HHS Class Selling Storage Sheds
Hermiston High School’s Woodshop class is selling three storage sheds.
Each shed is 4 feet deep by 6 feet wide and 9 feet and 4...
Latest Data Shows Hermiston Continues to Grow
City's Population Now Stands at 17,730
The city of Hermiston’s population grew by more than 200 people in 2016, according to new preliminary 2016 estimates...
Rep. Smith Named to Key GOP Committee
Oregon State Rep. Greg Smith (R-Heppner) has been appointed by House GOP Leader Mike McLane to serve as the head of the House GOP...
Police Blotter: Dog with Poor Customer-Relation Skills
Here's our weekly look at what folks are reporting to the Hermiston Police Department. Spoiler Alert: The shopping cart is back on the church...
Digital Speed Limit Signs Activated on I-84
Digital speed limit signs mounted over a thirty-mile stretch of Interstate 84 between Baker City and La Grande have replaced the standard speed signs...
Wildhorse Foundation Changes Application Process
Wildhorse Foundation is moving to an online application process for organizations seeking funding.
The online application will be implemented for the Jan. 1 deadline.
The Wildhorse...
Public Input Sought on Federal Hydropower Projects
Northeast Oregon residents will receive several chances to share their opinions in person on the future operation of 14 federal hydropower projects in the...
A New Tradition: Thanksgiving Fishing
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife encourages Oregonians to start a new family tradition during the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday weekend – take the...
Library District Board to Meet on Thursday
The Umatilla County Special Library District will hold its board meeting on Thursday, Nov. 17 at 5:15 p.m.
The meeting will be held at the...
Simple Message: They Love Their City
When Hermiston Mayor Dave Drotzmann came across a large group of people doing public service while wearing bright red shirts that had “I Love...
Hermiston Chamber Luncheon Set for Nov. 22
The Hermiston Chamber of Commerce will host its monthly Business to Business luncheon on Tuesday, Nov. 22 at the Hermiston Community Center.
The guest speaker...
Free Bus Service Coming to Hermiston Jan. 2
Come Jan. 2, Hermiston residents will have a new way to get from Point A to Point B when the city begins its bus...
Red Cross Volunteer Training Set for Nov. 16
Blue Mountain Community College is teaming up with the American Red Cross to provide disaster relief training for interested volunteers.
The training will take place...
Boardman Chamber Seeks Award Nominations
The Boardman Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations for its annual awards banquet.
The chamber is seeking nominations for Citizen of the Year, Business Person...
Former TRCI Official Joins DOC Management
The director of the Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) recently announced three changes to the DOC management team.
Colette S. Peters recently announced Corey Fhuere...
Boardman Council to Hold Special Meeting Monday
The Boardman City Council will hold a special meeting on Monday, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. at the Boardman City Hall.
The purpose of Monday's...
School District to Test Crisis Manager App Saturday
The Hermiston School District will test the School Messenger system and Crisis Manager application on Saturday, Nov. 12, at 6 p.m.
School Messenger is an...
Keep Unwanted Winter Guests Out of the House
The welcome mat outside your home’s front door probably isn’t intended for all species of life, especially those with lots of legs. Nonetheless, many...
Police Blotter: Lost Drone Over Alora Heights
Here's our weekly look at what folks are reporting to the Hermiston Police Department. It was a light week, but at least no shopping...
Hermiston – No to Pot; Umatilla – Yes to Schools
Hermiston voters said no to marijuana while Umatilla voters approved a school bond measure Tuesday night.
Voters in Hermiston approved a local measure that prohibits...
