Everyone Can Fish for Free During Upcoming President’s Day Weekend
Make fishing part of your three-day weekend plans. Everyone can fish, clam and crab for free in Oregon on Saturday and Sunday of President's...
2023-2024 Oregon Blue Book Cover Showcases Scenic Wonders
The Oregon Secretary of State’s Office today revealed the cover images for the 2023-2024 Oregon Blue Book.
The cover selections were made by Oregon Secretary...
Umatilla Public Health Bringing Movie & Education Night to Region
The HOME (Healthy Oregon Modernization East) Collaborative group, led by regional staff at Umatilla County Public Health, are bringing a family friendly movie night and...
ODFW, C2 Cattle Ranch Youth Turkey Hunt Drawing Now Open
Young hunters have a chance to win one of five spring youth turkey hunts on the C2 Ranch near Medford.
The C2 Cattle Company, in...
UEC Linemen to Join Others in Electrifying Guatemalan Village
While most people in the developed world take electricity for granted, there are nearly a billion people in the world living without it, according...
Good Shepherd Welcomes OB/GYN Benjamin Eastham to Women’s Center
Good Shepherd Health Care System has welcomed obstetrician and gynecologist Benjamin Eastham, MD, to Good Shepherd Women’s Center located at 620 N.W. 11th St.t, Suite...
Nonprofit Group Seeks City’s Support in Preserving Hermiston’s Past
“A generation which ignores history has no past – and no future.”
Writer Robert Heinlein said that many years ago. Just last night, Dennis Doherty...
BMCC’s Precision Agriculture Lab Set to Go Mobile This Summer
After being awarded the SPECA Grant from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture, Blue Mountain Community College has started the process of...
Hermiston Street Department Offering Roadside Swale Conversions
The Hermiston Street Department is taking reservations to convert roadside grass swales into rock on residential and commercial properties in Summer 2023.
Grass swales are...
Hermiston Developer Jim Ruhe Sets Sights on Possible Strip Mall
Hermiston developer Jim Ruhe has been getting his hands dirty clearing out vacant houses near downtown Hermiston into what someday might be a strip...
District to Honor Educators of the Year at Tonight’s Board Meeting
The Hermiston School District Educators of the Year will be honored this evening during the Hermiston School Board meeting.
The 11 educators to be honored...
There’s Still Time to Donate Bicycles for Less Fortunate Children
Tom Denchel Auto Group and Made to Thrive have extended the deadline for donating bicycles to less fortunate children in the community, and they’re...
ODOT Monitoring Land Slide Adjacent to Interstate 84 West of Ontario
The Oregon Department of Transportation is monitoring an active slide that was discovered recently adjacent to the eastbound lanes of Interstate 84 near milepost...
HPD Arrest Log
The following are recent arrests made by the Hermiston Police Department:
Feb. 7: Kiefer Samuel Broadbent, 28, was arrested on the 800 block of S....
Children, Parents Give Input on Design for Proposed New Hermiston Park
The first steps toward creating Hermiston’s 14th park got under way Thursday night as a couple dozen residents – both kids and parents –...
Eastern Oregon Computers to Celebrate Grand Opening on Saturday
Eastern Oregon Computers, 207 N.E. Fourth St. in Hermiston, is hosting a grand opening celebration this Saturday, Feb. 11 from 10 a.m. to 2...
Boardman Entering into Negotiations with City Manager Candidate
Boardman Mayor Paul Keefer announced during the Boardman City Council neeting this week that the council is in negotiations with one of the candidates for...
Hermiston Officials Hold Planning Session for 2023 City Goals
Hermiston’s elected leaders and city staff spent Thursday, Feb. 2 and Friday, Feb. 3 planning the city's goals and priorities for the coming year.
Working with SSW Consulting...
Good Shepherd Offering Free Class for Caregivers in Febuary, March
Good Shepherd Health Care System is offering the free Powerful Tools for Caregivers workshop from Feb. 15 through March 22.
This six-week workshop gives caregivers...
City of Pendleton Receives $625,000 Grant for McKay Creek Project
The city of Pendleton has received a $625,000 grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to take the next step toward restoring the...
