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LA GRANDE — The La Grande City Council and Urban Renewal Agency are set to meet for the annual city retreats, which will focus on an exchange of ideas and setting goals for the upcoming year.
The retreats serve as an opportunity for members of the council and URA to collaborate on ideas with city staff, which will then become a point of emphasis during budget developme...
Umatilla, Union counties home to 2 of the 9 revocations
SALEM — The Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training Board revoked the certifications of nine law enforcement officers, two of them in Eastern Oregon.
The board at its meeting Thursday, Jan. 22, considered 12 recommendations in all.
Recommendations regarding certifications come from the dep...
Company will require people starting June 1 to pay to use its lands
Manulife, a company that owns about 270,000 acres in Northeastern Oregon, primarily in Union, Wallowa and Umatilla counties, is withdrawing from Oregon’s Access and Habitat Program starting June 1, meaning those areas will no longer be open to free public access for hunting and other recreation.
The Or...
Jan. 31 is the deadline for people who bought a deer, elk, cougar, bear, pronghorn or turkey tag in 2025 to report their results to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Hunters are required to report even if they weren’t successful or didn’t hunt at all.
SportsPac buyers don’t need to report on voucher tags that were never redeemed.
A $25 penalty w...
Federal grant is for Eastern’s TRIO Student Support Services
LA GRANDE — First-generation college goers, students from low income families and students with disabilities attending Eastern Oregon University now have a new on-ramp for success.
EOU recently received a five-year, $1.09 million grant from the
