Water Concerns Prompt Closure of Chinook Seasons
Low and warm river water, and waning angler participation, has prompted ODFW fish biologists to announce the closure of the Chinook salmon season on...
Umatilla County Fair Board to Meet on July 8
The Umatilla County Fair Board will meet on Wednesday, July 8.
The board will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Umatilla County Fairgrounds, 515 W....
Columbia Salmon Seasons Extended to July 31
Recreational anglers will have more time to reel in a summer Chinook or sockeye salmon, thanks to improved forecasts for both runs returning to...
School District Upgrading Internet Connection
Hermiston School District announced that it will upgrade its internet connection next Monday in order to provide the district with the capacity of up...
Health Officials: Take Precaution Against West Nile
With the warmer than average temperatures, Umatilla County Health officials are warning the public of potentially increased West Nile virus activity in the region.
Currently...
High-Speed Chase Leads to Arrests
Two people are in jail this morning after a high-speed chase in Umatilla County Tuesday afternoon.
The incident began at approximately 12:40 p.m. when an...
Hermiston Now Offering Taxi Options
Hermiston residents who use the city’s subsidized taxi ticket program will gain a new option in July.
Umatilla Cab Company will begin accepting “City Taxi...
Latino Business Network to Meet on July 8
The Latino Business Network will meet at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, July 8 at the Hermiston Conference Center.
Charlene Scott and Amber Skinner, representatives of...
Hermiston Relay for Life Raises More than $50,000
Heat may have cut Hermiston’s Relay for Life short this weekend, but it didn’t dampen the spirit.
“Even though we had the heat, I still...
Crowds Sizzle During Umatilla Landing Days
Heat hampered some of the spirits at Umatilla Landing Days this weekend, but the high temperatures didn’t keep the crowds away completely.
Umatilla Chamber Director...
Girl Scouts Donate Cookies to Foster Children
Five high school-aged members of Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington Troop 51444 of Hermiston brightened the lives of local foster children with...
Man Faces Kidnapping, Sexual Assault Charges
A Tennessee man is in jail after his arrest Saturday morning near Arlington on kidnapping and sexual assault charges.
Early Saturday morning, around 6:12 a.m.,...
Hermiston Cooling Station Open on Weekends
The Hermiston Cooling Station is open during weekends to provide anyone relief from the heat.
The station is located at 224 E. Main St., in...
Longtime Hermiston Businessman Jack Sobotta Dies
Longtime Hermiston businessman Jack Sobotta has died at the age of 81.
Sobotta, who owned Hermiston Drug for 27 years, died Tuesday at his home...
Hermiston's Jack Sobotta Passes Away at 81
Jack R. Sobotta, 81, longtime resident of Hermiston, died on Tuesday, June 23, 2015 in Hermiston.
He was born on Dec. 28, 1933 in Lewistown,...
Temperatures to Reach 110 by Sunday
Now’s the time to make sure your air conditioning is good working order because temperatures are expected soar well past 100 degrees this weekend.
The...
Hermiston Man Dies in Head-On Collision
A Hermiston man was killed in a fiery head-on collision late Monday morning on Interstate 84 in Gilliam County.
Tyler D. Brown, 25, of Hermiston,...
OSP Investigating Suicide at Deadman's Pass
The Oregon State Police are continuing the investigation into the suicide of a commercial truck driver at the Deadman’s Pass rest area near exit...
Public to Weigh in on Landscaping Ordinance
An ordinance which would set minimum landscaping requirements for commercial and multi-family properties in Hermiston will move forward for public hearings.
Hermiston Mayor Dave Drotzmann...
School District Earns 8th Consecutive Financial Award
The Hermiston School District has been awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the eighth consecutive year.
The Certificate of Achievement...
