All of The Argus Observer & Independent Enterprise's coverage of the novel coronavirus outbreak
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- St. Luke’s seeks donated crutches to help patients due to supply chain disruptions
- ITD reopens Linden Street under I-84 until Spring 2022
- Supreme Court updates COVID-19 precautions to reflect local conditions
- Fruitland officials to attempt sidewalk grant again
- Commission approves tax exemptions for Zellers Crossing HOA
- Things to do Sunday, Nov. 28
- Snake River Valley all conference awards for 2021 season
NEW PLYMOUTH — Recently, on Nov. 23, the Fruitland Grizzlies women’s basketball team traveled to New Plymouth High School to take on the Pilgr…
VALE — On Nov. 3, city of Vale City Manager Todd Fuller received a letter from Lisa Reeser, coordinator for the Eastern Oregon Border Economic…
VALE — As part of Drexel H. Foundation’s sustainability program, 14 bikes were given away free to volunteers who participated in Drexel’s Art …
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Fish, clam and crab for free on Friday and Saturday in Oregon
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Official for rail shipping facility says project is 'on the right track'
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Protect Oregon’s native wildlife and think carefully about gift-giving certain pets
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Ontario man gets 6 years for selling meth and firearms
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Weiser man gets five years for having child porn
Process intensifies for volunteers at food pantries: COVID causes more work and double the customers
NYSSA — Local food pantries have helped people around Malheur County keep food on the table, but in turn, people and businesses in the county …
MALHEUR COUNTY — For local schools, it has been frustrating dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic starting about a year ago, which saw the closur…
PAYETTE - Just because your past or present isn’t the greatest to think about does not necessarily mean things will always be that way. That’s…
NYSSA — An agreement that Union Pacific will serve the Treasure Valley Reload Center and outlines the maintenance, operation, liability and tr…
SALEM — Illegal wildlife trafficking thrives during gift-giving seasons, especially with small, difficult-to-track animals like turtles and re…
NEW PLYMOUTH — Recently, on Nov. 23, the Fruitland Grizzlies women’s basketball team traveled to New Plymouth High School to take on the Pilgr…
BEND — On Nov. 20, the No. 1 Adrian Antelopes’ football team traveled to Caldera High School, in Bend, Oregon, to compete against No. 4 Lost R…
JOHN DAY — Two trophy-class mule deer bucks were the latest targets of poachers in Grant County, and OSP Fish and Wildlife Troopers would like…
BEND — Recently, on Nov. 20, the Vale Vikings’ football team traveled to Caldera High School, in Bend, Oregon, to compete against No. 3 South …
BOISE — Khalil Shakir rolled up 192 all-purpose yards, George Holani rushed for 114 yards, and Boise State returned two blocked punts for touc…
“As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him: Rooted and built up in him, and stablished in the faith, as ye have b…
Thanksgiving is a beloved holiday. Families may have their own unique Thanksgiving traditions, but one staple of this kickoff to the holiday s…
Some of us don’t come back and others are broken but all of us come back different. War and conflict are the reason for this column. Picking u…
Please read Psalm 69
- Board members said they would take Safe Schools training on Nov. 12
- Holiday bazaar is not canceled - social gatherings, OK, too
- Oregon OSHA fines Adrian School District nearly $12,000 over workplace safety violations
- 8 football players could be charged in hazing case
- Man dies while working on canal in Vale
- Snapchat leads police to 3 suspects believed to be part of Kieron Hatchett's murder
- DA releases names of victims in double murder
- Sheriff: Deputy is OK after dog attack
- Sheriff's Office investigating hazing complaint among football players
- Man who shot police officer 27 years ago to get parole
To begin, let me just say I’m fully aware this column has a Thanksgiving feel to it, and I’m further fully aware it will be printed a full 3 d…
NEW PLYMOUTH — As the city of New Plymouth continues to grow, New Plymouth City Hall is growing with it. The facility will be moving to a new …
PAYETTE — A hot topic at the Payette City Council’s regular meeting on Monday was proposed Ordinance No. 1500, which would rezone an area of l…
Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, and often when a business owner dies, the family business is tied up in their estate. Recog…
Don’t blame the unvaccinated for the activation of the state’s “crisis standards of care” at Idaho’s hospitals. Blame the state’s big hospitals.
University of Wisconsin quarterback Graham Mertz speaks to the media after the 18th-ranked Badgers fell to the Minnesota Golden Gophers 23-13 …
The University of Wisconsin football team surrendered Paul Bunyan's Axe after the Minnesota Golden Gophers defeated the 18th-ranked Badgers 23…
University of Wisconsin football players speak to the media after the 18th-ranked Badgers fell to the Minnesota Golden Gophers 23-13 in the Ba…
University of Wisconsin football coach Paul Chryst speaks to the media after the 18th-ranked Badgers fell to the Minnesota Golden Gophers 23-1…