Umatilla Repeals Gun Restriction Ordinance
It’s no longer illegal to carry a firearm into a bar in Umatilla – if you have the correct permits, of course.
Until Monday night,...
July 8: Umatilla County Health Reports 20 New Cases of COVID-19
Umatilla County Health today reported 20 new cases - the same total as Wednesday.
Today's new cases bring the county's overall total to 8,759. There are 437...
Imnaha River Chinook Season Closes July 3
The Chinook salmon season on the Imnaha River will close on Sunday, July 3.
According to Jeff Yanke, Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife fish...
Register Now for Private Swim Lessons
The Hermiston Family Aquatic Center is now registering ofor the 2017 private swim lessons.
Residents can register for one 25-minute lesson for $18 or 10...
E. Oregon Workforce Board Hosting Free Lunch & Learn on Friday
Eastern Oregon Workforce Board is hosting a free Employer Lunch & Learn event this Friday, June 30 at the Port of Morrow Riverfront Center...
Hermiston Chamber Welcomes New Accounting Firm in Hermiston
A new accounting firm has opened in Hermiston.
Anderson Boylan Ramos, P.C. held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday with the help of the Hermiston Chamber...
Umatilla County Receives Grant to Support South County Transit Route
Umatilla County has been awarded a Statewide Transportation Improvement Fund (STIF) Intercommunity Discretionary grant for $36,000 from the Oregon Transportation Commission.
This grant will allow...
Boardman Warns Residents Regarding Fake Utility Worker
Boardman officials are warning residents of a scam involving a fake utility worker.
Recently there have been reports of a fake water utility worker asking...
Hermiston Mural Project Sends Message of Unity
A mural project inspired Hermiston residents to paint shoulder to shoulder to send out a message about unity and togetherness in the Latino community.
More...
ODOT Work May Cause Delays to Motorists Using 11th Street
The Oregon Department of Transportation is constructing improvements along 11th Street in Hermiston at the Orchard Street and Elm Street intersections.
Updates include new or upgraded...
Umatilla County Special Library District Board to Meet on June 27
The Umatilla County Special Library District Board's monthly meeting will be held Thursday, June 27.
The meeting will be at 5:30 p.m. at the district...
Boat Inspection Station Opens in Umatilla, Other Places Around State
Boating season is starting and people hauling both motorized and non-motorized boats must stop at watercraft inspection stations opening around Oregon next week. Large...
HPD Weekend Activity Report
Here’s a rundown of the Hermiston Police Department cases from night shift Friday through night shift Sunday:
2 hit and run reports
2 found...
TRCI Holding Hiring Event on Feb. 7
The Two Rivers Correctional Institution, 82911 Beach Access Road, will host a meet-and-greet event 3-6 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 7.
The open house encourages those interested...
BMCC Seeks to Fill Budget Committee Vacancy
The Blue Mountain Community College Board of Education is seeking to appoint a member of the community to the College Budget Committee for a...
National Weather Service Issues Excessive Heat Warning
The National Weather Service out of Pendleton has issued an Excessive Heat Warming for the Lower Columbia Basin.
The warning is in effect until 11...
Hermiston District Holding New Student Enrollment
New student enrollment for the 2013-14 school year is now open for the Hermiston School District.
The district is holding enrollment for new students entering...
Hermison Man Arrested After Alleged Stabbing
An alleged stabbing landed a man in jail and a woman in the hospital, according to the Hermiston Police Department.
Hermiston Police Chief Jason Edmiston...
Morrow County Harvest Festival Set for Oct. 1
The third annual Morrow County Harvest Festival is coming to the SAGE Center on Saturday, Oct. 1, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The free...
Good Shepherd Limiting Visitor Access Due to Coronavirus
Good Shepherd Health Care System is limiting visiting hours in light of the continued spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) infection.
Good Shepherd officials are...
