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Hermiston IT Department Receives LOC’s Excellence Award

The League of Oregon Cities (LOC) has recognized the city of Hermiston for its Regional IT Department Integration program. During its 99th annual conference, the LOC presented...
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SAGE Event Center Gearing Up to Celebrate Grand Opening

The Port of Morrow invites the community to celebrate during the dedication of the SAGE Event Center. According to a press release, the expansion project...

Hermiston Community Foundation Featured in Valley Giving Guide

The Greater Hermiston Community Foundation is featured in this year’s Valley Giving Guide, an opportunity to support nonprofits and charitable organizations doing good work...

Good Shepherd Health Care System Welcomes First Baby of the New Year

Good Shepherd Health Care System (GSHCS) welcomed the first baby of the new year born on Jan. 1 at 8:15 p.m. The baby, weighing 6...

HSD Featured in Newsweek Series for Innovative Career Pathways

The Hermiston School District has earned national recognition in Newsweek’s Education Series 2024, spotlighting the district's approach to career and technical education (CTE). Highlighted in the...

2024 Melon Fest Rolls Into Downtown Hermiston on Saturday

Melon Fest returns to downtown Hermiston this Saturday with a full day of family-friendly fun celebrating the region’s iconic watermelons and the Hermiston community. The...

Nearly $40 Million in Federal Funding to Support Health Care in Oregon

Oregon’s Democratic U.S. Sens. Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden, have secured more than $39 million in federal funding for 39 projects in the state...

Agencies Unveil Decades-Long Plan to Cut Pollution in NE Oregon Water

By Alex Baumhardt/Oregon Capital Chronicle Oregon officials have released a comprehensive plan for curbing years of water pollution in northeast Oregon that “will take decades”...

Man Who Robbed Hermiston Bank Gets 23-Plus Years in Prison

The man who robbed a Hermiston bank in 2021 and threatened a couple as he fled now is heading to federal prison. The U.S. Attorney's...

CDA Board Members May Find Solution to July Lawsuit Over Land

Columbia Development Authority board members John Shafer and Kim Puzey spent much of the regular meeting Tuesday, Oct. 22, at odds over the lawsuit...

Morrow County Ambulance Service Contracts Finalized

After more than a year of community and legal conflict over the ambulance service provider for Morrow County, residents have a final answer for...

Morrow County Rural Transportation Project Receives Award

Morrow County was recently recognized for its transportation equity project, which culminated in the fixed route of the Loop buses earlier this year. According to...

AWS Announces Area Nonprofits, Facilities to Receive Solar Power

Ten local nonprofit organizations and community facilities across Eastern Oregon  will receive rooftop solar installations thanks to a collaboration between Amazon Web Services (AWS) and...

Hermiston’s Harrison Park Closed Due to Vandalism of Basketball Court

Harrison Park in Hermiston is closed due to vandalism. Vandals shattered the glass backboard on the basketball court and pieces of the glass were intentionally...

Hermiston Police Department Headquarters Getting Major Overhaul

The Hermiston Police Department’s station is getting a major remodel. Hermiston Police Chief Jason Edmiston said that means the station is a construction zone...

Fire District to Hire Firefighters, EMTs with Federal Grant Money

A federal grant of almost $7 million will allow Umatilla County Fire District No. 1 to hire new emergency medical technicians and firefighters in...

Good Shepherd Acquires Northeast Oregon Now Online News Source

After more than a decade of providing free local news to our region, Good Shepherd Health Care System (GSHCS) and Umatilla Electric Cooperative (UEC)...

Photo Gallery: 2024 Cutest Baby Contest

  The 31st Cutest Baby Contest was held Saturday, Aug. 10 at the Umatilla County Fair. Presented by KOHU & The Q, the contest featured...

CTUIR Wraps Up Its Successful First Tri-City Water Follies Sponsorship

The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) on July 28 capped off a successful initial sponsorship of the Tri-City Water Follies by...

Sheriff’s Office Breaks Up Cockfighting Event in Hermison

A Kennewick man was arrested and jailed on Sunday for his role in an alleged cockfighting event in Hermiston. On Dec. 1 at approximately 11:27...

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