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SPORTS GALLERY

Uncommon athletic ability was a common virtue at first 'Black and Blue Bowl.'

In the biggest came of the season football players from Vale and Nyssa battled it out under a misty Malheur County October sky.

Photos by Jayme Fraser October 9, 2018 at 5:28pm

Vale's Colton Kesey (7) runs for daylight as Nyssa's Adam Simpson (50) tries to shrug off a block from Vale's Clay Siddoway during second half action Friday.

Colton Kesey leaps as he tosses a pass downfield.

Competition was fierce during the prep league match up, especially along the line of scrimmage.

Nyssa running back Jo Jo Sanchez tries to avoid Vale tacklers in second half action Friday night.

Nyssa's Adam Simpson runs to attempt blocking a field goal Friday night against the Vale Vikings.

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YOUR GOVERNMENT February 22

Oregon governor seeks first-hand testimony from Malheur County economic development panel

Gov. Kate Brown has the local area on her radar and wants to talk with the members of the Eastern Oregon Border Economic Development Board - a group of local residents tasked by the Legislature to tackle the county's economic challenges.

VALE NEWS February 21

Last call for applications for future Vale Alumni Association inductees

The Vale Alumni Association is accepting applications for the 2019 Hall of Fame Inductees through Friday, Feb. 22. Members will be voting on the next inductees at the next VAA meeting on Monday, Feb. 25 at 5:30 p.m. at the Malheur ESD meeting room.

YOUR COMMUNITY February 21

Vale Senior Center offers fun activities and expanded hours

Now open five days a week from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., the facility furnishes lunches, games and fellowship. The center is at 100 Longfellow Street in Vale.