COMMENTARY: All around Malheur County, people don’t have enough food to feed themselves or their families. Donations to food banks are down while costs are up. Time for us all…
The holiday spirit went on the march in Vale on Saturday, Dec. 10, as the Vale Chamber of Commerce organized a new holiday parade. The event drew about 20 entries…
The holiday spirit went on the march in Vale on Saturday, Dec. 10, as the Vale Chamber of Commerce organized a new holiday parade. The event drew about 20 entries…
The Malheur County Development Corporation – the public board appointed by the county to oversee the Treasure Valley Reload Center – hoped to secure millions from the Eastern Oregon Border…
The Malheur County Development Corporation – the public board appointed by the county to oversee the Treasure Valley Reload Center – hoped to secure millions from the Eastern Oregon Border…
Record-high inflation is driving demand at area food banks. Meanwhile, managers say dwindling donations and rising food costs are making it difficult to keep the shelves stocked with certain items.
Record-high inflation is driving demand at area food banks. Meanwhile, managers say dwindling donations and rising food costs are making it difficult to keep the shelves stocked with certain items.
The small town of Jordan Valley enjoyed a big-time holiday event on Saturday, Dec. 3, with a Christmas meal, music and a play. The event was hosted by Integra Delamar.
The small town of Jordan Valley enjoyed a big-time holiday event on Saturday, Dec. 3, with a Christmas meal, music and a play. The event was hosted by Integra Delamar.
A state judge in Burns continues his injunction to stop provisions of Measure 114 in a decision at odds with a Portland federal judge. For now, he has blocked the…
A state judge in Burns continues his injunction to stop provisions of Measure 114 in a decision at odds with a Portland federal judge. For now, he has blocked the…
Gov. Kate Brown on Tuesday, Dec. 13, announced clemency for 17 people on death row. They will instead serve life without parole. She has made clemency a main focus of…
Gov. Kate Brown on Tuesday, Dec. 13, announced clemency for 17 people on death row. They will instead serve life without parole. She has made clemency a main focus of…
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T-bird is ready for a new home but for now lives at the Ontario Feral Cat Project shelter in Ontario. (Submitted photo)
Weekly feature: T-bird is ready for you
T-Bird is a 18-month old terrific tuxedo. He’s such a great kitty and he’s so ready to start his happily ever after. He has been with the Ontario Feral Cat Project since May 31.
T-bird is neutered, UTD on vaccinations and tested negative for FeLV & FIV. He is indoor only for his safety and no declawing.
Come meet Bean!
SATURDAY ADOPTION EVENT: Every Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Constance McCullough House, 84 N.W. 2nd St. in Ontario.
The Enterprise isn’t part of a big corporate organization with deep pockets. We’re a family business that works to pay decent wages and provide the community a vital service.
The Enterprise isn’t part of a big corporation organization with deep out-of-state pockets. We’re a family business that works to pay decent wages to our valued employees and provide you a vital community service.
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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].
