Editorials
Voice of the Chieftain: Oregon’s complicated past with capital punishment
Oregon’s history tells story of a populace’s fickle approach to the death penalty. Initially adopted in 1864, capital…
Columnists
Current State of Affairs: The perennial power of friendship
It was the summer of 2001 when my family moved to Wallowa County. Undoubtedly this would change my…
Editorials
Voice of the Chieftain: Oregon Capitol in need of a new normal
On the surface, life is back to normal in the Oregon Capitol.
Editorials
Voice of the Chieftain: Should voting age be lowered to 16?
Oregon voters may soon get to decide whether to lower the voting age to 16.
Editorials
Editorial: We need a rural housing solution
The Oregon Legislature can’t get housing right, on either side of the aisle. Like almost any spot in…
Editorials
Current state of affairs
If any of you are like me, you’re growing weary of the division in our country, our communities…
Editorials
Voice of the Chieftain
As we report in this weeks edition, the Wallowa County Planning Commission rejected an application by the Joseph…
Archives
Editorial: A tale of two subsidies
A Tale of two subsidies: Subsidies make an economy work. After all, very little could be accomplished without…
Editorials
Credit where its due: Cheers to the Wallowa Memorial Hospital
Wallowa County’s own Wallowa Memorial Hospital and its staff have been diligent these past several years under the…
Editorials
Editor’s word
Over the past week information has come to our attention regarding an issue that we take very seriously.…
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