The Voice of Malheur County
Uncategorized By Les Zaitz The Enterprise Susan Harmon has read the police reports about the day a year ago that her daughter was murdered and a Vale man killed. Authorities say Annita Harmon was stabbed to death outside an Ontario convenience store on Jan. 9, 2017. Anthony Montwheeler, Harmon’s ex-husband and[Read More…]
NOTE TO EMPLOYERS: To place a help wanted ad with the Malheur Enterprise, call us at 541-473-3377 or email [email protected] Manager- Vale Oregon Irrigation District. Prefer a minimum of 3 years management experience, knowledge of irrigation system operations, government contracts, budget & computer experience, bid document preparation & good[Read More…]
Uncategorized Lou Jean Musgrove Nov. 27, 1927 – Jan. 3, 2018 Lou Jean Jacobs was born Nov. 27, 1927, to John Thomas Jacobs and Bessie Cropper Jacobs in Delta, Utah. She joined four sisters and three brothers. Her sisters were Shirley (given name Sabra), Mary, Maureen, and Fanny. A sister Lucille[Read More…]
TS No. OR09000011-17-1 APN 7135 TO No 5924705 TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE Reference is made to that certain Trust Deed made by, HAROLD L CORFIELD, A MARRIED MAN AS HIS SOLE & SEPARATE PROPERTY as Grantor to FIDELITY NATIONAL TITLE INSURANCE CO. as Trustee, in favor of BANK OF AMERICA,[Read More…]
Uncategorized The Vale boys found the going tough against the undefeated Irrigon Knights on Saturday, falling in the EOL opener, 54-35.
Uncategorized The Vikings girls pick up the team’s first EOL win, downing the Irrigon Knights, 37-24 on Saturday.
Uncategorized After leading comfortably throughout the game, the Nyssa boys had to fend off a stubborn Riverside team for a 45-42 victory.
Uncategorized The Bulldog girls started off EOL play with a 47-35 victory over Riverside Friday night. With the league season opening, the Nyssa band was back on hand for the crowd.
By Les Zaitz The Enterprise The plea for help five days before Christmas couldn’t be ignored. Two Ontario girls removed from their homes needed foster care – parents willing to take needy children into their home. The sisters, 13 and 8, wanted to be in a home with trees and[Read More…]
Uncategorized By John L. Braese The Enterprise JUNTURA – “I was scared.” Those three words succinctly describe the feelings of the star, the performer, the lone actress who wowed the residents of Juntura during the school’s Christmas play held Dec. 20. As the lone student at the Juntura Elementary School, sixth[Read More…]