People with special needs will celebrate their prom night in Vale on Friday, Feb. 7, with “Night to Shine.”
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Coming Up: Dancing and dining in Malheur County
Dancing, dessert, community activities are on the calendar in Malheur County. Find details in Coming Up.
Border board awards Edge Performance $400,000 to expand, add 14 jobs
A longtime Ontario business received a $400,000 grant from the board in charge of spurring economic development to expand and add 14 jobs.
County schools, rec district behind on state-required financial audits
The Ontario School District along with two rural school systems and the Ontario Recreation District are missing state-required financial audits.
Malheur County commissioners asked to consider Oregon-Idaho border move
Malheur County commissioners did not act on a request to formally support a bill to have the Oregon Legislature to create a committee to shift central and eastern Oregon counties to Idaho.
Nyssa robotics headed to state championship
The Nyssa Elementary School Lego Robotics program will send three teams to the state championships in Hillsboro on Saturday, Jan. 18.
Gov. Kotek issues emergency order allowing Port of Morrow to violate water pollution permit
Port of Morrow officials claim heavy winter rains have overloaded their wastewater lagoons, forcing them to offload contaminated water or layoff employees temporarily.
PHOTOS: Adrian and Four Rivers hoops kick off league play
PHOTOS: High school basketball was in full swing on Friday, Jan. 10 in Adrian.
Idaho legislator introduces bill to set minimum fines for marijuana possession
“We do not want this to become a marijuana state,” Nampa Rep. Bruce Skaug said, introducing a bill to impose fines for posession of three ounces or less.
PHOTOS: Adrian crowns winter ‘Tip Off’ royalty at high school hoops matchup
PHOTOS: Adrian students crowned a pair of seniors as the school’s winter homecoming – or “Tip Off” – king and queen during halftime of the school’s boys basketball game on Friday, Jan. 10.