Three out of five Ontario School Board members have apparently violated state public records law. They did not respond to requests made to them each in November for public documents regarding plans to close two schools.
Treasure Valley Community College instructor Joe Kurth, this year's Ontario Area Chamber of Commerce Educator of the Year, said growing up his parent's instilled in him the value of an education and that steadfast commitment to learning is what he tries to convey to his students.
Patricia Sullivan, a retired state judge and the county's first female district attorney, will be honored as Woman of the Year at the Ontario Area Chamber of Commerce's annual banquet.
ONTARIO – Those looking to have fun while supporting a local charity that helps cancer patients need to look no further than the Elks Club in Ontario. The Friends Always Club, a Fruitland nonprofit that helps cancer patients and their families, will host its annual…
Volunteers helped save Nyssa's community Christmas dinner Monday, Dec. 25 and served just under 150 free hot meals at the Nyssa Senior Citizens Center. Meanwhile, in Vale, organizers reported that the event served over 300 meals.
The Enterprise covered the year's biggest news events, from the closure of a food kitchen for the homeless in Ontario, to the death of a Nyssa police officer in a shooting to the departure of the project manager at the Treasure Valley Reload Center. What news in Malheur County in 2023 stood out to you?
Lawyers for the Ontario School District are seeking to have court claims it discriminated against Nikki Albisu, the district's superintendent, tossed out, saying the charges are " factually unsupported." The case apparently will go on hold because Albisu and the district recently agreed to try to mediate their dispute.
In that arrangement, the judge will act as a mediator in a settlement conference and help the opposing sides sift through the facts, analyze the legal issues, and impartially evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the case in hopes of getting both sides to a compromise.
A middle school program designed to prepare students for a career in health care and engage with the community visited a local long-term care facility with Alzheimer's and dementia patients last week.
Tension between the Ontario boys basketball head coach and a group of players came down to opinions on "coaching and playing time," according to the school district public relations coordinator. No players or coaches were suspended or put on probation for the disagreements and the team is back on the court after a two-game hiatus.