The Voice of Malheur County
Uncategorized Malheur County Commissioner Don Hodge offers a suggestion for a proposed independent recreation district in Ontario at a public hearing June 20. The county court approved the boundaries for the proposed district and set a final public hearing on the matter July 11. (The Enterprise/Pat Caldwell) VALE – The wording[Read More…]
Uncategorized U.S. Bank branch manager Tami Vines-Anderson (right) points out a feature of the new office of Rep. Lynn Findley (R-Vale) during an open house last week in Vale. Findley, a freshman lawmaker who represents Oregon’s rural District 60, is on the road three days out of the week talking to[Read More…]
Uncategorized “Eighty-two degrees with a 12 percent chance of rain and 4 mph wind” read the weather forecast. “Better count on a cold, rainy, windy weekend,” I told my husband. He double-checked the statistics. “It looks like it’ll be nice.” “Well, I say it’s going to rain—might even have a thunderstorm.”[Read More…]
Uncategorized Longtime Jamieson ranchers Steve and Mary McBride are the 2018 Vale 4th of July grand marshals. (The Enterprise/Jayme Fraser). JAMIESON – For more than 70 years, Steve and Mary McBride have worked in the Treasure Valley cattle business. His first cow was a gift from his dad when he was[Read More…]
Uncategorized Bronc rider Danny Aliers of Bickleton, Wash., prepares for his turn at the Nyssa Nite Rodeo Saturday night. Aliers, 42, has been riding rough stock since he was in his early 20s. (The Enterprise/Pat Caldwell) NYSSA — In the early evening shadows behind the chutes at the Nyssa Nite Rodeo,[Read More…]
Uncategorized Protecting rangeland with projects such as seeding is the driving force behind a new experiment that involves grazing. (BLM photo) JORDAN VALLEY – Rancher Mark Mackenzie is embarking a science experiment that could help cattle, sage grouse and federal rangelands. He’s hoping to prove that cattle can help check the[Read More…]
ONTARIO – Looking for a fun and interesting way to spend an afternoon? Look no further than the Treasure Valley Community College Foundation’s annual Outdoor Living and Garden tour Saturday. The event features seven local gardens and begins with a container seminar at Andrews Seed Co. in Ontario. At 10[Read More…]
Uncategorized Suzanne Maureen Bourasa June 4, 2018 Suzanne Maureen Bourasa, 75 of Vale, Oregon entered eternal peace on June 4, 2018 surrounded by loving family at her home. Sue was born in California and resided there when she met the love of her life and spouse of 53 years Jerry Bourasa. Sue[Read More…]
Uncategorized The Malheur Enterprise is seeking an enthusiastic, efficient person to join our team as business manager. The job starts at 16 hours a week, flex over 3 to 4 days a week, at $12 an hour. The employee will post expenses and revenue, produce monthly billing statements, track ARs, communicate[Read More…]
Uncategorized No one should find the forced separation of children from parents a preferred way to exercise federal government power. What is happening in Texas and elsewhere doesn’t represent how civilized Americans treat children – not now, not ever. This isn’t about politics. This is about humanity. The country is in[Read More…]