Free CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK
Virus continues to weave its way through Malheur County
Numbers released Wednesday by the Malheur County Health Department show Covid numbers are continuing to climb as the Fourth of July holiday looms.
The Enterprise
July 2, 2020 at 12:10pm
Covid rates as of 7/1/2020.
ONTARIO - The number of county Covid cases jumped to 140 Wednesday, according to the Malheur County Health Department.
The agency reported 1,686 Covid tests had been completed and of the 140 reported cases, 46 people have recovered.
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MALHEUR COUNTY COMMUNITY Apr. 16
Longtime Malheur County water manager heading to retirement
For two decades Jay Chamberlin stood at the helm of the Owyhee Irrigation District and now, as he sets his sights on stepping away next year, he reflects on what he believes was a noble career.
COVID IN MALHEUR COUNTY Apr. 15
Mobile vaccine clinic opens Friday for 8-day run at Malheur County Fairgrounds.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency clinic will be open every day until Friday, April 23. Meanwhile, there is still time today to visit Four Rivers Cultural Center to participate in a vaccine clinic.
WATCHDOG Apr. 15
WATCHDOG: Farmland picked for rail center needs $6 million in soil, gravel, rock and work to make buildable
Old irrigation canals and wetlands on the proposed site of the Treasure Valley Reload Center will cost the project $6 million to fill in, a cost not clearly identified in early budgets.
EDITORIAL Apr. 15
EDITORIAL: Let's mobilize to grab a share of recovery money to help Vale
With billions flowing to states and communities, Vale has a rare chance to get money to revitalize its downtown corps. This will take action by a host of folks and a determination to focus. Imagine what such an effort could do for the people and businesses of Vale.
FreeEDUCATION Apr. 15
Classes to Career Profile: Sara Stephen finds success with ag leadership
Nyssa High School student Sara Stephen recommends ag education for students looking to jumpstart their credits at the community college level.
