Malheur Enterprise – The Voice of Malheur County
WEBStray, abandoned, unwanted: Pets fill local rescue shelters to capacity. The fatigue is evident in the voices of those caring for Malheur County’s stray or abandoned dogs and cats. The two local shelters, one for dogs and one for cats, are out of room. They are out of volunteers and they are short of money. Yet, the dogs and cats [Read More…]
Sheriff’s office announces ‘Be Set’ evacuation alert for area east of ...
WEBJul 23, 2024 · Flames move down a hillside east of Willowcreek near Oregon Trail Cattle Feeders, Saturday, July 20. The Malheur County Sheriff's Office issued a Level 2, BE SET, evacuation alert for an area east of Interstate 84, north of Oregon Highway 201 and west of the Owyhee Canal, Tuesday, July 23.
Ambulance service seeks funding help from Malheur County officials
WEB1 day ago · ONTARIO – The primary ambulance provider for Malheur County is facing financial challenges and wants help from the Malheur County Court. Treasure Valley Paramedic officials met with the court – Judge Dan Joyce and Commissioners Jim Mendiola and Ron Jacobs – Sept. 4 to ask for forgiveness on a $90,000 dispatch fee debt and a moratorium on paying the fees over the next three years.
Grant money spurs audio tour plan for Vale murals
WEB1 day ago · VALE – Residents and tourists will soon be able to learn more about each mural in town from their cell phone, thanks to a $3,000 grant from the Ontario Visitors and Convention Board. The board approved the grant after the request in August from the Vale Heritage Reflections Mural Society. The society will create a …
PHOTOS: Thunderstorm causes damages to property and crops in …
WEBJul 1, 2024 · PHOTOS: Thunderstorm causes damages to property and crops in Malheur County. NYSSA—Some fields look unrecognizable after a powerful thunderstorm whipped through Malheur County on Wednesday, June 26. Farmers are assessing the property and crop damage, which some estimate could be in the millions. Paul Bentz, with Bentz Insurance in Vale, said ...
About us – Malheur Enterprise
WEBAbout us. The Malheur Enterprise provides professional reporting on matters of importance to the 33,000 residents of Malheur County, holding a national reputation for its enterprise and investigative reporting. The team at the Enterprise remembers always that its primary duty is to the people of the community, not powerful political figures or ...
Malheur County ranchers, resource managers assess options for …
WEBAug 16, 2024 · More in Business & economy: MCDC considers legal action to recover money spent on Nyssa rail project September 4, 2024; Federal court ruling could affect pest control on Oregon’s farms and rangeland August 26, 2024; Federal Farm Service Agency announces low-interest loans for ranchers, producers impacted by wildfire August 21, 2024
Local government – Malheur Enterprise
WEBSep 5, 2024 · County voters will get the chance to approve a ballot measure designed to end meetings held three times a year by the Malheur County Court to discuss moving Idaho’s border to include portions of eastern Oregon.
Ongoing drought triggers dry wells in Malheur County but help is ...
WEBJun 22, 2022 · More in : Coming Up: Car show, music, chili cook-off spice up scene at Adrian park September 18, 2024; National study finds local arts programs boost Malheur County’s economy September 18, 2024; Public Notices from the Enterprise, for the week of September 18, 2024 September 18, 2024
Malheur Enterprise wins national award for fighting secrecy over …
WEBApr 25, 2024 · The Malheur Enterprise has won a national award for fighting secrecy as it reported on the Treasure Valley Reload Center. The First Amendment Award was given to the family-owned newspaper by the Poynter Institute for Media Studies, a national journalism organization.
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