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December 29, 2023
OTEC announces first Named Tradesman Scholarship
JOHN DAY – Oregon Trail Electric Cooperative’s Manager of Communications Shane Stenquist told KJDY Coffee …Read More
December 29, 2023
First-of-its-kind pow wow is planned
PENDLETON – The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation and the city of Pendleton …Read More
December 29, 2023
Connors files rebate bill to offset WA’s high gas prices
OLYMPIA – Ahead of the 2024 session, Rep. April Connors (R-Kennewick) has filed legislation to …Read More
December 29, 2023
Single vehicle rollover crash in Harney County caused by icy conditions
Harney County-According to an Oregon State Police report, on Wednesday night of December 27, 2023, …Read More
December 29, 2023
Local law enforcement stepping up patrols on New Year’s Eve
NORTHEAST OREGON — Those planning to indulge in New Year’s Eve festivities are warned to …Read More
December 29, 2023
After 19 years the Imbler School District Choir Program is back
IMBLER – After a nearly two-decade gap in its musical education offerings, the Imbler School …Read More
December 29, 2023
North Powder announces over a million dollars in grant funds for a new library
NORTH POWDER – In a recent newsletter, the city of North Powder announced that it …Read More
December 29, 2023
Enterprise High moving back up to 2A classification
ENTERPRISE — The Outlaws of Enterprise are heading back to the 2A ranks. The OSAA …Read More
December 28, 2023
Holiday reminder to hunters, report tags by January 31
OREGON – With the new year fast approaching, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is …Read More
December 28, 2023
New Year’s Day Closure for the Malheur National Forest Offices
John Day, Prairie City and Hines (Released by the Malheur National Forest-All Malheur National Forest …Read More