Nyssa School District Superintendent Ryan Hawkins received high marks from the school board in a “mid-year check in” evaluation.

Public Notices from the Enterprise, for the week of March 12, 2025

Uncertainty looms about what kind of effect tariffs – a tax on imports from other countries – will have on the county’s economy, where the agricultural industry is king.

Mark Goddard, author and genealogist, will be the featured speaker at the Thursday, March 13, meeting of the Malheur Country Historical Society. The lunch meeting is at the Vale Senior Citizens Center, 100 Longfellow St. in Vale, starting at 11:30 a.m. A lunch of stew, cornbread or biscuits, fruit and cookies is available for $15.…

Obituary from the Enterprise, March 12, 2025: Donna Kemble (Whitaker)

SPECIAL REPORT: Greg Smith recently released a new statement justifying his actions in seeking a major pay raise for his work at the Columbia Development Authority. He stayed silent, though, on claiming hours worked for the small agency while in Salem working as a legislator.

Area students are preparing for the ninth annual Malheur County Spelling Bee in Nyssa, slated for Thursday, March 13.

The Vale Steak & Crab feed is set for Saturday, March 15, at the Vale Fire Hall.

The pending sale of the long-closed Vale mushroom plant to a company to produce alternative leather has been “terminated.”

The Jordan Valley Mustangs fifth-place finish at the 1A state girls basketball tournament was by all measures remarkable.This year was the Mustangs first state semifinal appearance since 1999, according to the Oregon School Activities Association.The Mustangs held their own against Union in the semifinal game on Friday, March 7, but the momentum shifted to the…