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Other views | It’s time for a time change
The Oregon Senate last week took a step toward ending our generally pointless (and potentially harmful) twice-annual ritual…
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Sei Mee Tea: A taste of Japan in Wallowa County
Kiyomi Koike, owner of local business, Sei Mee Tea, came to the United States 25 years ago from…
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Press: USDA Grants to fund innovative conservation technology in Oregon
Grants available to encourage innovative conservation technologies in Oregon. Apply to the Natural Resources Conservation Service by…
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Out of the Past: 4-10 Issue
100 years ago April 10, 1919 The old county high school building overlooking Enterprise has been sold and…
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Letter: Joseph City Council: Where’s the due process on Farmers Market
At the Joseph City Council meeting held April 4, the mayor, some council members and attendees once again…
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Wallowa County tops nation in health/wellnes
It’s a fitting recognition for World Health Month that “U.S. News and World Report” has ranked Wallowa County…
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OOP: New commercial construction and agricultural innovation fuel Wallowa County over the years
100 years ago April 3, 1919 The war trophy train, touring the northwest in the interest of the…
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New funds for economic innovation may be coming to Wallowa County
Wallowa County may get some much needed financial relief in 2019. More accurately, it may now finally realize…
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Out of the Past: Joseph Mill ends three month layoff
100 years ago March 27, 1919 After running for seven years, the sawmill of the Lapwai Lumber company…
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Press Release: Walden reemerges to address constituents
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Oregon’s U.S. Rep. Greg Walden announced seven more town halls next week across Eastern Oregon.
