Malheur County, not the state, is in line for most of the proceeds if the Treasure Valley Reload Center is to sell to a national railroad company.
Tag: LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Officials face complex task of clearing out RVs from Ontario ‘Flats’
The Malheur County Sheriff’s Office is continuing to work to clear out an area outside of Ontario that has drawn people struggling with homelessness.
Voter guide: Six vying for four city council seats in Nyssa
Nyssa’s 2024 city council race features a mix of newcomers and incumbents.
Voter guide: Six seek three Ontario council seats
A pair of newcomers, two incumbents and two former councilors are vying for three Ontario council seats in the Nov. 5 election. The Enterprise sat down with each candidate.
Voter registration nears to cast ballot in November election
Voters looking to cast a ballot in the November election have until 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 15 to register.
Concerns around election integrity arise in wake of improper voter registrations
Election integrity concerns have arisen in Malheur County in the aftermath of more than 1,200 people without proof of citizenship were added to the voter rolls.
Alameda schoolyard project paused until next year
A project to renovate Alameda Elementary School’s schoolyard in Ontario has been paused amid funding woes.
Ontario board approves plan to mothball Cairo and Pioneer rural schools
Amid concerns about transparency that Ontario’s superintendent and team were pushing a plan that had not been “well thought out,” the Ontario School Board voted Monday 4-1 to approve a plan to close two rural elementary schools.
Ontario district: ‘no records’ for key elementary school claims
In her first public statement last month regarding the closure of a pair of rural schools, Nikki Albisu, superintendent of the Ontario School District, made key claims not supported by records. Meaning that the crucial decision to mothball two schools went largely undocumented by Albisu and other district executives.
Nyssa School Board gives high marks to interim superintendent
Nyssa’s interim superintendent has effectively performed on the job, according to the Nyssa School Board in a four-page evaluation of Ryan Hawkins, who stepped in as interim superintendent in late July.