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1 of 3 alternatives would allow cutting trees more than 21 inches in diameter A proposed new management strategy for the three national forests in Northeastern Oregon could more than […]
JOHN DAY — The John Day and Urban Renewal Agency budget committees at their June 9 meetings approved adjusted budgets in anticipation of paying out at least one URA incentive […]
JOHN DAY — John Day will start the process of applying for a grant to update its water master plan, and the Grant County Farmers Market has found a new […]
JOHN DAY — The year is 1862, and gold has just been discovered in what would eventually become the town of Canyon City. The discovery led to a gold rush […]
MISSION — The Eastern Oregon Regional Veterans Stand Down & Resource Event will provide free information and support to area veterans. The event is Saturday, June 13, from 9 a.m. […]
IMNAHA — After a six-year hiatus, the Imnaha Bridge School will host a reunion on June 20, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the school. Jeannie Harmon-Collins said before […]
PENDLETON — The Umatilla National Forest announced it is continuing flood-recovery work with new repairs on Forest Service roads 47, 32 and 54, along with replacing the Little Tucannon bridge. […]
Republican voters faced a crowded field of candidates in this year’s primary, each hoping to unseat Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek this fall. But early election results released Tuesday night show […]
As gas prices at the pump continue to rise, Oregon voters easily rejected a sweeping transportation tax package that state leaders warned was necessary to avoid deep cuts to road […]
PENDLETON — The U.S. Forest Service’s years-long effort to write and approve new management plans for the three national forests in the Blue Mountains is nearing a milestone. The agency […]
GRANT COUNTY — The Oregon State Police Fish and Wildlife Division is seeking information regarding the killing of a collared wolf in Grant County. OSP in a news release reported […]
The following are unofficial results of local contested races and ballot measures in the May 19 primary election as of Friday, May 22, according to the Oregon Secretary of State. […]
JOHN DAY — The John Day City Council voted unanimously to extend its on-call professional services agreement with Ducote Consulting until 2029 at its May 26 meeting. The agreement states […]
WALLOWA COUNTY — Wallowa County topped voter turnout for Oregon’s May 19 primary election. More than 61% of Wallowa County’s 6,319 registered voters cast ballots, according to the Oregon Secretary […]
JOHN DAY — The Grant County Library’s 2026 summer program will see familiar faces and fresh acts across six events in June and July. Kicking off the summer program is […]
JOHN DAY — A storm system Thursday, May 28, that was projected to bring with it heavy rains, winds, lightning, large hail and even tornadoes swept through Grant County, largely […]
CANYON CITY — A Grant County running event that has been a staple of the community for more than 20 years and serves as the kickoff for the second day […]
CANYON CITY — One if the key figures in the early days of Canyon City is the grand marshal of the 2026 ’62 Days Celebration. Colby Farrell, president of the […]
CANYON CITY — The Grant County Court at its meeting Wednesday, June 3, considers a truancy ordinance in addition to holding discussions about a pair of lease agreements. The district […]
JOHN DAY — The Oregon Department of Transportation advised travelers should expect daytime lane closures and delays starting Monday, June 8, on Highway 26 in Grant, Baker and Malheur counties […]
DALE — The U.S. Postal Service has approved the contract for services that will keep the Dale Post Office open for the foreseeable future. The Dale Post Office announced in […]
JOHND DAY — The Malheur National Forest, in a press release on June 3, announced that it had signed a 20-year stewardship agreement with John Day-based Iron Triangle LLC. Under […]
CANYON CITY — The administrators of the Charissa Lee Palmer Scholarship, in a press release sent by Grant County Education Service District Superintendent Robert Waltenburg on June 3, announced its […]
CANYON CITY — The Grant County Court, at its June 4 meeting, decided to have its legal team and insurance carrier review a controversial proposed daytime curfew ordinance, citing liability […]