Jim Maret, Nyssa city manager, was honored for saving a man from death in February. Maret, who is also a volunteer police officer for the Nyssa Police Department, saved the man from an overdose during his regular police patrol duties.
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Ontario speedway sets course for ‘Big Nasty’ race
The Ontario Speedway will host a three-mile run/walk obstacle course, Saturday, May 4, much like the former dirty dash runs.
Local housing director uses state ties to bring resources to Malheur County
Kristy Rodriguez, the director of the Housing Authority of Malheur and Harney Counties, attributes who climb to success to the support of her family.
Nyssa School Board member resigns over state ethics requirement
A Nyssa School Board member resigned Monday, April 8, and the board chair said she might be next over an ethics requirement that members file a statement of economic interest.
Art, science and technology on display at first annual Maker Faire
Those who create through art, science and technology showed off their work Saturday, April 13 at the first annual Malheur Maker Faire.
Caldwell cops honor one of their own in Nyssa
On the one-year anniversary of the tragic shooting of a Nyssa reserve officer, Caldwell cops honored one of their own with a “cop run” through downtown Nyssa.
Sports scoreboard
The latest scores and results from area high school sports teams.
County court rules in favor of local developer seeking to add gravel pit to land inventory
The Malheur Court recently approved a move by a local contractor to add a section of property to the county’s natural resources inventory. The court approval does not clear the way for mining.
Boy Scout Camporee at Vale farm will draw troops from across the Treasure Valley
The Wagon Wheel Camporee will kick off Friday, April 12, at the Westcott Farm outside of Vale.
TVCC honors students for winter term
Local students earned honors at Treasure Valley Community College in the winter quarter.