Ontario will open the Christmas season with a breakfast with Santa Friday morning and the annual Winter Wonderland Parade Saturday.
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State legislator aims to get out of deposition in Enterprise public records lawsuit
In legal filings, Greg Smith, a state representative from Heppner, argued a lawsuit accusing him of illegally destroying and withholding public records as part of his economic development work in Malheur County should be dismissed.
Hopes of gold mine opening trigger construction of 122-space RV park in Vale
A new 122-space RV park is under construction at the northwestern edge of Vale. Developers hope to be able to open the park by next summer.
Contract talks for TVCC faculty in mediation as pay raises for instructors remain a sticking point
Faculty pay raises are the primary sticking point as the college’s teachers have not had a salary increase in five years.
EDITORIAL: Tap state, not local budgets to rescue reload project
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, and Our View suggests they look instead to the state.
State police say stop yields a kilo of cocaine, guns and more than $100,000 in cash
A Thanksgiving Day incident led to the arrest of two California men and confiscation of illegal narcotics, guns and cash.
They’re hiring – Local jobs Nov. 30, 2022
Looking for a job? Here are some of the opening posted in this week’s Enterprise.
Coming up: Musicians tune up for trio of concerts in Ontario
In Ontario, musicians are tuning up for three concerts in the coming week – while the calendar is packed with other holiday events as well.
Rising mortgage rates may take a bite out of once booming real estate market
HOUSING: In an effort to curb inflation, the Federal Reserve’s mortgage rate boosts are impacting the local real estate market, creating new challenges for brokers and home buyers.
Total enrollment at TVCC is down this fall
EDUCATION: Enrollment is down again at Treasure Valley Community College, according to state figures. College officials have several strategies to overcome pandemic impacts.
