VIDEO: Watch as local experts in Malheur County share their experiences in dealing with poverty and its impact on local children. This is part of the Malheur Enterprise series, “Children of Poverty.”
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For Speelman, duty as a law enforcement officer was an ‘honest, honorable life’
Longtime Malheur County Sheriff’s Office deputy and detective Bob Speelman recently handed in his badge and headed into retirement.
Nyssa News: Parent Cafe offers discussion time
Parent Café is coming to Nyssa on July 13. Presented by Building Healthy Families, this is an opportunity for parents, grandparents and caregivers to come together for an open discussion on parenting. The July topic is “Making Lemonade When You Only Have Lemons” with the discussion focusing on busy lives[Read More…]
Public Notices from the Enterprise, for the week of July 10, 2023
Public Notices from the Enterprise, for the week of July 10,2023
Dedication ceremony for Sagebrush Annie Mural slated
The Vale Heritage Reflections Mural Society invites the community to the unveiling of the new version of the Sagebrush Annie Mural July 15 in Vale.
Ontario group aims to repeal edict requiring county court sessions on border move proposal
A group led by Ontario resident Blu Fortner plans to educate people on the concept to move Idaho’s border to include parts of Oregon and repeal an ordinance that requires the Malheur County Court to meet three times a year to discuss the state line revision.
Japan Nite Obon Festival returns to Ontario
The annual summertime celebration will be held at Four Rivers Cultural Center.
In Malheur County, school workers step in to care for children short of food, clothing
SPECIAL REPORT PART 4: For years, Malheur County has posted some of the highest rates of children living in poverty of any county in Oregon. A five-part series by the Enterprise examines what’s behind that – and what can be done.
In last-minute budgeting, Malheur County commissioners give themselves raises
Malheur County Commissioner’s Jim Mendiola and Ron Jacobs are scheduled to get pay raises and health insurance in 11th-hour decision approved June 28.
Project DOVE’s ‘all in’ for Casino Night fundraiser for victims of domestic violence
Those looking to go all in on raising awareness about domestic violence and play Texas Hold ‘Em or try their luck at the blackjack table need to look no further than Project DOVE’s Casino Night Fundraiser Saturday, Aug. 19, at 6 p.m. at the Ontario Elks Lodge at 1150 W. 4th St.