ONTARIO – The slate for April at Four Rivers Cultural Center is packed with entertainment. The Harano Gallery showcases “You think you know me, but this is who I really am” exhibit as part of its Voice Through Art program. The art is produced by inmates at Snake River Correctional[Read More…]
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Former Ontario councilor quits posts after ‘poor behavior’ over sales tax sign
Former city councilor Charlotte Fugate resigned from the city budget board after she walked into a local business Tuesday and ripped down a “Vote No Sales Tax.” (The Enterprise/File) ONTARIO – A longtime Ontario community leader resigned three posts Thursday following reports she entered a downtown business and tore down[Read More…]
City officials have no authority to undo marijuana sales ban in Ontario, law says
John Porter of Ontario holds up two varieties of cannabis – one for medical use, one to alleviate back pain that frequently sends him to the chiropractor and the second to manage anxiety. He said supports ending Ontario’s ban on commercial cannabis sales. (The Enterprise/Jayme Fraser) ONTARIO – As the[Read More…]
Treasure Valley Community College president still working on doctorate degree
Eight years after stepping into the top slot at Treasure Valley Community College, President Dana Young said she is nearly finished with work on her doctorate in philosophy. The college board gave Young 20 paid days of leave each year to work on it. (Enterprise file photo) ONTARIO – The enthusiasm was[Read More…]
Love it or hate it, Ontario citizens get into sales tax debate
Mention “sales tax” around here and people pay attention. The looming vote on Ontario’s proposed tax is going to be hotly debated in the coming days. Local folks, though, recently showed their interest in learning before arguing, and that should continue. To the surprise of many, a healthy crowd turned[Read More…]
Nyssa Bulldogs notch their first baseball win
Nyssa’s Adam VanMeter takes to the dirt to slide safely into second base during game one against Riverside. (The Enterprise/John L. Braese) VALE – Still waiting for sod to take root on their own playing field, the Nyssa baseball team found the Vale field to their liking, scoring Nyssa’s first[Read More…]
Historical society steps in to save Vale landmark
Patrons stand inside the First Bank of Vale in this early 20th Century photo. The Malheur Country Historical Society recently purchased the building and plans to renovate the old structure, one of the oldest in town. (Photo courtesy of The Malheur Country Historical Society). VALE – Bob Butler thinks history[Read More…]
High school league play opens around Malheur County despite weather challenges
Nyssa’s Christian Medina attempts to go cross court with a shot. (The Enterprise/John L. Braese) Vale baseball THE GAMES: The Vikings split on the road, falling to the combined team of Joseph/Enterprise/Wallowa, 3-1 in game one. In game two, the Vikings downed the Eagles, 9-3 on Friday, April 6. HIGHLIGHT[Read More…]
TVCC sides deserve kudos for deliberations toward new deal
Your editorial (April 4 Enterprise) was unduly critical of the process which our teachers and administration at Treasure Valley Community College used in achieving their agreement. Negotiated agreements between labor unions and administrative bodies are rather unique in that they bring to their process a very thorough degree of study,[Read More…]
They’re hiring – local job openings
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…]