Benson, 75, was born in North Carolina but spent most of his upbringing in Georgia. He said he made a “feeble” attempt at ...

Weeds overtake informational signs at an overlook off U.S. Highway 20/26 east of Vale on Saturday, Nov. 16. The Malheur ...

Mark Joyce, a director of the Juntura Road District, recently agreed to pay a $1,500 fine for violating state ethics laws ...

The Ontario High School girls basketball team fell short in a non-league game on Thursday, Dec. 19, at the Nyssa Christmas ...

County officials are continuing negotiations to sell its unfinished reload center and industrial park to a national railroad ...

To help curb their decline, a federal wildlife nonprofit has granted nearly $760,000 to improve the monarch’s habitat. The ...

A Jordan Valley girls basketball player pulls up for a shot on Dec. 19, during the Mustangs 53-22 win against Council at the ...

Details of the pending sale of the Treasure Valley Reload Center and county-owned industrial park were released on Monday, ...

The man was turning blue, reacting to an apparent overdose of fentanyl. Jim Maret, Nyssa city manager who also doubles as a volunteer reserve police officer, acted to save the man’s life.

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The man was turning blue, reacting to an apparent overdose of fentanyl. Jim Maret, Nyssa city manager who also doubles as a volunteer reserve police officer, acted to save the man’s life.