Sturgeon Retention Closed in Bonneville Pool as of Jan. 12
Fishery managers from Oregon and Washington on Tuesday closed sturgeon retention in Bonneville Pool as of Jan. 12.
Today, Jan. 11, is the last scheduled...
ODFW Offering Free Bird Hunts for Youth
Hunters in Oregon who are 17 and under can now sign up for free upland bird hunts being planned at 11 locations across the...
Hermiston Athletic Club to Celebrate Grand Re-Opening on July 27
After months of construction, the Hermiston Athletic Club will celebrate their grand re-opening on Monday, July 27 at 4 a.m.
Facility tours and membership pre-sales...
AAA Oregon/Idaho to Open Service Center in Pendleton on Oct. 9
The Pendleton Chamber of Commerce will hold a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new AAA Oregon-Idaho service center on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
The...
Extra Patrols to Focus on Seat Belts, Texting
The Umatilla County Sheriff's Office, along with other law enforcement agencies, will be participating in extra patrol and enforcement with an emphasis on seatbelts/child...
Crime in Hermiston Continues to Decline
Crime Down 2% from Last Year, Down 32% from 10-Year Average
Overall crime in Hermiston continued its 10-year downward slide in 2016 despite continued growth...
Event to Set for Tonight to Support Pendleton Teacher
The Happy Canyon Night Show will partner with the Pendleton Round-Up’s Tough Enough To Wear Pink program this evening to lend its support for...
Umatilla School District to Start New Year with Distance Learning
Due to Gov. Kate Brown's updated metrics for onsite schools this fall, Umatilla School District students will be starting the year in online school.
The...
City of Umatilla Seeking Vendors for 2020 Saturday Market
The city of Umatilla is seeking vendors for the inaugural season of the Saturday Market, set for June 6 through Oct. 3 in Victory...
HPD Warns of Potential Scam Targeting Latino Population
The Hermiston Police Department is warning the public about a “get-rich-quick scheme happening in Hermiston.
The police were informed recently of a meeting that took...
Officials Celebrate Opening of EOTEC
On the outskirts of the desert town of Hermiston sits a $16 million facility that will serve as home to the Umatilla County Fair,...
Hermiston Seeks Art Submissions for Latino Heritage Section of Funland
The city of Hermiston is looking for local artists to help design a cutout portrait display for the Latino Heritage section of the new...
Controlled Burn Gets Out of Control
Five acres burned Monday when a controlled burn got out of control in Hermiston.
Just before noon, the Umatilla County Fire District #1 was dispatched...
Hermiston Council to Consider Water/Sewer Rate Changes
The Hermiston City Council will vote Monday to make major adjustments to water and sewer rate structures to more accurately charge customers for their...
Fake Card Reader Found at Space Age
The Umatilla County Sheriff’s Office is warning people who may have used a debit or credit card at a local business where skimmer may...
Latino Business Network to Meet
The Latino Business Network will meet on Wednesday, April 10 at 9 a.m., at the Hermiston Conference Center, 415 S. Highway 395.
The guest speaker...
Umatilla County Fair Board to Meet April 15
The Umatilla County Fair Board will meet on Wednesday, April 15.
The board will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Stafford Hansel Government Center, 915...
OSP Troopers Rescue 92-Year-Old Man Stranded in Freezing Weather
Oregon State Police troopers recently rescued an elderly driver who had earlier been reported as overdue.
The 92-year-old motorist, Larry Hendrickson, is recovering well after...
Kegler to Lead Chamber's Government Affairs Team
Art Kegler has been named chairman of the Hermiston Chamber of Commerce’s Government Affairs Team.
The team represents the different sectors of the chamber’s membership...
Feb. 16: Umatilla County Health Reports 2 More COVID Deaths
Umatilla County Health today reported the 78th and 79th deaths in the county due to COVID-19.
Umatilla County’s 78th death with COVID-19 is a 74-year-old...
