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EDITOR’S NOTE: As turmoil roils America, Bentz says he’s ‘watching’
U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz, the Ontario Republican, supports whacking away at federal spending. “I’m just happy that somebody is finally stepping up and trying to get this out-of-control spending situation under control,” he recently told the Bend Bulletin. In an earlier interview with Portland station KATU, Bentz said, “Now’s the time to try to restrict,…

Candidates for Rec District Board support moving ahead with pool
ELECTION 2025: Voters will elect one new member for the Ontario Recreation District Board and decide whether to return an incumbent or vote in a new director. Ballots go out April 30 for the May 20 election.

Japanese garden experts pitch in on Four Rivers project
Ogata Kai volunteers visiting from Japan put their talents to work on the Hikaru Mizu Garden project at Four Rivers Cultural Center in Ontario.

Diversity Champions named for contributions to Ontario
Zahra Osamah Aldelay finds that local diversity efforts opens doors. Gustavo Morales responded to local frustrations by pushing a new Ontario city initiative. Both have been selected as Diversity Champions.

Malheur County officials catch heat for Bully Creek Park troubles
Residents voiced their frustration last week to county officials regarding the condition of Bully Creek Park.

Nyssa takes to field in memory of fallen officer
Nearly 100 people attended a second annual softball game to raise scholarship money for local students and honor fallen Nyssa Cpl. Joe Johnson.

New track, strong showing for Lopes
Adrian’s track and field team picked up key wins in their first meet on the school’s new field on Friday, April 18.

Sports scoreboard
The latest scores and results from area high school sports teams.

PHOTOS: Kids by the hundreds search local parks for Easter treats
PHOTOS: Families gathered in several locations in Malheur County for traditional Easter egg hunts. The Enterprise has photos from Adrian and Nyssa.

MCDC reports plan to finish rail work ahead of possible sale
Treasure Valley Reload Center officials are set to meet on Monday, April 21, to approve a final budget, construction timeline and scope of a potential sale of the rail center project and county-owned industrial land to a national railroad company.