“Oregon’s Dino Story” is on display this month at the Nyssa Library, with special crafts on March 21 and 28.

Students for the Nyssa Business Professionals of America chapter took first in competitions for speech, business law and video production at a state competition earlier this month.

Public Notices from the Enterprise, for the week of March 19, 2025

Rep. Mark Owens, a Crane Republican, has proposed legislation to better fund volunteer rangeland fire crews. Owens is encouraging those in favor of the pending legislation to testify during a Tuesday, March 25 public hearing.

Obituary from the Enterprise, March 19, 2025: Estella Doughty and James Greene

Malheur County schools lost funding from a federal program that allowed schools to purchase food from area farms.

An Ontario man who stabbed his father to death in 2014 has now been sentenced for three carjackings in 2021. He shot one victim in the heart, according to court filings.

A Vale Elementary School fourth grader is now Malheur County’s youngest Spelling Bee champion.

A Nyssa man was arrested on Thursday, March 13, for meth trafficking in a late-night raid.

Facing concerns over cuts to federal health insurance, Dr. Mehmet Oz on Friday, March 14, wouldn’t answer directly whether he opposes such cuts. He did tell U.S. senators that if confirmed as a federal official, he would visit Malheur County within 60 days.