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200-Plus People Turn Out for ‘Common Ground’ Ag Documentary

With more than 200 people attending, a free one-time screening of the regenerative farming documentary “Common Ground” was held Feb. 7 at the Wildhorse...

GSHCS Adjusts Family Birth Center Visitation Due to Increase in Viruses

Good Shepherd’s Family Birth Center has adjusted its visitation restriction due to the increased influenza (flu) and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) viruses that are...

Snack Foods Get Their Due at Pendleton Center for the Arts

The snack foods that are a staple of many families’ pantries have come off the shelf and into the East Oregonian Gallery at the...

Fund Hopes to Help Thousands of Struggling Undocumented Immigrants

By Lynne Terry A nonprofit founded at the beginning of the pandemic to help undocumented immigrants is poised to distribute safety net grants to thousands...

HPD Chief Among Those Addressing Drug Crisis Before Legislators

By Ben Botkin/Oregon Capital Chronicle Police officers lack the tools they need to help drug addicts enter treatment to help them kick the habit, Oregon...

CTUIR Awarded $3M for Construction of Wastewater Treatment Plant

The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Reservation (CTUIR) will receive $3 million in federal funding to build a wastewater treatment plant to recycle water...

Rep. Greg Smith Wants to See Improvements in Child Care

Like a lot of things, this started small and turned into a huge snowball rolling downhill. State Rep. Greg Smith, R, Heppner, wanted to sample...

SMART Reading Program Seeks Community Volunteer Readers

SMART Reading invites volunteers to give one hour a week to help children read. Volunteers with the children’s literacy program will be placed at a...

Echo PTO Helps Students Find Perfect Gift for Family Members

Finding the perfect Christmas gift is often a struggle — especially for children who want to surprise their parents. The Echo Parent Teacher Organization helped...

Oregon Gray Wolves Expected to Spread West and South

By Grant Stringer/Oregon Capital Chronicle State biologists say Oregon’s gray wolf population may have reached its ecological limit in the eastern third of the state...

Oregon 1st State to Make Affordable Health Care a Constitutional Right

By Ben Botkin Oregon will be the first state in the nation to enshrine the right to affordable health care in its constitution. Ballot Measure 111...

Weston-McEwen Band Director to Direct His Last Half-Time Show

Rob McIntyre, band director at Weston-McEwen High School, has spent 24 years at the helm of the school’s Pipes and Drums group. On Friday, Feb....

Three CTUIR Associate Judges Take to the Bench, Now Hearing Cases

With less than a month since being approved by the Board of Trustees, the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation’s (CTUIR) three new...

Irrigon Elementary School Holds First Career Fair for Students

Irrigon Elementary School (IES) recenty invited professionals from various industries to their school, offering students an opportunity to explore different careers in an engaging...

Oregon Agrees to a Record $1.4 Billion in Public Health Settlements

By Ben Botkin Oregon will receive an estimated $701.5 million to fight opioid addiction from settlements with companies that distributed, produced or sold the addictive...
Blue Mountain Community College

BMCC Board Votes to Pursue Pell for Prisons in Corrections Education

The Blue Mountain Community College Board of Education voted Wednesday to pursue a new program designed to deliver for-credit classes in regional Oregon correctional...

Umatilla School District Students Advance to Robotics Competition

The almost accidental point of progressive competitions for school students has to be the progress part. Three teams of middle school students at Umatilla School...

Ceremonial Signing Celebrates Historic Columbia River Basin Pact

Delegates representing the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) visited the White House on Feb. 23 for a ceremonial signing of the...

Port of Morrow Will Pay $2 Million to Clean Up Dirty Drinking Water

By Alex Baumhardt/Oregon Capital Chronicle The Port of Morrow will send nearly $2 million to the Oregon Health Authority to support clean drinking water efforts in northeast...

Good Shepherd Announces Addition of Hospital-Based Dialysis Care

Good Shepherd Health Care System (GSHCS) announced on Tuesday that it has equipped its Critical Care Unit and Emergency Department to provide dialysis treatment,...

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