Council Work Session Re-Scheduled for Nov. 4
The October Hermiston City Council work session, scheduled for 6 p.m. on Oct. 28, has been re-scheduled to 6 p.m. on Nov. 4 in...
Depot Land Transfer No Simple Process
What do you do with 17,000 acres of land that for more than 70 years has been used to store conventional and chemical weapons...
Donors Bring Bronze Bulldog to Kennison Field
Amidst the bustling homecoming activities taking place at Hermiston High School during the week of October 14, a different commotion was taking place in...
HHS Video of the Week: What Are You Listening To?
Hermiston High School senior and Northeast Oregon Now intern Tory Gertsch asked fellow students what they are listening to on their iPods. Play the...
Hispanic Committee Endorses County Levies
Umatilla County Sheriff Terry Rowan and Umatilla County Commissioner Bill Elfering have been making the rounds lately trying to convince voters to support a...
Hispanic Committee Seeks 2 New Members
The Hermiston Hispanic Advisory Committee is seeking community members to fill two openings on the committee.
The committee recently expanded from seven members to nine....
GOP Candidate for Governor to be Chamber Guest
Oregon State Rep. Dennis Richardson, a Republican candidate for governor, will be a guest at the Hermiston Chamber of Commerce’s Business to Business Luncheon...
Umatilla Aims to Expand Dual Language Program
In a kindergarten classroom at McNary Heights Elementary, students spent Wednesday morning learning about the letter "V". The students checked their name tags to...
Cook Industrial Site Re-Certified as 'Project Ready'
Hermiston’s 275-acre Cook Industrial Site has been re-certified as “Project Ready” by the Oregon Business Development Department, which re-evaluates certified sites every two years.
The...
Happy Homecoming for Hermiston
The Hermiston Bulldogs ended a two-game skid Friday night with a dominating 60-34 win over Hood River on Homecoming night at Kennison Field.
The Eagles,...
Weapons Allowed in School – for Hunting Class
The Umatilla School Board approved on Thursday the second and final reading of a new district weapons policy which will allow weapons on campus...
College Application Week set for Nov. 4-7 at HHS
It won’t be long before high school seniors with college aspirations will need to start filling out applications to the school or schools of...
Capeco Seeks Donations of Socks, Gloves, Hats
Capeco is seeking donations of new or gently used winter gloves and hats, as well as new socks.
The items will be given to people...
Signups Set for Christmas Assistance Program
The Salvation Army will take requests for its Christmas Assistance Program on Oct. 22-23 in Hermiston and Oct. 28-31 in Pendleton.
The program is for...
Umatilla Police Offering Safety Seminars for Women
The Umatilla Police Department is playing host to a Women’s Safety Summit over the next several weeks.
The classes, which will be held at the...
HPD Reports Crime Numbers Down From Year Ago
The Hermiston Police Department is reporting a 30-percent drop in violent crime through the first nine months of the year compared to the same...
County to Put Public Safety Levies Before Voters
Umatilla County Sheriff Terry Rowan stepped into a tough spot when he became the county’s top law officer last year.
The county’s population has gone...
Fair Court to Return for 2014 Umatilla County Fair
The Umatilla County Fair Court is returning after a two-year absence.
The Umatilla County Fair Board of Directors announced Tuesday that the fair court will...
HHS Event to Focus on Parent Involvement
Dr. Luis Cruz will return to the Hermiston School District on Monday, Oct. 28 for a Parent University session and all secondary-level families are...
Girl Scouts Give Back to Local Schools
Hermiston Girl Scout Troop 51444 believes that no student should be without the equipment that they need in order to get a proper education.
That...
