Armand Larive Earns Honors For ALTV
The students behind Armand Larive Middle School’s ALTV received an unexpected surprise while viewing their latest broadcast featuring school-related news.
The surprise came when their...
Urban Renewal Committee Meets Tonight
Hermiston’s Urban Renewal District Planning Advisory Committee will discuss possible projects for the district at its meeting tonight at city hall.
The committee will try...
Hermiston Wins Award for Cultural Diversity
Hermiston was among seven cities in the nation to be honored for embracing cultural diversity.
The National League of Cities presented the city of Hermiston...
DuPont Pioneer Plans Further Expansion
DuPont Pioneer announced on Wednesday plans to increase capacity at its Hermiston IMPACT™ research location.
The expansion, which is already under way and is expected...
Re-Funding to Save Hermiston Taxpayers $440,000
Just as homeowners take advantage of lower interest rates by refinancing their homes, the city of Hermiston is looking to do the same by...
Hermiston Moves to Annex Land
The Hermiston City Council voted Monday night to initiate annexation of 6.5 acres of land that will be used for the development of single-family...
2 Men Face Drug, Trespassing Charges
Hermiston police arrested two men on drug and criminal trespass charges following an incident at the Agape House.
On March 7 at around 10 p.m.,...
Hermiston Girls Take 3rd in State Tourney
The Hermiston girls basketball team took home the third-place trophy at the state 5A basketball tournament in Eugene on Saturday.
The Bulldogs, led by a...
More Than 500 Compete in Echo Bike Race
Echo’s population of about 715 jumped by 75 percent over the weekend of March 1-3 as more than 500 bicyclists converged onto the small...
In Pursuit of Ghostly Encounters
Ghost Hunters Northwest works to prove -- or debunk -- the existence of ghosts
In the dead of the night, when most of us are...
Construction Begins on Tillamook Plant Expansion in Boardman
The Tillamook County Creamery Association say the facility will expand by more than 63,000 square feet.
The expansion will add whey processing capabilities to Tillamook’s...
Wyden Holds 658th Town Hall Meeting
Energy, Social Security, Washington gridlock and the legalization of marijuana were among the many topics addressed by Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden on Monday, Feb....
Hermiston Offers Prescription Discount Card
The city of Hermiston today launched a program to help provide residents with some relief from the high cost of prescription medications.
Through the program...
Hermiston grapples with mobile vendor regulations
Hermiston City Councilor George Anderson likened the city’s efforts to agree on a set of regulations for mobile vendors to herding cats. He may...
Assault investigation leads to arrest
A Hermiston man was arrested and charged with second-degree assault following an incident on S.E. Fourth Street on Feb. 21.
Hermiston police were called to...
Hermiston presents immigration letter to Wyden
One week after the Hermiston City Council signed a letter asking federal lawmakers to work to create “fair and sensible” immigration reform, one such...
Committee to propose district boundaries, projects
A new advisory committee met on Feb. 28 and received forecasts for revenue that might come from the formation of a proposed Urban Renewal...
Hermiston council gives its support to Hispanic community
The city of Boardman recently passed an ordinance aimed at giving law enforcement the ability to designate individuals as affiliates of a criminal gang...
Hermiston School District one fastest growing in state
The student population within the Hermiston School District increased 2.3 percent from the previous year, making it the fifth fastest-growing among the state’s 33...
HHS to present Li’l Abner
The Hermiston High Drama Department will present its spring musical “Li’l Abner” April 12-13 and April 29-20 at Hermiston High School. Tickets will go...
