Megaload Slowly Approaching Oregon-Idaho Border
The so-called ‘megaload’ is making its way – mega-slowly – across Eastern Oregon and has arrived at John Day.
The Ontario Argus Observer reports that...
Keep Your Dogs Safe During Trapping Season
With trapping seasons underway in Oregon, dog owners need to be aware that there could be traps in areas where they are hiking with...
Altrusa Seeks Outstanding Young Citizen Nominations
Do you know a young person (under the age of 25) that has willingly taken on responsibilities of helping others? Altrusa International of...
Law Enforcement to Crack Down on Drunk Driving
Eat, drink and be merry this holiday season, but if you find yourself a little too merry, don’t get behind the wheel of an...
Volunteers Needed for Christmas Fellowship Dinner
Volunteers are needed to serve the hundreds of people expected to take part in the annual Christmas Community Fellowship Dinner.
And if the Thanksgiving dinner...
Christmas Tree Permits Available
Christmas tree permits are now available for the Umatilla National Forest and the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest.
Permits can be purchased for $5 and are limited...
Warmer Weather Should Stick Around
The warmer weather that was promised was delivered over the weekend and is expected to continue into the week.
Today’s high temperature should reach 50...
U.S. Entity Releases Treaty Recommendation
The U.S. Entity on Friday sent a final regional recommendation concerning the future of the Columbia River Treaty to the U.S. Department of State....
A New Way to Junk Your Junker
We’ve all seen them forever parked next to the street curb. Maybe you have one and don’t know how to get rid of it....
Phone Scammers Impersonating OSP Officers
The Oregon State Police (OSP) is warning the public to be aware of phone scams by individuals claiming to be the state police.
The OSP...
ODOT Suggests Alternatives to Studded Tires
With more winter weather rolling across parts of the state, many motorists are reviewing their options when it comes to different types of chains...
Little Room at the Inn
City's Hotel Occupancy Rates Exceed State, National Averages
It’s not as easy to find a hotel room in Hermiston as it used to be. The...
Stanfield celebrating “Holiday Fun” This Saturday
After overwhelming success with its fall festival, Stanfield is celebrating again this Saturday with “Holiday Fun.”
Including activities for children, a free community dinner, hay...
Echo Seeks Items for Food Baskets
The city of Echo is collecting food, toys and cash for its Food Basket program.
The public is encouraged to donate canned and packaged food....
Megaload Back on the Road
Warmer temperatures have made it possible for the first of three “megaloads” to get back on the road.
The Walla Walla Union-Bulletin reported that warmer...
Area Students Graduate from EOU
Four area students recently graduated from Eastern Oregon University in La Grande.
Three students from Boardman are among the recent graduates, including Manuel Aviles Cordero,...
Gonorrhea Cases on the Rise in Umatilla County
Fifteen cases of gonorrhea have been reported in the past eight weeks, according to the Umatilla County Public Health Department.
Sarah Williams, public health director...
Local Organizations Receive Wildhorse Grants
The Hermiston School District and Irrigon and Umatilla Little League were among the 30 recipients of grant money from the Wildhorse Foundation.
The foundation, a...
End of an Era: Pronghorn Relocated from Depot
Nearly 40 pronghorn antelope were captured and relocated from the Umatilla Chemical Depot (UMCD) to Malheur County on Tuesday.
Pronghorn were long-time residents of the...
Umatilla County Ranked 4th in State for Job Seekers
Umatilla County is one of the best places in the state of Oregon to live if you’re a job seeker.
That’s according to Nerd Wallet,...
