La Grande, OR News

• La Grande, OR News
• MEMORIAL DAY: A Time to Remember
• Flying high
• Commission approves land use ordinance
• Fighting obesity
• Memorial Day
• Woodworking students win awards at Spring Show in Elgin
• Letters and comments for May 25, 2012
• Obituaries for the day of May 25, 2012
• Remembering with honor loved ones, veterans
• Auditions set for ‘Fiddler’
• In memory of the ones we used to be
• Haynie leading NAIA decathlon battle
• Space adventure radio play opens Saturday
• Sumpter Valley Railroad opens for season Friday
• Union County well represented at 30th annual Wallowa Festival of Arts
• Goss band in concert Friday night
• Meet the Pioneers
• Public transit official urges riders to bring along their bikes
• EOLS court member donates tickets to elderly senior citizens
• Original Guard members anticipate Memorial Day flyover
• City awards 2 contracts
• Letters and comments for May 24, 2012
• Jobs outlook brightens in Wallowa County
• Spinning Wheel of Fortune
• Reviving radio theater
• Poetry contest winners earn accolades
• Letters and comments for May 23, 2012
• Cleanup Day successful
• Obituaries for the day of May 23, 2012
• Playing tourist in Boise helps one see city in whole new light
• Airlink to change ownership
• Have you seen this plant?
• Lewis earns track title in 300-meter hurdles
• Cubs take Special District 6 softball crown
• Union seniors have successful swan song
• Martin leads Imbler girls
• Mountaineers finish fourth in Cascade Conference all-sports trophy standings
• Driven to distraction
• Three Cove superintendent finalists meet public
• Sheriff’s Office to provide police coverage for Elgin
• County board will vote on amendment to local land use plan
• Cove’s own Dog Whisperer
• Hunting Report for May 18, 2012 / ODFW
• Viewing Report for May 18, 2012 / ODFW
• Fishing Report for May 18, 2012 / ODFW
• Four walls, no matter how they are beautified, do not make home
• Chamber groups perform in concert
• Letters and comments for May 18, 2012
• Elgin district may cut one teaching job to balance budget
• Reward offered in animal death
• Enterprise man indicted in fatal stabbing
• Community service
• Minam rafters clean up campsites
• Umatilla County sheep attacked by wolves
• EOU student body president elected
• Obituaries for the day of May 18, 2012
• Crystal Apples
• City of La Grande sets informational meeting on Big H project
• Letters and comments for May 17, 2012
• The world is going nuts
• Obituaries for the day of May 17, 2012
• Lady Cats bounce Elgin/Imbler
• Sharing treasures, Mother’s Day style
• Lighting up the Fourth
• Reintroducing fire into the forest
• Committee approves city budget proposal
• OSU president tours region
• Art takes stage
• Letters and comments for May 16, 2012
• Obituaries for the day of May 16, 2012
• Tigers repeat!
• Enterprise, Wallowa finish at state
• Farmers’ market season starts Saturday
• Medical center up and running
• Avary’s Animals
• Leopards do just enough to take district crown
• LHS in tie for first at state tournament
• Lady Panthers win District 4 championship in runaway fashion
• Obituaries for the day of May 15, 2012
• Did you vote? If not, go cast your ballot
• Local conductor leads cast in ‘Titanic, the Musical’
• Urban renewel budget gets committee’s OK
• Century-old legacy for Union High building
• Elgin’s sidewalks repaired
• 'BIG H' streetscape project could start in June
• Ford Family grant brings Opera House restoration fund to about $900,000
• Letter carriers will remember food drive’s founder Saturday
• Letters and comments for May 11, 2012
• Obituaries for the day of May 11, 2012
• Start demanding health care answers from our leaders
• EOU’s Bragg, Moore place in Cascade meet events
• Penguin authority will be keynote speaker at Ladd Marsh Birdathon
• Elk population survey finds calf ratios up in Union County
• Hunting Report for May 11, 2012 / ODFW
• City budget calls for no cuts or layoffs
• Post office in Imnaha to stay open
• Pedaling for political prisoners
• Letters and comments for May 10, 2012
• Tick, tick, tick goes spring bomb
• Obituaries for the day of May 10, 2012
• Cove’s Morris edges field for district title
• LGSC takes title in Baker
• Salmon swimming this way
• Old-fashioned plowing
• Softball player sues EOU over head injury
• Brazen burglars strike in broad daylight
• La Grande High to statge TITANIC EVENT
• Learn about La Grande budget
• Letters and comments for May 9, 2012
• Obituaries for the day of May 9, 2012
• Albrecht sacrifices for Tiger victory
• Union/Cove rolls up 39 runs in sweep
• Wallace, Miles earn ticket to state golf tourney
• Check brings Shelter closer to fundraising goal
• Letters and comments for May 8, 2012
• Classic bridge
• Store sustains major damage in blaze
• City addresses tourism agreements at next session
• Enterprise wins Jo-Hi track invitational
• LHS snaps Ontario’s win streak, manages split
• Elgin wins battles with Antelopes
• La Grande blows away Ontario with Saturday softball sweep
• EOU shows off offense in Blue/Gold scrimmage
• Wolf kills four sheep
• Doors to the past swing open on Mother’s Day
• Search for new school chief in Cove narrows
• Letters and comments for May 4, 2012
• Obituaries for the day of May 4, 2012
• Failure to prepare is preparing to fail
• Monkey Wards store boasts colorful history
• Seven from Imbler chapter Earn FFA American Degree
• Bulgarians turn petals of the Rosa Damascena flowers into liquid gold
• Local dancers win awards in Pendleton, Boise shows
• A lively time
• RSVP for train Mothers Day brunch
• Robertson and Friends perform for chamber series concert
• Small town setting inspires new collection of short stories
• All that jazz
• Learn to do country swing Thursdays
• Music for a cause
• Urban kids experience ranch life
• Students get hands-on feel for the fiddle
• Four musicians to headline season finale of Tunesmith Night features
• Market Place taking shape
• Cove’s Morris takes first at Buffalo Peak
• Union/Cove batters visiting Prospectors to claim 8-4 win in final non-league game of season
• Obituaries for the day of May 2, 2012
• Letters and comments for May 2, 2012
• Steak feed to beef up Elgin Stampede coffers
• Imbler High junior elected Ore. student president of FBLA
• Bobcats sweep Cougars, move to first place in league
• CardioPulmonary Resuscitation
• Not too early to get spring vegetable seeds in ground
• Lady Tigers grab Pepsi track crown
• Goss wins again, carding a 71 in Vale
• Letters and comments for May 1, 2012
• Obituaries for the day of May 1, 2012
• Orphanages receive boost from local church
• Tigers split with McLoughlin
• Union/Cove splits with Enterprise, Pine Eagle
• 50-seat venue opens at historic Liberty Theater
• Union on verge of renewing contract with sheriff’s department
• Reaching out to military family
• Obituaries for the day of April 27, 2012
• Wallowa County’s heart beats strong
• Letters and comments for April 27, 2012
• Teeny-tiny fuzz balls prove opposites attract
• Bulgarian civilization one of the oldest
• Former Tiger seeks baseball dream in Roswell
• Norway’s Rondane National Park: Gliding through enchanted landscape
• Easement restoration will benefit spotted frog
• Senior FFA students take dream trek into Hells Canyon
• Senate bill would save post office
• Willis crowned CJD rodeo queen
• Airlift benefits Minam River Lodge, pilots
• Allergy Festival beckons
• Annual math competition draws large field
• FOREST ROADS PLAN: Access to firewood big fear
• Plan won’t impact 2012 hunting seasons
• World Book Night celebrates reading
• Cubs sweep puts team in first-place tie
• Union’s speed thrills coach at Elgin meet
• La Grande’s Robinson takes third at Reno World Championships
• Elgin lets Stanfield escape with 9-7 victory
• Teachers, staff face possible layoffs in Union
• College-bound in North Powder
• Public can learn about Palmer Jct. road project Monday
• Jobs for vets
• Future open-ended for travel management on forest
• Crafty use of yard sale items
• Eastern Learning Center marks 25 years
• Letters and comments for April 24, 2012
• Glad forest plan pulled
• Obituaries for the day of April 24, 2012
• Youth arts festival
• La Grande boys grab third at Kiwanis, girls sixth
• Lynn sets season mark, leads Enterprise to fourth place
• Mountaineers end season with sweep
• La Grande sweeps rival Bulldogs 4-3, 9-1
• Lady Tigers drop two to Baker
• Obituaries for the day of April 23, 2012
• Making an impact
• 60-year milestones: 90-year-old recognized for six decades of service
• Fishing Report for April 20, 2012 / ODFW
• Viewing Report for April 20, 2012 / ODFW
• EOU ranked 17th in NAIA spring football poll
• Tigers take third in state golf preview
• EOU AD named new Cascade commissioner
• Deja vu: Haynie gets second straight NAIA honor
• The sky is falling
• Find a moment alone, waiting for someone special
• Obituaries for the day of April 20, 2012
• Letters and comments for April 20, 2012
• Park brick work to get makeover
• ‘Music Man’ curtain rises Friday in Lostine
• BMCC to close Wallowa County campus
• Alpenfest fundraising continues
• Solar thermal workshops offered
• Wallowa woman's business uses art as way to encourage right brain thinking
• Cougars manage split with La Grande JV
• Enterprise steals Stanfield stash on the track, takes gold
• Letters and comments for April 19, 2012
• Forest Service pulls travel plan
• Police chief: Teen drinking isn’t a rite of passage
• Annual auction to benefit community center in Elgin
• Letters and comments for April 18, 2012
• Back to the drawing board
• Forest supervisor right to withdraw road closure plan
• Obituaries for the day of April 18, 2012
• Test drives rev up high school athletic, activity programs
• Elgin to send water bills monthly starting July 1
• Union track splits up for success at both St. Helens, EOU invites
• EOU’s Haynie sets season mark, clears seven feet in high jump
• Mountaineers manage split with NCU, swept by Concordia
• La Grande boys take home invite title
• Lady Tigers leap competition for first-place finish
• Glass not just half empty but cracked, too
• Obituaries for the day of April 16, 2012
• Letters and comments for April 16, 2012
• Wyden addresses roads plan
• Fun, disappointing - Summerville singer describes her audition for NBC’s ‘The Voice’
• Strive to reach the top, urges inspirational speaker
• Elgin plant becomes DEQ-compliant
• School chief leaving Cove for Amity post
• Wheelchair-access advocate speaks out
• Letters and comments for April 13, 2012
• Mark Davidson right choice for commissioner
• obituaries for the day of April 13, 2012
• Notes from our very first overseas trip
• Will the real Springfield take a bow?
• Maybe it’s time to do a little housecleaning
• Mills named to all-state second team
• Dancing for a cause: Utah group’s performance benefits LHS band
• ‘Peter Pan’ offers swashbuckling entertainment
• Contra dance scheduled for Saturday
• ArtsEast presents Working Ranch Women
• Northwest fiddlers gather in Union for shindig
• Third Thursday: Mother, son artists show work at Blue Turtle Gallery
• Saturday’s Tunesmith Night features Ambroson, Wiley, Tabor
• Fergi Fest celebrates downhill skiing in Wallowa County
• Experiencing Lostine fisheries
• Lamprey homecoming
• Expect some delays as highway projects unfold
• Bikeway group’s hard work pays off
• Celebrate Spring ride benefits center
• Is land public or federal?
• Obituaries for the day of April 11, 2012
• Library offers workshop on Cowboy Poetry
• EOU hammers favored Yotes in home split
• Lady Tigers grab fourth place in local golf tourney
• Pendleton pitching pulls out 4-1 victory over Tigers
• Making a greenway
• Roads plan dominates Merkley visit
• Cove Fire Department ‘really cooking’
• 287-mile Hells Canyon Relay run taking shape
• Letters and comments for April 10, 2012
• Obituaries for the day of April 10, 2012
• EOU’s Moore, Haynie take multi-event crowns
• Lady Tigers drop pair to McLoughlin in Greater Oregon opener
• La Grande splits with Pioneers
• Garcilazo sets new record in top NAIA 800 meter time
• Huskies down Bobcats; Game 2 suspended after seventh
• Clean-up tradition continues in Cove
• OSU sophomore from Summerville awarded lofty NOAA scholarship
• Enhancing student achievement
• Hunting Report for April 6, 2012 / ODFW
• Viewing Report ODFW
• Fishing Report ODFW
• 10 safety tips for Turkey hunters
• Gobble, gobble BANG!
• EOU picks up softball split with Corban on road
• Haynie, Moore jump to first-day leads decathlon after first day
• Pendleton pounds Tiger pitchers in 10-0 romp
• Easter Sunday means more than just nice clothing
• Obituaries for the day of April 6, 2012
• Gov. visits, swears in judge
• Cove responds to DEQ concerns about proposed sewage lagoon
• Easter fun - Egg hunts abound Saturday
• Letters and comments for April 5, 2012
• Obituaries for the day of April 5, 2012
• Former LHS player making headlines
• Union County athletes return from winter games sporting hardware
• Full steam ahead - Vintage engine on track to boost tourism
• Wolf from Wenaha pack captured, fitted with global positioning collar
• Heart of Gold
• Wallowa/Imbler finds first win in La Grande
• Obituaries for the day of April 4, 2012
• Letters and comments for April 4, 2012
• Candidates air views at forum
• Arbor Week tags spell out VALUE OF TREES
• A reader recently asked if I could write about gardening in the wind and if there were anything, sho
• Gardening in the wind
• Goss fires a 72, La Grande finishes in fourth
• Obituaries for the day of April 3, 2012
• Letters and comments for April 3, 2012
• Family feud, argument over cows leads to tragedy
• EOU Leadership Week set for April 9-14
• Gov. visits La Grande Wednesday
• Committee explores trade school feasibility
• Commissioners to address funding for N. Powder bridge, watershed project funding
• Oregon Lighthouse Project designed to help school board members boost leadership skills
• Money for wolf-killed livestock released
• Out on a limb
• Forest roads plan focus of forum
• Here’s to living well
• Letters and comments for April 2, 2012
• Turning boys into men
• Obituaries for the day of April 2, 2012
• Lady Cats finish Spring Bash with victory
• Eastern Oregon has 32 conference championship qualifying marks at Willamette Invitational
• Livestock show coming to Union fairgrounds June 4-10
• Patriots sponsor candidate forum
• Trail tribute
• Obituaries for the day of March 30, 2012
• Letters and comments for March 30, 2012
• Warmth of spring chases icy winter
• La Grande roars back for big 10-1 win victory over Sweet Home
• Kayaker takes GRAND adventure
• Weather geek looks for sun between storms
• Odd Fellows, Soroptimists hold fundraiser
• Wallowa County tea company brews up International Presence
• Power of invention
• La Grande falls to 6A Roseburg, 25-1
• Lady Huskies use big seventh inning to get past Union
• Children are miracles
• Letters and comments for March 29, 2012
• Feeling lucky?
• Obituaries for the day of March 29, 2012
• ODFW plan aims for reduction in bear-human conflicts
• GAME CHANGER
• Safe center plans open house in continuing effort to stop child abuse
• Jobless rate remains nearly steady in Union County, rises in Wallowa County
• Letters and comments for March 28, 2012
• La Grande pounces on visiting Tigers
• Union/Cove finds first road sweep, shreds Sherman in tourney
• Elgin honors top citizens
• Water Pal
• Lawsuit filed against Elgin in shooting death
• Tomato killer
• Three-month screening campaign targets Colorectal Cancer
• Obituaries for the day of March 27, 2012
• Powder Valley boys finish fifth at Harper track meet
• Lady Cats tie with Culver, down Irrigon at Spring Break Bash
• Union girls take third place
• Walden visits N.E. Oregon
• Debt collection efforts prompt suit against sheriff, Wallowa County
• Former clerk gets 13-month prison term
• Road closures prompt mixed reaction
• Two local candidates join Dist. 58 House race
• In the footsteps of Da Vinci
• Broken pipe creates muddy mess near Imbler school construction site
• Forest roads should remain open to vehicles
• Hire Heroes Act creates new benefit for unemployed veterans
• Mountaineers make early marks count
• Reflecting on reunions, making lifetime memories
• Local trio experiences Vietnam atop bikes
• Motorized vehicles won’t be allowed on about 3,800 miles of roads in Wallowa-Whitman forest under ne
• La Grande man charged with DUII after allegedly crashing into back of sheriff deputy’s patrol car
• Students deliver anti-smoking message on KICK BUTTS DAY
• Letters and comments for March 22, 2012
• Be safe killing weeds
• Obituaries for the day of March 22, 2012
• La Grande boys, girls finish in fourth
• Enterprise looks at annexing unincorporated properties
• Brrr.......Raising funds through Polar Bear Plunge
• Bridal bliss
• Elgin/Imbler kicks off season with rough weekend, drops four games
• Pendleton belts Tigers, 6-3
• Tigers prepare for season opener on track
• Obituaries for the day of March 21, 2012
• Letters and comments for March 21, 2012
• Pay attention to God’s words
• LIFE SAVERS
• Travel management plan impacts hunter access
• Union city councilor resigns
• The better to see you with
• Spraying fruit trees? Follow label instructions
• Huskies drop two of first three contests
• Tough time on the track
• Advice to live by
• Obituaries for the day of March 20, 2012
• Letters and comments for March 20, 2012
• Search back on for new police chief in Elgin
• Vision & Courage - Trio’s accomplishments saluted
• Three juveniles face car prowling, theft charges
• U.S. appeals court allows wolf hunts
• Wild turkey banquet sets fundraising record
• Volunteers, researchers and a little owl come together with a dose of Tunnel Vision
• Mounties make history with tourney run
• Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, spring flowers
• Obituaries for the day of March 16, 2012
• Letters and comments for March 16, 2012
• Wallowa County challenges new travel management plan
• Snowmobile rider killed, ATV operator seriously hurt in separate accidents
• Students mark À day
• Life is full of choices — even about eternity
• District could face $270,000 shortfall
• Wallowa- Whitman releases new forest travel plan
• Write-in candidate challenges Pokorney
• City denies couple’s street vacation request
• Sidewalk project starts Monday
• ‘Wiz of the West’ will be performed at Cove High
• Letters and comments for March 15, 2012
• Elgin planning clean-up day
• Obituaries for the day of March 15, 2012
• Historic Elgin coming out on DVD
• Jet flyover could be a first for Memorial Day ceremony
• Union Ordinance could help owners of historic buildings
• Pillows for soldiers
• Letters and comments for March 14, 2012
• Obituaries for the day of March 14, 2012
• Cook makes splash at West Coast meet
• Miller leads LGSC to sixth at Inland Empire short-course championships
• Rent-a-tree operation blossoms for Cove organic cherry growers
• EOU to host tryout
• Weissenfluh to receive special award
• Powder Valley trio, Spartans dominate all-OOL
• Obituaries for the day of March 13, 2012
• Letters and comments for March 13, 2012
• Wolves and sacred cows
• Celebrating ‘Cinderella’
• Local jobless rate starting to see a rebound
• Rezoning proposal creates stir
• Local singer bound for L.A. to audition for NBC show
• EOU splits doubleheader with Chukars
• Mountaineers’ NAIA dream run ends
• Letters and comments for March 12, 2012
• Obituaries for the day of March 12, 2012
• Bomb threat seals off bus station
• Man faces multiple charges in hostage situation
• Heart attack claims life of veteran journalist
• Building a bigger, better coop
• Opera House lands $100,000 award
• Keeping memories alive
• Pregnant cow put down after being attacked by Imnaha pack wolves
• EOU Community Symphonic Band performs Monday
• Soroptimists award grants
• EOU jazz, African drumming ensembles team up for concert
• Obituaries for the day of March 9, 2012
• Catholic Diocese of Baker gets new bishop
• Separation from family gets no easier
• Wolves end Mountaineers' playoff dreams
• Letters and comments for March 7, 2012
• Proposal calls for higher water, sewer rates
• Snowmobiler dies near Spout
• Cove Residents may face another sewer rate increase
• EOU composer recognized in book
• Letters and comments for March 8, 2012
• Liberty Theater a gem
• Spring ahead
• Obituaries for the day of March 8, 2012
• Union’s Sarman impresses in first year
• A marriage with military ties
• Hoke renovation plan hinges on student vote
• Letters and comments for March 6, 2012
• Wolves, people don’t mix
• Obituaries for the day of March 6, 2012
• EOU drives to move off NAIA ‘bubble’
• It’s Showtime
• Give seeds a fighting chance
• Wolves in Oregon: Bigger, badder than before?
• Wandering wolf back in Oregon
• Ranchers closer to being compensated for wolf-kill losses
• EOU student makes Modoc War documents more accessible to public
• Letters and comments for March 5, 2012
• Forest travel plan out soon
• Obituaries for the day of March 5, 2012
• Haynie claims two indoor titles
• Henley burns La Grande with 67-51 playoff win
• Outlaws take fifth in 2A state tourney
• OR-7 wolf is back in Oregon
• Oregon statewide legal notices
• City mulls fee hikes
• City recorder is all about customer service
• D.C. tour to give LHS junior in-depth look at electric co-ops rural electric cooperatives
• Letters and comments for March 2, 2012
• Elgin mayor, citizens must rebuild trust
• Obituaries for the day of March 2, 2012
• Life is full of choices — even about eternity
• Facebook follies skate on thin ice
• Archives play important role in preserving history
• Ore. House OKs tax credit for livestock killed by wolves
• Badgers advance to fourth-place game
• Hopeful in face of adversity
• Cell phone tower plan struck down
• Letters and comments for March 1, 2012
• ‘Dump Hunger’ hits record
• Obituaries for the day of March 1, 2012
• Lenten promise
• Cabin-building on the Grande Ronde
• Lakers sink Badgers at the free throw line, 61-53
• Elgin mayor narrowly survives recall
• Pickup strikes, kills county worker
• Elgin blaze destroys home, displaces family of four Elgin
• History professor joins council race
• Community mourns death of former Eastern president
• Letters and comments for February 29, 2012
• Foster understanding, not hate
• Obituaries for the day of February 29, 2012
• ALSRA members compete in President's Day Cup race
• EOU’s Johnson, Peterson receive postseason all-conference honors
• Powder Valley faces tournament with ace on bench
• Enterprise sends Lady Outlaws to grab Pendleton gold stash
• Letters and comments for February 28, 2012
• Modest proposal for Elgin
• Higher education funding should be increased
• The life and times of a National FBLA President
• Obituaries for the day of February 28, 2012
• Wolves and elk
• Elgin selects new police chief
• Union names new fire chief
• Elgin moves closer to hiring police chief
• Featherstone enters state senate race
• Sheriff tells ranchers how to react to suspicious behavior
• Fundraiser benefits Union County backpack program
• Welcoming wolves
• Letters and comments for February 24, 2012
• Disabled vet or surviving spouse may get property tax exemption
• Obituaries for the day of February 24, 2012
• Wages and gifts: God’s love pays steep price for our sins
• Walden: Increase logging in national forests
• Grant would bolster transit service for seniors and disabled
• Savor soup and help fight domestic violence
• School district crafting mission statement
• Letters and comments for February 23, 2012
• Democracy requires people willing to run
• Leap Day should be national holiday
• Obituaries for the day of February 23, 2012
• Mountaineers pick up tourney win, will face OIT in semis
• Mustangs stampede Cougars in first-round playoff game, 61-58
• Issue of governance boards raises concerns
• May primary Numerous races uncontested as election filing deadlines loom
• Crazy about old computers
• Letters and comments for February 22, 2012
• Kids should be having fun by playing outside
• Travelers enjoy seeing sights on the ‘Blue’ Danube
• Slaughterhouse planned in Elgin
• Mayor apologizes for anti-gay Facebook posts
• Robot on the hardwood
• Finalists for Elgin police chief speak to citizens at Opera House
• Overcome fear of failure
• Letters and comments for February 21, 2012
• Community clean-up
• Obituaries for the day of February 21, 2012
• Tigers make splash at state swim meet
• La Grande finishes third at district wrestling tourney
• Top citizens honored at Chamber banquet
• Union woman’s sculptures capture attention of OPB’s Oregon Art Beat
• Obituaries for the day of February 20, 2012
• Pedro leads Badgers to district title
• Fourth-seeded Imbler rolls to OOL championship
• Outlaws fall in title game, 42-38
• Lady Cats lose on last second lay-in by TigerScots, 43-42
• Wallowa grabs final playoff berth, 53-39
• Weston-McEwen too much for Elgin in BMC tourney 47-40
• Joseph ends Badgers’ playoff plans, 73-66
• Imbler avoids Cove upset try 34-31
• Imbler edges Cove with late free throws, 44-43
• Lady Cougars earn rematch with Pine Eagle
• Eagles oust Spartans, 81-39
• Waste not, want not: It's easy to make frugality fun by saving your soap
• Obituaries for the day of February 17, 2012
• Letters and comments for February 17, 2012
• Politics, religion combine for intrigue in newly released mystery
• Smile Crew treatment
• Bill to allow wolf-killing heads to House vote
• Believe nothing without doing research
• Gibson album release
• Old-Time Community Dance unfolds Saturday
• Phantom Drift sets writing workshops
• Syncopators bring taste of Mardi Gras to LG
• Check out Union pub for fresh tunes Friday
• Canadian Rockies slide show
• Hazing elk on Zumwalt Prairie
• Lady Tigers still unbeaten in league play
• Badgers, Spartans bye into tourney
• Enterprise, Imbler finish in top-10 in Halfway
• La Grande Swim Club quartet dives into Inland Empire Championship meet
• Branching out: Bike shop adds ski, snowboard tuning, repair to repertoire
• Obituaries for the day of February 15, 2012
• We’re glad that timber county funds in budget
• Kindergarten class wins Snoopy Traveling Trophy
• New look for Opera House
• 16-year-old student charged as adult in alleged rape case
• Haynie finishes second in heptathlon in Nampa
• Lady Huskies upset Pilot Rock, earn berth in districts
• Lady Spartans win OOL playoff for second seed in district tourney
• Patton logs triple-double in 87-44 victory
• Obituaries for the day of February 14, 2012
• Crab lovers gather for fundraiser Saturday
• Letters and comments for February 14, 2012
• What price for wolves?
• Advancing diversity
• Feeding the hungry
• obituaries for the day of February 10, 2012
• Adult volunteer wins scouting award
• 100 candles
• Messaging made easy in Elgin in Elgin
• Hurricane Creek Road work hits bump
• Water line replacement next step in $1 million street repair
• Letters and comments for February 10, 2012
• It’s not reaching goal but love that goes into it that counts
• Arts East to host Photojournalism exhibition
• Next pipers’ gathering will occur Saturday be at 2 p.m. Saturday
• Folk, blues jam takes place Sunday
• Plan now to Walk for Warmth
• Poetry group meets Tuesdays
• Standard Deviation rocks house
• Third Thursday draws art fans
• Heart health takes center stage this month
• Makeup of Joseph City Council changes
• Nordic skiers can find ample snow at Salt Creek Summit
• Lady Huskies rally to beat Irrigon
• Knights edge Elgin, 53-51
• Third-ranked Enterprise avoids upset-minded Heppner, 50-47
• Smokehouse makeover
• Loyal to Penney’s
• obituaries for the day of February 8, 2012
• Letters and comments for February 8, 2012
• Community mourns deaths of postmaster, radio newscaster
• Summer reading program garners award
• Foresters keep close eye on tussock moth activity
• Bobcats upset No. 6-ranked Stanfield, 70-63
• Free throws lift Panthers past Leopards, 35-30
• Letters and comments for February 7, 2012
• Cattlemen’s bill would increase state wolf control
• obituaries for the day of February 7, 2012
• Act of honesty
• La Grande city councilor resigns
• Powder Valley sweeps past rivals
• La Grande cruises over Ontario, 75-48
• Check out trophies at Elkhorn area
• Eastern Oregon announces signing of 19 football recruits
• Haynie vaults into NAIA spotlight again
• Obituaries for the day of February 3, 2012
• Letters and comments for February 3, 2012
• In loving memory
• Snowpack rebounds
• Big greenhouse sprouting up at Cove High
• Columnist comes clean over the vagaries of soap
• Solo exhibition: Ohio artist and environmentalist shows work at Nightingale Gallery
• Art Center at the Old Library offers array of classes
• JHS thespians present 'It’s a Capital Crime'
• 'Black Bart, Polly Pureheart and the Union County Kid' opens Feb. 10
• Details of Sled Springs OHV trail system finalized
• Eagle Cap Extreme organized to the gnat's eyebrow
• Top leaders honored at dinner
• Lost in the blog fog
• Letters and comments for February 2, 2012
• Joseph High School seniors prepare for the Real World
• Local rancher designated president of Oregon Cattlemen's Association
• EOU names new head soccer coach
• Enterprise, Union teams notch victories in rescheduled BMC basketball contests
• Muddy for a Mission
• Obituaries for the day of February 1, 2012
• Letters and comments for February 1, 2012
• Join Walk for Warmth
• Register now for diversity conference at EOU
• Annual Friends of Scouting Breakfast set Feb. 8
• Car salesmen face bank fraud charges
• Badgers heat up with 56-54 victory
• Lady Cats fall to Irrigon, bounce back to defeat Huskies in Blue Mountain contests
• Powder Valley gets payback with win over Imbler, 46-40
• Rockets hand Outlaws second BMC loss, 40-33
• Mounties hold off upset-minded Eagles
• Eastern Oregon falls to Northwest University, 61-57
• Lady Tigers roll over Baker in GOL play, 54-41
• La Grande comes up short against Baker, downs Fruitland
• Bobcats fall to Knights, Huskies in league play
• Obituaries for January 30, 2012
• Tough old bull
• Tigers take down Bulldogs in dual, 48-25
• Knock on clinic door rude awakening to state of health care
• Favorite spot on trip to Serbia has lots of patient people
• We are all created in God’s image
• Changes made
• Obituaries for January 27, 2012
• Letters and comments for January 27, 2012
• Off and running
• NEW JUDGE
• Food drive gives fans chance to attend EOU games free
• Obituaries for January 26, 2012
• Letters and comments for January 26, 2012
• School district to rewrite mission statement
• Bookcases for Bookworms
• Local jobless rate steadily brightening
• Red Horse Coffee Traders on Joseph's Main Street is all about the beans
• Sun Storage poised to perform solar work on new Sustainability Center
• Maxville artifacts to be displayed at High Desert Museum in Bend
• Alpenfest returning to 'Little Switzerland'
• Lady Tigers cruise past McLoughlin for GOL victory
• La Grande pounds Pioneers for 69-35 win
• New owners, new name
• ODOT: Be prepared for dicey roads
• Price is right
• Adventures in ship-building
• Letters and comments for January 23, 2012
• Obituaries for January 25, 2012
• Obituaries for January 24, 2012
• Obituaries for January 23, 2012
• Cool science lesson
• Letters and comments for January 20, 2012
• Wallowa wins county duel
• Obituaries for the day of January 20, 2012
• Sitting is the new smoking
• Steep slopes, flakes behind wheel make Morgan Lake Road dangerous year round
• Public notices for the day of January 20, 2012
• Life in Antarctica
• Powder Valley loses with 53-point win
• Wolves likely killed mule
• Kids rinse their way to healthier teeth
• New La Grande coach finds challenge on Tigers’ bench
• Obituaries for the day of January 19, 2012
• Letters and comments for January 19, 2012
• Wolves and compensation
• Turkey comeback nuisance to some
• Changes proposed on local BLM land
• Libraries join regional system
• Permit to build B&B denied
• Church vandalism, business burglary arrests made
• Teens aim to help Union’s economy
• Volunteerism made easy
• Tigers swim to second
• Letters and comments for January 18, 2012
• Main Street program becoming more autonomous
• Resisting drugs
• Obituaries for the day of January 18, 2012
• Public notices for the day of January 18, 2012
• Big H loan decision nears
• Letters and comments for January 17, 2012
• Child care costs rising faster than family incomes
• Wallowa jumps to top spot
• Imbler upsets Powder Valley girls, hands Lady Badgers first league loss
• Union County on verge of creating wolf predation compensation committee
• Cove woman makes game show appearance
• Cove community group elects new officers
• Obituaries for the day of January 16, 2012
• Letters and comments for January 16, 2012
• Zabel Hall receiving $6.4 million renovation
• Arrests made in car prowl thefts guns recovered
• Mayor recall petition turned in
• Obituaries for the day of January 13, 2012
• Letters and comments for January 13, 2012
• Six records broken at Christmas Bird Count
• Public notices for the day of January 13, 2012
• Playing ‘catch-up’
• Honoring Vietnam vets
• ESD merger results in more services available to La Grande School District
• Elgin residents can help outline next generation of city goals
• Company appeals DEQ fines
• Audit finds Union’s finances solid
• Roepke sits at No. 3 in wrestling rankings
• Letters and comments for January 12, 2012
• Welcome to Indian fall
• Obituaries for the day of January 12, 2012
• Master puppeteers from Portland launch Big Read
• Roof woes afflict Joseph city storage building
• Association makes Cove a better place
• Free classes to remove intimidation factor from computer programming
• Community Connection shows off new digs
• Bring civility back to Elgin, urges lifelong resident
• Standoff ends peacefully
• Letters and comments for January 11, 2012
• Be kind every day
• Ladd Marsh parking permit limits access
• Nature’s Pantry expands, remodels, marks quarter century in business
• La Grande swim teams take two seconds to Pendleton at Baker City
• Big food drive launched
• Scant snowpack nixes need for measurement need
• Summer tuition at EOU to jump 5.3%
• Obituaries for the day of January 10, 2012
• Joseph slaps Spartans for 46-36 loss
• Badgers get jump on OOL with 2-0 start
• Japanese exchange team takes 11 of 13 matches
• Public notices for the day of January 10, 2012
• Range rider put back to work
• Annual audit finds county books in fine shape
• Obituaries for the day of January 9, 2012
• Eagle eye
• Tigers rip rival Pioneers, 75-15
• Outlaws escape Elgin, 61-57 BMC victory
• Corban upset leaves EOU women with split
• EOU uses second-half push to get past Beacons, 82-60
• Lady Outlaws win 12th straight
• Panthers rebound after loss to Notus, edge Wallowa in OOL opener, 51-49
• Folks love to cook, share over holidays
• Blue Goose steaming this way
• Mild weather speeds Imbler School construction
• Obituaries for the day of January 6, 2012
• Outlaws get ready to roll in BMC
• Letters and comments for January 6, 2012
• Public notices for the day of January 6, 2012
• Waiting for snow
• City upgrades sewer pipes
• WURA eyes deal with Calif. rail company
• Letters and comments for January 5, 2012
• Mat club captures state title
• Obituaries for the day of January 5, 2012
• Feeling Ducky
• Eye clinic’s plan to build new office takes step forward
• Concert at Cloverleaf Hall to feature Simon Tucker Group and Fruition String Band
• Calendar is quickly filling
• Rising cost of child care
• Japanese wrestlers face all-stars in La Grande
• Engineering class revs up race cars
• Obituaries for the day of January 4, 2012
• New Year’s gift
• Math instructor lauded for her work with student teachers
• Wind topples massive cottonwood
• 2011 banner year for Cove hydro plant
• Letters and comments for January 4, 2012
• PAC says it has enough signatures in mayor recall effort
• Letters and comments for January 3, 2012
• EOU student named Round-Up princess
• Zero drunk driving arrests made locally over New Year’s
• Resolution ride
• Thieves strike nativity, steal baby Jesus figure
• Leopards take Lions title
• Lady Spartans hold off late charge from Elgin, 48-41
• Cove derails Locomotives, 52-24
• Elgin takes third at home tournament
• Mounties survive in overtime, 74-70
• Eastern grabs 10th win with victory over Evergreen, 90-79
• EOU women bag Geoducks for 82-51 win
• Most VaA benefits tax exempt
• Safe Ride Home program rolls again on New Year’s Eve
• Lady Huskies cruise by Cove 43-20
• Imbler trio grab mat titles
• Cove edges Huskies by 51-50 margin
• Obituaries for the day of December 30, 2011
• How big is big?
• Hunter survives close brush with stampeding elk
• Lady Cougars use late basket to down Union 46-44 in Lions Invitational
• La Grande rallies for 53-49 victory
• Stinkin’ to high Heaven
• Obituaries for the day of December 29, 2011
• Parking permits required - New rule goes into effect Jan. 1
• Blaze devastates Summerville home
• Online orders
• ‘Kids on Ice are Kool’
• Cooking a better bird
• Going Extreme
• Story fires imagination
• Library offers online resources for genealogists
• Obituaries for the day of December 28, 2011
• A New Dark Knight
• Public notices for the day of December 28, 2011
• Makeover
• Letters and comments for December 28, 2011
• New year, new name new vision
• Pedro, Colton headline Optimist’s all-tourney team
• The best and worst of times
• Three generations volunteer to help city they love
• Elgin to resubmit grant application
• Public notices for the day of December 27, 2011
• Letters and comments for December 27, 2011
• Letters and comments for December 26, 2011
• Union County native to take over Public Works Feb. 1
• Foundation recognizes Business Facilitation’s work with $5,000 challenge grant
• Powder Valley wins Optimist crown, beats TigerScots
• Cougar comeback earns Optimist title, 58-50
• Imbler grabs Holiday Classic third place from Cove, 51-38
• Lady Panthers hand Echo 38-25 defeat
• Public notices for the day of December 26, 2011
• Public notices for the day of December 23, 2011
• Badgers outlast Rockets, 52-49
• Helping area’s homeless
• Obituaries for the day of December 23, 2011
• Christmas bird count: A holiday tradition
• Randy’s gift adorns top of Charlie Brown Christmas tree
• Letters and comments for December 23, 2011
• Public notices for the day of December 22, 2011
• Cove boys rally for win, girls fall in tourney
• La Grande girls win home meet
• Lady Cats fend off Panthers, 35-28
• Cougars hand cold Lady Leopards 35-16 loss
• Enterprise grapplers take team title in Elgin
• Panthers drop Bobcats in Optimist Holiday Classic
• Takin’ the fire to the firefighters
• City council wrestles with updating land use codes
• Letters and comments for December 22, 2011
• Study finds population growing in Union County
• Cove man in critical condition following crash
• Panthers hobble Heppner for 49-43 win
• Free throws hand Heppner 27-26 win over Imbler
• Badgers rally for win local tourney, 48-35
• Obituaries for the day of December 21, 2011
• Local stores see uptick in holiday sales
• Local unemployment rate dips slightly
• County adjusts transport hub plan
• Huskies struggle in BMC openers
• Making school lunches healthier
• Obituaries for the day of December 20, 2011
• Rancher spreads word about wolves’ impact on livestock
• Grants aid art projects
• Obituaries for the day of December 19, 2011
• Mulch garden as needed, plan ahead for spring
• EOU loses top-25 battle
• LHS pummels Grant Union
• Lady Tigers pounce on Prospectors, 67-23
• Panthers pick up non-league win 66-31
• Undefeated Lady Cats kick off league race against TigerScots
• Prep basketball teams hit the road for chances at gold in area tournaments
• BMC rivals open league on the road
• The best gift of all is the giving of Self
• ‘Tis the season for hope, anticipation
• ’Tis the season to help those who need it
• Sheriff’s department gets break in vehicle burglary investigation
• Wolves kill another cow on same ranch
• Pharmacist prepares for his 10th trip to Ecuador, seeks members for team
• Public notice for the day of December 16, 2011
• Medical outreach
• Mountaineers face changes in Frontier
• Obituaries for the day of December 16, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of December 14, 2011
• Major remodel complete at Joe Beans
• La Grande notches win over Nyssa
• Letters and comments for December 14, 2011
• Friends of Ladd Marsh to benefit from calendar sale
• Counting feathered friends
• Heifer succumbs to wolves
• Tigers land three in finals
• La Grande boys, girls finish in second at Baker
• Lynn’s 39 points paces Enterprise to 71-65 victory
• Fast start propels Imbler past Nixyaawii, 72-48
• Lady Cats use big second half to down Cove
• Union rallies past Cove in Boosters final
• Huskies drop two at Enterprise Winter Classic
• Enterprise girls sweep home tournament, improve mark to 5-1
• Obituaries for the day of December 12, 2011
• Release party Friday for book penned by La Grande reverend
• Creator of LEGO displays shares his work at library presentation
• Police seek information on whereabouts of 55-year-old LG woman
• Keeping kids warm
• Shop with a Cop - Annual event will spread Christmas cheer to 16 children
• Couple faces hefty prison terms
• Obituaries for the day of December 9, 2011
• Letters and comments for December 9, 2011
• BCS must go, be replaced with playoff
• String of lights, pretty ornaments bring out best in Charlie Brown tree
• Public notices for the day of December 9, 2011
• New director on board at Nordic center
• Letters and comments for December 8, 2011
• Monument marking site of Chinese massacre fitting
• Wrestlers storm Enterprise for youth tourney
• Public notices for the day of December 8, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of December 8, 2011
• Go to library Saturday to see just how far Legos have come
• Cost of providing security at events surfaces at Joseph council meeting
• Commissioners respond to concerns about cutting firewood on federal land
• Integrated Biomass moving to mill site
• Letters and comments for December 7, 2011
• Tiger boys place second, girls third in Pendleton swim meet
• Lady Tigers lose to The Dalles on late scoring surge, 55-46
• Hot Tigers go cold in loss to The Dalles, 54-43
• Obituaries for the day of December 7, 2011
• Lagoon expansion won’t be on March ballot
• Trees of Giving set up to help area’s homeless youth
• Proposal to build B&B creates stir
• Hospital’s ‘Operation Give Back’ helps fill food bank shelves
• Quest for healthier poultry
• Obituaries for the day of December 6, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of December 5, 2011
• Students unleash inventiveness at Lego robot-building tourney
• Mayor recall petition filed
• Letters and comments for December 5, 2011
• Taller Mustangs reach over Cove for title
• Huskies use Smith’s free throws to get by Imbler, 31-30
• Lady Cats claim Lions’ crown, 37-20
• Big fourth quarter lifts Imbler past Elgin, 56-45
• Public notices for the day of December 5, 2011
• Solar array plan upsets neighbors
• Sports equipment sale will raise money for portable archery range
• Public affairs officer closes book on USFS career
• Obituaries for the day of December 2, 2011
• LHS will depend on youth in 2011
• Letters and comments for December 2, 2011
• The diary has been found
• Officer explains VA health care, enrollment
• Long bow success
• Public notices for the day of December 2, 2011
• Just say neigh
• Enterprise uses late push to get past Cougars for 45-40 win
• Public notices for the day of December 1, 2011
• Mountaineers climb in poll
• Obituaries for the day of November 30, 2011
• ‘Pirates of Penzance’ opens Thursday at LHS
• Grants boost LGPD’s volunteer program
• FBLA students teach children about recycling
• Errant items throw wrench into metal recycling at Cove
• Sandwich shop overcomes challenges, remains local favorite
• Public notices for the day of November 30, 2011
• Book chronicles lumber company’s demise
• Wolves kill two yearling cows on Zumwalt Prairie
• Monument to mark site of Chinese massacre
• Letters and comments for Novemberr 28, 2011
• Mountaineers defeat Walla Walla, Fresno Pacific at Lady Yote Classic
• Pioneers hand Eastern Oregon men second straight road defeat 82-69
• Public notices for the day of November 28, 2011
• Devoted to library
• CHD launches flu vaccine drive
• Tour highlights MERA improvements
• Obituaries for the day of November 25, 2011
• Unobstructed fish passage
• Public notices for the day of November 24, 2011
• Public notices for the day of November 25, 2011
• One key to success
• Letters and comments for November 25, 2011
• Jobless rate brightens locally positive chord
• Thanksgiving just another work day for some
• Support humane society at ‘Santa Paws’
• Enterprise moves forward with waste water rate study
• Letters and comments for November 24, 2011
• Attention turns to indoor gardening
• Elgin police chief interview committee formed
• Volunteers needed to lead Living Well With Chronic Conditions workshops
• District ramps up effort to boost school attendance
• Obituaries for the day of November 23, 2011
• Mounties run away from Royals, 82-58
• Union Hotel on auction block
• Ski area’s new GM enjoys Anthony’s local culture
• Sheriff Rasmussen seeks 3rd term
• Obituaries for the day of November 22, 2011
• EOU downs La Sierra, 81-58
• Letters and comments for November 22, 2011
• Finding healing and peace through yoga
• High marks for meals
• New editor on board at Observer
• Candidates for circuit court judge announced
• Family of 5 escapes early morning blaze
• Snowstorm jump-starts ski season
• Obituaries for the day of November 21, 2011
• Winless New Hope Christian hands EOU first loss, 77-76
• Coffey takes third at NAIA national meet
• Letters and comments for November 21, 2011
• Triad blocks Panthers’ path
• Trail cams ‘A great way to scout 24-7’
• Foley Station closing doors
• Obituaries for the day of November 18, 2011
• Clothing allowance entitlement now given twice yearly
• Perfectly good start
• Letters and comments for November 18, 2011
• Flag bonds students, soldier
• Space hippies race to victory
• Obituaries for the day of November 17, 2011
• Panthers face tough road test in 1A playoffs
• Pedro, Abrego selected to all-state volleyball tourney team after title run
• Letters and comments for November 17, 2011
• Survival games teach teamwork
• Local theater is alive and well
• Help with heating bills available for limited-income residents
• Thespians launch play Thursday
• Obituaries for the day of November 16, 2011
• Court puts ODFW plan to kill 2 wolves on hold
• Stone mason hired to work on Liberty Theater’s brick exterior
• Cove property taxes down
• Letters and comments for November 16, 2011
• LaMont ends 30-year run with Housing Authority
• Elgin’s Sauers shares BMC player of the year
• Public notices for the day of November 16, 2011
• Sharing the gift of storytelling
• ODFW, EDP reach accord over wind farm wildlife issues
• Obituaries for the day of November 15, 2011
• Fortress reveals Belgrade history
• Letters and comments for November 15, 2011
• GRH to implement electronic health record system by 2014
• Eastern enrollment reaches new high
• Imbler fire dept. appoints new chief
• Citizen complaints fuel heated meeting in Elgin
• Obituaries for the day of November 14, 2011
• Panthers roll over Lakers, 50-6
• Just short of perfect
• Canal Fire 22 years later
• La Grande takes player and coach of the year honors in GOL
• Obituaries for the day of November 11, 2011
• Union cross country teams soar at state
• Letters and comments for November 11, 2011
• Eddy becomes fifth manager of ODFW’s Northeast Region
• Vietnam vet looks back on medevac mission
• Soldier’s combat experience in Europe surfaces in letter
• LG woman reflects on her Cadet Nursing Corps service
• Mastrudes proud to be tapped as grand marshals for Vet Day Parade
• Dunning’s attempted murder charge dropped
• Obituaries for the day of November 10, 2011
• Call off the dogs
• Canal Fire — 22 years later
• Wallowa’s FFA program launches scrap metal drive
• Letters and comments for November 10, 2011
• Public notices for the day of November 10, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of October 31, 2011
• Letters and comments for October 31, 2011
• Tar Sands Pipeline is a bad idea
• Public notices for the day of October 31, 2011
• Occupy Cove
• Salvaging scorched beams
• Oregon GOP chair talks politics
• Wastewater treatment plant upgrade under way in Elgin
• Union drops playoff to Heppner, 3-1
• Obituaries for the day of October 28, 2011
• God’s Word is our word
• Letters and comments for October 28, 2011
• Remembering a pioneer in wildlife management
• Public notices for the day of October 28, 2011
• Letters and comments for October 27, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of October 27, 2011
• Medical office building takes shape
• $650,000 grant boosts arts and technology at Joseph Charter School
• Public notices for the day of October 27, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of October 26, 2011
• Tigers end ‘perfect’ GOL season with win over McLoughlin, 3-0
• Work starts on Second Street slippage
• Police say foul play unlikely in death along RR tracks
• Couple’s plan to develop bed and breakfast along ‘wolf highway’ meets resistance
• Danube River cruise pushes author out of comfort zone
• Students travel to Yellowstone
• OSP to build new station, forensics lab at business park
• Letters and comments for October 26, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of October 25, 2011
• Elgin man killed after apparently being struck by train in La Grande
• Born to ride, thank you
• Noyes, Fullerton help Imbler shut down Cove in 38-20 win
• Tigers defeat McLoughlin, 41-21
• Mountaineers fall to Carroll in Frontier Conference rematch, 31-21
• Public notices for the day of October 24, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of October 24, 2011
• Letters and comments for October 24, 2011
• Rising from the ashes
• Union County board votes to join wolf lawsuit brief
• Pit bull used for dog safety lessons banned from LG School District
• Tigers kick Pioneers, 4-1
• Lady Cats edged by TigerScots
• Elgin handles Enterprise with easy 3-0 sweep of BMC rival
• Ode to a road: The Foothill miracle miles
• Obituaries for the day of October 21, 2011
• Ruby Peak Film Festival
• Letters and comments for October 21, 2011
• Belated commendation
• Parent believes LHS students should receive more high school credit for college-level classes they c
• Mountaineers take second in preseason poll
• Union harriers dominate invite
• Letters and comments for October 20, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of October 20, 2011
• Commissioners approve up to $5,000 to be used to support ODFW in suit filed against state-authorized
• Lamb Foundation’s $10,000 gift boosts Community Connection food pantry
• Public notices for the day of October 20, 2011
• Time of transition
• Cove selling its hydro power to Idaho utility
• Elgin’s bulk water rates rise, policies reviewed
• Obituaries for the day of October 19, 2011
• Tigers continue rolling over GOL rivals
• Union stops Helix with sweep, 3-0
• EOU cross country coach lauded for 20 years of running
• Letters and comments for October 19, 2011
• Beautician’s 50-year-old business ethics still effective
• Goats: The natural weed eater
• Leopards roll over Badgers in 48-6 win
• Letters and comments for October 18, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of October 18, 2011
• Was there a train robbery at Kamela many years ago?
• Ban on studded tires could go before voters
• Repair work on Second Street scheduled to start this week
• EOU blocks Tech, 22-15
• Winless EOU stuns Eagles with 1-1 tie
• Badgers serve up victory in Cove, Imbler sweeps Eagles
• Lady Cats fall to Elgin in five, sweep Irrigon and Pilot Rock
• Letters and comments for October 17, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of October 17, 2011
• Imbler shocks Powder Valley, 3-1
• La Grande sweeps the ‘Dogs out, 3-0
• Local citizens display solidarity with ‘Occupy Wall Street’
• Student numbers decrease in La Grande School District
• Community Corrections biennial budget summary gets green light
• Obituaries for the day of October 14, 2011
• Dropout changes the world
• Program helps veterans obtain housing
• Letters and comments for October 14, 2011
• Support military, families by displaying red, white, blue
• Skittish whitetails gain toehold in N.E. Oregon
• Public notices for the day of October 14, 2011
• EOU Mountaineer Football: LIVE VIDEO
• Parade grand marshal has deep ties to Eastern
• Students in Public Safety Academy take lesson in use of deadly force
• Obituaries for the day of October 13, 2011
• Letters and comments for October 13, 2011
• Marigolds still bloom despite first frost of fall
• Death of 550-pound calf southeast of Joseph confirmed as wolf kill
• Fish passage improved, erosion slowed through pair of Grande Ronde Model Watershed projects
• Public notices for the day of October 13, 2011
• Elgin police chief, officer turn in resignations
• Elgin Opera House about to turn 100
• Public notices for the day of October 12, 2011
• Letters and comments for October 12, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of October 12, 2011
• Tiger harriers find success at home
• Tigers sweep Pioneers to stay atop GOL
• Projects take flight at airport
• 150 candles for La Grande - 2011 is unofficial sesquicentennial
• Alumni art show reception launches homecoming at EOU
• Fiction author coaxes LHS students to embrace art of writing
• Closing book on tour of duty
• Obituaries for the day of October 10, 2011
• Gilstrap, Cove defense tears apart Eagles for 62-14 victory
• Mountaineers get sacked in Ashland, 46-34
• Powder Valley remains unbeaten with wins over Pine Eagle, Joseph
• Mounties add NCU, Corban to conquests
• Public notices for the day of October 11, 2011
• Rodents damage Morgan Lake dam
• Enterprise Elementary Elgin High School earn ‘outstanding’ rating
• Cove’s susceptibility to wildfire
• Obituaries for the day of October 7, 2011
• Imbler stuns Spartans with Old Oregon sweep, 3-0
• Eastern Oregon cuts soccer coach
• Elgin falls to TigerScots rally
• Big game carcass care - Local butchers give advice
• Letters and comments for October 7, 2011
• Full-day kindergarten?
• Court delays ODFW wolf kill order
• Community invited to demobilization ceremony for Guard soldiers
• Motorcycle wreck claims life of Imbler fire chief
• Student leads effort to build new sidewalk
• Welcome home, 3-116
• Obituaries for the day of October 6, 2011
• Round Up’s rodeo a blast
• Joseph artist markets pop-up greeting cards
• Clevenger, McLaughlin to be featured on OPB ‘Art Beat’
• Mongolians visit Wallowa Valley
• Tigers sweep out Lady Pioneers, 3-0
• Elgin stymies young Grizzlies, 3-0
• Obituaries for the day of October 5, 2011
• Work begins on new Imbler school
• Boise Cascade’s energy project benefits Elgin Community Center
• 4-H accomplishments spotlighted at annual recognition dinner
• Iraq veteran’s life takes positive turn on potter’s wheel
• Public notices for the day of October 5, 2011
• Read Your Way to Good Health?
• Board revisits proposal to build justice center
• Blue Mountain Montessori marks its 30th anniversary
• Tigers burn Baker for invite title
• Union sweeps up gold in Enterprise
• Y Avenue repaving launched
• Care center residents take trip down memory lane of fashion
• Letters and comments for October 3, 2011
• Imbler rolls over Badgers for 70-22 win
• Bears shock EOU, 51-17
• Tigers end three-game skid with 41-13 victory
• Mounties lose first conference game, 3-1
• Badgers stay perfect with 3-1 win over Imbler
• Public notices for the day of October 3, 2011
• Union fights economic slump
• Tigers blister Baker in 7-2 win
• Imbler sweeps up Cove
• La Grande, Baker finish in scoreless tie
• Letters and comments for September 30, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of September 30, 2011
• Public notices for the day of September 30, 2011
• EOU Football: Live Feed
• Special Journey
• LG board ratifies teachers contract
• Letters and comments for September 29, 2011
• Keep the wild in NE Oregon
• State should make furlough days apply to all employees
• Obituaries for the day of September 29, 2011
• Watch out, world
• Clean-up complete on largest pot plantation ever found in state
• Mystery bird identified as water pipit
• Commissioners approve funding for Commission on Children and Families
• Outside police chiefs field input from Elgin citizens
• Obituaries for the day of September 28, 2011
• Conditional use permit issued for construction of new school in Imbler
• Haight named Cascade’s best hitter
• Alumni show opens Friday
• Public notices for the day of September 28, 2011
• Cove FFA team proud of its judging success
• Letters and comments for September 28, 2011
• Gift boosts Mount Emily Safe Center operations
• Vandals topple tombstones
• From LHS to Oregon Sports Hall of Fame s
• Bail set at $45,000 for driver in 2-car collision
• Liberty Theater receives grant for preservation plan
• Letters and comments for September 27, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of September 27, 2011
• Leopards run over Bobcats
• Union runners place in huge Idaho regional invitational
• EOU harriers run well in Spokane race
• Fall is good time to plant flowering or herbaceous perennials
• La Grande teachers approve contract
• Steam train in railroad’s future?
• Coalition wins $625,000 grant
• Letters and comments for September 23, 2011
• The importance of arts
• Obituaries for the day of September 23, 2011
• Some injured, wounded vets can qualify for Individual Unemployability status
• Nelson honored for slaying dragons
• Tigers edge Ontario, drop in OSAA poll
• In the eye of the beholder
• Obituaries for the day of September 22, 2011
• Appeals court reverses Dunning conviction
• Chiefs association to hold community meeting in Elgin
• Union looks at hydro potential
• Imbler seeks variance for new school
• First dance
• Letters and comments for September 22, 2011
• EOU honoring Pearce with victories
• The challenges of grazing on federal land
• Sheriff asks commissioners for help in wake of state budget cuts
• Obituaries for the day of September 21, 2011
• Tigers maul Ontario
• Huskies continue to roll
• Promoting healthy lifestyles
• Enjoying a taste of history — locally and on the road
• Committed to a vanishing craft
• Public notices for the day of September 21, 2011
• GRH wins prestigious health devices achievement award
• Pendleton postal processing center may close
• Contract talks stall between district, teachers
• Wolf migrates into Baker County
• 3,000 miles in the pool
• City of Elgin drafts ‘citizen complaint form’
• Mountaineers turn out Lights in Montana, 48-29
• EOU keeps on rolling
• Elgin edges Weston-McEwen for tourney gold
• Eubanks gobbles up 220 yards as Powder Valley beats Union, 40-14
• O’Reilly grabs title
• Greenleaf harriers win Scamper crown by one point
• Public notices for the day of September 19, 2011
• Letters and comments for September 19, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of September 19, 2011
• Nightingale Gallery’s triennial alumni art exhibition opens Sept. 30
• Bank closing branch in Union
• LG School Board ratifies contract with classified staff contract
• Powder Valley sweeps away Eagles
• Lady Tigers claw Bulldogs for 5-1 win in soccer opener
• Public notices for the day of September 16, 2011
• Letters and comments for September 16, 2011
• Reaching another ‘beacon birthday’ makes for joyous day
• LHS Class of ’61 celebrates 50th reunion
• Dead cow determined to be ‘probable’ wolf kill
• Obituaries for the day of September 15, 2011
• Letters and comments for September 15, 2011
• Welcome home, 3/116
• One day in Afghanistan for a local Marine and his unit
• Mountie harriers run to third place in Nampa
• Eastern Oregon finds good in 4-0 loss
• Island City father, son face poaching charges
• Purchase of Liberty Theater building finalized
• Permit paves way for work to start on Imbler school
• Cactus Mountain Fire 90 percent contained
• Obituaries for the day of September 14, 2011
• La Grande girls shut out Payette for easy 6-0 win
• Pendleton hands Tigers net loss, 3-2
• Mavericks hosts a pair of high school rodeos
• Annual youth pheasant hunt unfolds for 21st time this weekend
• Home sweet home
• Young couple loves new life in Cove
• Letters and comments for September 14, 2011
• Shelter from Storm receives boost from car dealer
• Bucking the trend
• Remembering 9/11 attack
• EOU stuns No. 1 Carroll
• Video: EOU football streaming here Saturday
• Special Olympics coach receives national award
• Elgin, Union net road wins
• Lady Tigers rally to a draw with Pendleton on the road, 2-2
• Tigers send Bucks home with a 2-2 tie
• Obituaries for the day of September 9, 2011
• Forgiveness doesn’t come easy for most of us
• What can I contribute today?
• Readers share their memories, thoughts about 9/11
• Tearing a hole in the sky
• Living in Wallowa County makes it easy to get away from it all
• Union, Wallowa counties to get new state rep
• Student numbers down in districts
• Obituaries for the day of September 8, 2011
• Letters and comments for September 8, 2011
• Joseph, Wallowa join Imbler with strong debuts
• Grazing management focus of riparian team workshop
• Public notices for the day of September 8, 2011
• Dance kicks off NEOFS season
• Rotarians honored for contributions to Rotary philanthropy
• Fire danger soars
• Historian sheds light on La Grande’s first pioneer residents
• Schwarzenegger visits Enterprise
• Letters and comments for September 7, 2011
• Elgin hopes depth will lead to playoff path for Huskies
• Local talent takes Grande Ronde championship
• Obituaries for the day of September 7, 2011
• Career switch
• Library work marks start of construction projects at EOU
• Obituaries for the day of September 6, 2011
• Badgers break Adrian for latest 3-0 sweep
• EOU wins Cascade openers
• Imbler flies past Union for 58-20 win
• Letters and comments for September 6, 2011
• Public notices for the day of September 6, 2011
• A dream come true Professor of education at Eastern opens new preschool
• Cougars blast Powers, 76-46
• Timberwolves chew on Cove for 51-20 win
• Mountaineers bury Orediggers in Butte, 31-15
• Obituaries for the day of September 5, 2011
• La Grande beats Vikings
• Union finds ‘spark’ in 58-20 loss
• Public notices for the day of September 5, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of September 2, 2011
• Study looks at wind farm impact
• Monday sessions designed to allow teachers to expand skills, knowledge
• NORTH POWDER — Powder Valley’s girls volleyball team opened their new season with a 3-0 sweep of def
• Badgers sweep opener
• Salute to our work force
• Letters and comments for September 2, 2011
• Everyone’s work is important
• Public notices for the day of September 2, 2011
• Shafer shooting: Officer’s actions deemed justified
• Gracie Tarter plays key role in Feeding Union’s poor
• Imbler hopes to avoid injuries
• Badgers hope to reload
• La Grande returnees bring solid core of experience to volleyball court
• Obituaries for the day of September 1, 2011
• Second chances
• Letters and comments for September 1, 2011
• Disrespecting veterans, flag
• All the hard work pays off
• Program examines regional economic problems
• Battling pot farms: Sheriff seeks Merkley’s help
• Obituaries for the day of August 31, 2011
• Enterprise returnees loaded with experience
• Cove aims to get physical
• Letters and comments for August 31, 2011
• Art as an economic driver
• Public notices for the day of August 31, 2011
• Police issue divides Elgin
• Tigers will look to use athleticism to gain edge
• Letters and comments for August 30, 2011
• School’s back in session, drive cautiously
• Obituaries for the day of August 30, 2011
• Annie Oakley aims to live ‘scrappily ever after’
• Kids contribute blooming beauty to Elgin
• Public notices for the day of August 30, 2011
• Tossing the caber
• Battalion says goodbye to Iraq
• Bobcats hope for state tourney berth with return of four seniors, five juniors
• Union harriers hope to reload for more runs at state championships
• Obituaries for the day of August 29, 2011
• Letters and comments for August 29, 2011
• Public notices for the day of August 29, 2011
• Another pot-growing site found in Wallowa County
• Battalion officer tackles logistics endeavor
• Sewage lagoon plan will go before voters
• Household hazardous waste disposal program running along smoothly
• Obituaries for the day of August 26, 2011
• Huskies will depend on speed over size in 2011
• EOU wins first game, beats Lady Argos 6-2
• Letters and comments for August 26, 2011
• A primer in how VA home loan program works
• Visit to newspaper rekindles feelings of what it was like to be part of news team
• Helping hand: Community rallies around family of deployed soldier
• Temporary modular classrooms will become permanent
• Sheriff defends department’s coverage in Union
• Cove prepares for volleyball title defense with four starters back
• Obituaries for the day of August 25, 2011
• Pavilion update
• Say it with pizza
• Insect-laden white fir snags provide easy picking for pileated woodpeckers
• Maxville connections
• Public notices for the day of August 25, 2011
• Helistop plan advances
• Observer’s parent company files for protection from bank
• Carroll College cruises to an easy 10-1 victory over EOU opener
• Obituaries for the day of August 24, 2011
• Stockgrowers review accomplishments
• Letters and comments for August 24, 2011
• Back to School for La Grande - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Camera records wolf in Mt. Emily Unit
• Theft, forgery land woman 5-year prison sentence
• Plan to build a new residential care facility in Enterprise OK’d
• Reynolds takes over duties as coach in Bobcat country
• Letters and comments for August 23, 2011
• Minutes matter in health care
• Obituaries for the day of August 23, 2011
• Wellness: ‘Well, There’s No Harm in Laughing’
• Non-commissioned officer relishes leadership role
• Photo exhibit sheds lights on Cherry Fair’s early years
• Obituaries for the day of August 19, 2011
• EOU falls to 0-2 in Cougar Classic
• Hawks handle Mounties
• Organizations unite for kids
• La Grande man apprehends car prowler
• Letters and comments for August 19, 2011
• Bow hunters, like the elk they seek, undergo Metamorphosis in autumn
• A ministry of encouragement
• Health chat turns to Vaporub, cod-liver oil
• God blesses this land
• Hospital seeks permit for helistop
• Session prepares school board members
• Obituaries for the day of August 18, 2011
• Why dogs don’t multitask
• Letters and comments for August 18, 2011
• Eagle Cap Wilderness Pack Station gives Wallowa Lake visitors an Equine Adventure
• Old store seeks new buyer
• Public notices for the day of August 18, 2011
• Police chiefs group to review Elgin PD situation
• Cavalry commander reflects on tour of duty
• Obituaries for the day of August 17, 2011
• Letters and comments for August 17, 2011
• Public notices for the day of August 17, 2011
• Mongolia mission
• It’s Cherry Fair time in Cove
• Letters and comments for August 16, 2011
• Public notices for the day of August 16, 2011
• 2011 a season to remember for Subway A’s
• Time to plant veggies for late fall crop
• Public notices for the day of August 15, 2011
• $wim: LGSC members raise cash with marathon effort
• Tiger trout destined for Phillips Reservoir
• Tiger trout destined for Phillips Reservoir
• Camp focuses on personal awareness and growth in teenage girls
• Walking down the lanes of yesteryear
• Museum is setting for Summer Recital
• Letters and comments for August 12, 2011
• A love letter to La Grande
• Mounties face new challenge
• Walking to school will be safer in Elgin thanks to $495,000 grant
• Translator district to go digital
• City council gets look at new JAWS
• LMS, LHS fall short of yearly progress standards
• Obituaries for the day of August 11, 2011
• Life is a scream
• Union County fugitive eludes police in Nebraska
• Mountaineers outsiders in NAIA preseason poll
• Wallowa County Fair opens with dog show
• Proposed care facility clears 2 more hurdles
• Conservancy purchases 350 feet of Wallowa River frontage property
• Joseph man launches paddleboard rental business on Wallowa Lake
• LHS grad pens novel about JFK assassination
• Citizens voice opinions about fatal shooting
• New principal at Cove High
• Back on track
• EOU enters fall with high hopes, tough challenge
• Groundbreaking launches $1.2 million medical clinic project
• Letters and comments for August 10, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of August 10, 2011
• Public notices for the day of August 10, 2011
• Cutting-edge stream restoration
• Obituaries for the day of August 9, 2011
• Patterns versus gambling: Is it really even gambling?
• Raising awareness about Medical Marijuana
• Letters and comments for August 9, 2011
• Summerville’s Campbell wins first ever Legacy Ford Buckout
• Gray wolf sighted near Fossil
• Controversy continues to swirl around trucking company’s operations
• Obituaries for the day of August 8, 2011
• Tragedy in Elgin: Widow speaks about officer-involved shooting that claimed her husband’s life
• La Grande trio arrested on arson charges
• For the love of alpacas
• Bidding farewell to one of their own
• Obituaries for the day of August 5, 2011
• Letters and comments for August 5, 2011
• Oregon implements blaze orange law for youth
• Cyclists will lead discussion about rural health care
• No deer allowed: Boy Scout completes fence for community garden
• Petition seeks halt to wastewater project
• Subway A’s win state championship, 7-0
• Local Babe Ruth team grabs third in state 14 tourney
• Obituaries for the day of August 3, 2011
• Letters and comments for August 3, 2011
• 2 area firms tap into solar energy market
• Public notices for the day of August 3, 2011
• Most area schools meet federal progress standards
• Medical clinic groundbreaking scheduled Friday
• Over 100 4-H and FFA animals will be up for bid at Saturday’s Junior Market Auction
• Local dancers excel at competition
• Obituaries for the day of August 1, 2011
• Man killed in officer-involved shooting at Elgin
• La Grande’s ‘Funbus’ hits Hood River roadblock, needs victory today to hold onto state softball titl
• Agencies pool resources to make play area safer
• Chance of a lifetime
• Cherry Fair grand marshals will lead parade from back
• Obituaries for the day of July 29, 2011
• Sometimes it takes a scythe to do the job
• Public notices for the day of July 29, 2011
• Steps to take when a veteran dies
• Letters and comments for July 29, 2011
• Snow drifts greet Super Shoot archers at Super Shoot
• Courtright name graces fair building
• PRCA’s best invade Joseph for 66th annual Chief Joseph Days rodeo
• Union County official travels to Greece for World Games Special Olympics
• Obituaries for the day of July 28, 2011
• Fair serves up lots of fun
• Retired botanist brings passion for rare plants to Zumwalt Prairie Preserve
• Leaving Elgin with pleasant memories of Stampede
• Free of debt and stored rail cars, railroad sees clear tracks ahead
• Chief Joseph Days court ready to reign over rodeo
• Sammy hangs up his six-gun
• Obituaries for the day of July 27, 2011
• La Grande grabs berth in state semis
• Search for names turns up original story
• Letters and comments for July 27, 2011
• ‘Hands-on’ learning
• Campers want to eradicate hunger, starting in Cove
• Cyclist draws attention to challenges facing veterans
• Obituaries for the day of July 26, 2011
• Cederholm has had big impact on area baseball
• Letters and comments for July 26, 2011
• Ya gotta luv it!
• Pears: Pick green to thwart pesky insects
• Walden: Tax hike would damage fragile economy
• Obituaries for the day of July 25, 2011
• Letters and comments for July 25, 2011
• Public notices for the day of July 26, 2011
• Public notices for the day of July 25, 2011
• EOU library to get $8 million facelift
• The long Rogue home Union soldier returns from second stint in Afghanistan
• School board swears in new members Blackman, Justice
• McLean-Morehead to take over for Pearce as head EOU volleyball coach
• Poor pitching dooms Union County, 13-8
• Obituaries for the day of July 22, 2011
• Letters and comments for July 22, 2011
• Bringing The Liberty back to life
• Purchase of parcels along Imnaha River expands Hells Canyon National Rec Area
• Eremuri plants taken from hillside
• Union County bounces back with 9-4 victory over Southeast Portland
• Obituaries for the day of July 21, 2011
• Back in the saddle
• A place of beauty and history
• Developing source of local clay handy, innovative for Prolific Potter
• Lawsuit funds to aid habitat restoration
• Sudden storm pounds area
• Traffic accident claims EOU volleyball coach
• The Dalles rallies in seventh inning to edge Union County, 8-7, in state tourney opener
• Farmers market plows ahead despite music copyright issue
• For the love of birds
• Symposium targets women-owned businesses
• Obituaries for the day of July 20, 2011
• Public notices for the day of July 20, 2011
• Sorority provides members with support, social outlet
• EOU professor experiences An audience with the pope
• Obituaries for the day of July 19, 2011
• Letters and comments for July 19, 2011
• 3/116th soldier receives Bronze Star
• Loop Road paving to begin Aug. 1
• Babe Ruth hosts top 13-15 teams in Oregon
• Sheldon next stop for softball team’s ‘Funbus’
• Obituaries for the day of July 18, 2011
• Letters to the editor
• Ice center group doing right thing by starting small
• Public notices for the day of July 18, 2011
• City of La Grande: LifeFlight becomes new provider of medical flight service for fire department
• Herbicide drift blamed for crop loss
• Big Fish at Fishtrap
• Wonders of the Wooly Bugger
• The deeper meaning of the Fourth
• Education benefits available for Guard called to active duty
• Obituaries for the day of July 15, 2011
• Public notices for the day of July 15, 2011
• Plan to revive old theater gets boost from city
• Union’s Sarman named national FBLA president
• Subway falls in nine-inning thriller, 11-10
• Obituaries for the day of July 14, 2011
• Dueling bouquets
• County operating its own parole, probation dept.
• Horned lark easy to spot in Wallowa County
• Hospital visit humbling
• Summer camp marks 50th year Sunday
• 4-Hers showcase abilities at 4-H Spring Fair
• Agency to vote on loan for Liberty Theater purchase and restoration
• Soap Box Derby awards announced
• A’s win three of five in wood bat tournament
• La Grande finishes state tournament with 14-3 victory
• Obituaries for the day of July 12, 2011
• Letters and comments for July 12, 2011
• Crazy Days, car show pack ’em in downtown
• No matter how hot it gets, you can still plant
• La Grande couple’s Civil War-era letters capture attention of ‘History Detectives’
• Elgin enjoys 65th annual Stampede rodeo
• Letters and comments for July 11, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of July 11, 2011
• 4th annual Grande Ronde-A-View
• Public notices for the day of July 11, 2011
• Looking back at the First Stampede
• Ex-EOU student faces attempted kidnapping charge
• 11 days in Eastern Europe
• Letters and comments for July 8, 2011
• Appreciate the ties that bind
• Babcock wins freestyle crown at national championships
• Public notices for the day of July 8, 2011
• Weekday lunch program back at full speed
• Guardsman in Iraq finds solace in softball
• Councilors explain non-attendance at memorial ceremony
• Guidelines change for property tax deferral program
• Black cougar
• Public notices for the day of July 7, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of July 7, 2011
• La Grande rallies into state tournament
• Summer Fishtrap participants to explore ‘Migrations and Passages’
• Alleged pot growers indicted on federal charges
• Scams target seniors
• Obituaries for the day of July 6, 2011
• Miller two-hitter helps struggling Subway A’s split doubleheader with Milton-Freewater
• Letters and comments for July 6, 2011
• Remodeling project helps Habitat for Humanity
• Public notices for the day of July 6, 2011
• Elgin company picked to build Imbler school
• Subway dominates competition in Ontario
• Letters and comments for July 5, 2011
• La Grande runners place first, second at Lostine River Run
• Choices, choices
• Obituaries for the day of July 5, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of July 4, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of July 1, 2011
• Public gets look at Imbler’s new school
• La Grande blasts Pendleton for District 3 title, 9-1
• Benefits available for retired veterans with combat-related injuries
• For the love of frogs (but not toads)
• Letters and comments for July 1, 2011
• A final push for fireworks donations
• Public notices for the day of July 1, 2011
• MC Ranch tour showcases sustainable forestry
• School board finalizes $389,000 in budget cuts
• Ambushed!
• Guardsmen keep focus
• Lightning zaps Boise, Meridian to win tourney
• La Grande teams battle for District 3 championship titles
• Obituaries for the day of June 29, 2011
• Letters and comments for June 29, 2011
• Crop Tour shines light on major industry
• 35th Annual Crops and Conservation Tour shines spotlight on local agriculture
• Diversification among keys to trading post’s success
• Public notices for the day of June 29, 2011
• Student’s senior project expands cemetery
• Obituaries for the day of June 28, 2011
• Letters and comments for June 28, 2011
• Plants display true grit
• Obituaries for the day of June 27, 2011
• Community effort foundation for wolf compensation plan
• LHS Class of 1959 contributes to pavilion fundraising
• New home for monument
• Rough riders rope in Joseph
• Locals place high in Amy Hafer race
• Schools face $205,000 cut
• Job market remains sluggish
• EOU programs grab conference character honors
• Sampson, Ware picked by VSN work
• Obituaries for the day of June 24, 2011
• Come let us walk with body of Christ
• Sharing memories of the Liberty Theater
• Letters and comments for June 24, 2011
• Dragon tale breathes fire into summer reading program
• Two sentenced in parking lot beating
• Union School District chief retiring
• Obituaries for the day of June 23, 2011
• Sweet success
• Letters and comments for June 22, 2011
• Letters and comments for June 23, 2011
• Schedule set for Into the Wallowa summer outings
• Work days on the Zumwalt
• Public notices for the day of June 24, 2011
• Local camp stresses skills
• Still learning
• Obituaries for the day of June 22, 2011
• Boss lift Employers, community leaders get taste of National Guard life
• Fortenberry Grand Marshal for 65th Elgin Stampede
• Grade school attendance boundaries to be redrawn
• Public notices for the day of June 22, 2011
• Wyden asks FEMA to extend flood relief deadline
• Family, animals, painting central to 80-year-old
• Elgin alumni celebrate 100th anniversary reunion
• Doodle 4 Google
• It’s a blast
• Obituaries for the day of June 20, 2011
• Letters and comments for June 20, 2011
• Get those votes in for a ‘place that matters’
• A’s go 2-2 at wood bat tourney
• Tough times
• Public notices for the day of June 21, 2011
• Public notices for the day of June 20, 2011
• Public notices for the day of June 17, 2011
• Imbler’s Lowe wins Section 8 coach of year
• nde, After 29 years of service to La GraSgt. Scott Franks is retiring from force
• Obituaries for the day of June 17, 2011
• Plan to build care residential center in jeopardy
• Balanced school budget
• New law provides assistance to primary family caregivers of eligible post-9/11 veterans
• A routine of love
• Huge outdoor marijuana grow found in Northeast Oregon; six suspects arrested
• Obituaries for the day of June 16, 2011
• The buck stops here
• Cops uproot huge pot operation
• Water, sewer rates are going up in LG
• Committee gives nod to $389,000 in budget cuts
• Hallgarth named MVP at all-star tourney
• Letters and comments for June 16, 2011
• MERA update
• White-crowned sparrows exude sense of dignity
• Soap Box Derby: Interest in event gains speed
• Deployment winds down winds down
• ODFW can’t confirm wounds to cow were caused by wolves
• Four teaching jobs among casualties of Union budget cuts
• The Power of Perseverance
• Obituaries for the day of June 15, 2011
• Letters and comments for June 15, 2011
• Study takes indepth look at forestlands and resource-dependent communities
• Public notices for the day of June 14, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of June 14, 2011
• Letters and comments for June 14, 2011
• Visitors serve up softball losses
• Ticket to Ride
• Young Subway A’s stumble in first doubleheader
• Akenson named to ODFW Commission
• Obituaries for the day of June 13, 2011
• Letters and comments for June 13
• Topping is bad for trees
• Missing man found dead
• ‘Committed to excellence’
• Joseph approves school budget
• Obituaries for the day of June 10, 2011
• Letters and comments for June 10
• Ogumoro is EOU President’s Scholar
• For the McCarthy family Eastern roots run deep
• EOU survey seeks to harness public’s attitudes
• Region loses out on flyover
• Investigation continues into cattle truck crash that killed Haines man
• Chamber celebrates move to Depot Street
• Police arrest man on multiple charges
• Two 4-H members share their prep work for stock show
• Letters and comments for June 9, 2011
• Support junior auction
• Obituaries for the day of June 9, 2011
• You snooze, you win
• Theater restoration effort is looking for ... Memories of the Liberty
• Public notices for the day of June 9, 2011
• Stockshow brings extreme bull riding back to Union again
• LGSC kicks off long course season at Tri-Cities Invitational
• EOU class mails survey about proposed wind project
• Life Flight replaces Air Link
• Obituaries for the day of June 8, 2011
• Letters and comments for June 8, 2011
• Offering brand name clothing successful strategy for La Grande business owner
• Flooded farmland
• Public notices for the day of June 8, 2011
• Teens graduate from safety academy
• Bauer, Huffman take top postseason awards
• Obituaries for the day of June 3, 2011
• Mysterious gift left on porch of Elgin home
• For the Smiths, Archery runs in the family
• Reservists, Guardsmen can qualify for benefits
• From EOU with love
• Letters and comments for June 3, 2011
• The last and best wedding dress in La Grande
• Birding at Minam State Park
• Public notices for the day of June 3, 2011
• Letters and comments for June 2, 2011
• F-bombs away
• Obituaries for the day of June 2, 2011
• Memorial Days in cold produce warm memories
• Soroptimist Club issues $15,000 in scholarships to graduates
• Integrated Biomass buys post and pole mill
• EOLS court: Royal responsibilities keep girls busy
• Flooding heavy on 18th St.
• County, city move forward with emergency declarations
• Public notices for the day of June 2, 2011
• Fred’s cameras: from darkroom to display room
• Obituaries for the day of June 1, 2011
• Public notices for the day of June 1, 2011
• Letters and comments for June 1, 2011
• Help make EOLS Junior Auction a big success
• Imbler FBLA president and 4-H Ambassador embarks on Goodwill journey to Mongolia
• Readying Big Red
• Mass casualty exercise puts responders’ skills to test
• Public notices for the day of May 31, 2011
• Public notices for the day of May 30, 2011
• University of Portland Pilots get a Nice reliever from La Grande
• Something old, something new: Cove pool to open June 15
• Group rebuilds 4-H arena at fairgrounds
• Flood damage: County to consider emergency declaration
• Obituaries for the day of May 31, 2011
• Woodward strikes out 17 as Bobcats advance to state semis
• EOU’s Haynie wins national pole vault title
• Obituaries for the day of May 30, 2011
• Runway, Pierce Road rebuilds included in Union County’s $37.4 million budget
• Honoring fallen heroes
• EOLS will go on as planned
• History Channel segments based on vet’s war writings
• Coffey takes second in NAIA nationals 10,000 meters
• Woodward named player of year
• Tigers fall short against Elmira, 6-5
• Obituaries for the day of May 27, 2011
• SB 242 is good for higher ed in Oregon
• Public notices for the day of May 27, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of May 26, 2011
• Taking the great gas experiment for a holiday spin
• Public notices for the day of May 26, 2011
• Union drops Days Creek, 9-1
• Dandelion Festival
• Bluebird’s striking plumage delights bird watchers
• Letters and comments for May 26, 2011
• Union FFA celebrates successes
• Community clean-up brings Elgin citizens together
• Rain-swollen creeks flood streets, homes
• Waldrop new principal at LHS
• ‘Just to help the animals’
• Tigers ‘step up’ at state meet
• Obituaries for the day of May 25, 2011
• New book adds details to Hot Lake history
• Touring Boise operations
• Public notices for the day of May 25, 2011
• Officer shares story of his miracle recovery
• Herron new Elgin school chief
• Public deserves to know truth
• STATE CHAMPIONS
• Guard soldier prepares for post-Iraq employment
• Cove students step into history during 3.5-mile hike
• Local disabled veterans have new transportation option to Walla Walla
• Public notices for the day of May 20, 2011
• Tigers rally to tame Panthers for play-in win, 6-4
• No. 1
• Bruce and Marcia Rynearson named Grand Marshals of EOLS
• Let there be darkness
• Obituaries for the day of May 20, 2011
• Letters and comments for May 20, 2011
• There’s nothing quite as scrumptious as homemade ice cream
• The ABCs of emergency medical care for vets
• To the rescue
• St. Germaine named new Union School District superintendent
• Public notices for the day of May 19, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of May 19, 2011
• Joseph man proposing to build solar array system on his private property on Prairie Creek Road
• Generosity plentiful at pie auctions
• Congratulations to state champion golf team
• ODFW kills un-collared Imnaha pack wolf
• Voters reject school bond levy
• Letters and comments for May 18, 2011
• Food banks receive $5,000 boost from Walmart
• Farmers Market opens Saturday
• Wolcott, Shirley stepping down as head coaches
• Tigers tee off for title
• Steeves leads Crane track stampede into state title meet
• Obituaries for the day of May 18, 2011
• Public notices for the day of May 18, 2011
• Letters and comments for May 16, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of May 16, 2011
• Grande Ronde River reaches record flood level
• Slip-sliding away
• Wallowa, Union golfers shine at district tourney
• Letters and comments for May 13, 2011
• Sunshine, warmth spawn spring energy
• Obituaries for the day of May 13, 2011
• United States Field Band - April 29, 2011
• ODFW issues wolf kill permits to 8 ranchers
• OK Theatre plans ‘sensory-friendly’ films for autistic
• City finalizes budget with no more cuts
• Elgin pole vaulters find victory in Boardman meet
• Golfersgrab crown
• Public notices for the day of May 11, 2011
• Letters and comments for May 11, 2011
• Restaurant owner reveals keys to business success
• Small town radio
• Contract concessions help fill city budget deficit
• Obituaries for the day of May 10, 2011
• Letters and comments for May 10, 2011
• Cougars surprise unbeaten Outlaws with doubleheader split
• Five teams take part in plowing bee
• Local family creates a ‘meals-together’ tradition
• Public notices for the day of May 10, 2011
• Elgin rips Cougars
• Rasmussen leads Tigers to track win in Baker Invitational
• Public notices for the day of May 9, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of May 9, 2011
• Police, fire concessions help city budget
• Memorial for fallen soldier focuses on life, service
• School district sees falling admin costs
• Letters and comments for May 9, 2011
• Shelter, safety services are essential
• Tigers blast Wolverines in quick 15-0 victory
• Understanding the role of fiduciary
• Obituaries for the day of May 6, 2011
• Letters and comments for May 6, 2011
• Mixed message on care center
• Out with the old — well, some things worth keeping
• Birdathon offers once-a-year opportunity
• Elk, deer census
• Retired Episcopal bishop continues pilgrimmage
• Public notices for the day of May 6, 2011
• Another calf found killed by wolves
• County reprimands planning director
• It’s clean-up time in La Grande, Island City
• Obituaries for the day of May 5, 2011
• A Grande adventure
• The case of the mystery weapon
• Letters and comments for May 5, 2011
• Fundraising begins for fireworks show
• ‘Early detection, rapid response’ Wallowa-Whitman targets invasive plants on forest
• ‘A party interrupted by work’
• Elgin/Imbler grabs sweep
• Four groups file suit to stop wolf kill by USFWS
• ‘Banner year’ for snowpack, water
• Obituaries for the day of May 4, 2011
• EOU team excels in international math marathon
• Letters and comments for May 4, 2011
• Community partners with RiverBend
• Mad as Hell Doctors
• Wolf attacks on calves lead USFS to kill two wolves
• EOU announces $3.9M in cuts
• Lady Tigers show claws, beat Baker
• La Grande sweeps titles at Union invite
• Obituaries for the day of May 3, 2011
• Letters and comments for May 3, 2011
• City moving forward
• A good time to prune ornamental grasses, plant trees and shrubs
• Enterprise tea company touts benefits of Green tea
• Public notices for the day of May 3, 2011
• Imbler wins 7th straight FBLA title
• Imbler girls take Jo-Hi title with 233 points
• Letters and comments for May 2, 2011
• La Grande picks up two GOL victories over Ontario
• Cubs add to streak
• Public notices for the day of May 2, 2011
• Swan visits local pond
• Elgin wins 2A state FBLA title
• Public notices for the day of April 29, 2011
• Oh, those were the days on Fourth Street
• A Convenient Truth
• Osprey benefit from lofty Eagle project
• Obituaries for the day of April 29, 2011
• Letters and comments for April 29, 2011
• Video: Royal Wedding
• Shelter marks 15th anniversary
• Obituaries for the day of April 28, 2011
• Letters and comments for April 28, 2011
• Tough choice, but let’s show that schools still matter
• Fisheries biologist organizes volunteers from his church to distribute steelhead to organizations
• End-of-life care available through Home Health program
• Public notices for the day of April 28, 2011
• Union teaching positions face budget ax
• Calf death probably wolf kill
• Obituaries for the day of April 27, 2011
• La Grande and Island City Community clean-up set May 7
• Elgin Parks & Rec applies for Playground grant
• Small Badgers make it big at River’s Edge Invitational
• ‘Yotes sweep EOU in softball finale
• Church in a combat zone
• Granada Theater moves to digital and 3D technology
• Letters and comments for April 27, 2011
• Biologists confirm wolverine tracks in Wallowas
• $389,000 in proposed budget cuts outlined
• Obituaries for the day of April 25, 2011
• Union picks up four wins
• Tigers sweep McLoughlin in GOL play
• Letters and comments for April 25, 2011
• Fighting crime
• Public notices for the day of April 26, 2011
• Public notices for the day of April 25, 2011
• Teetering on the brink
• Obituaries for the day of April 22, 2011
• Two La Grande veterans honored at ceremony
• Restoring the Liberty
• There’s something to love in every day
• Learn about VA eBenefits Wednesday
• Trail restoration
• Public notices for the day of April 22, 2011
• Appeal of trucking firm’s home occupation permit upheld
• Obituaries for the day of April 21, 2011
• Letters and comments for April 21, 2011
• Good deed does community proud
• Thrift store provides retail therapy
• Two-girl court will reign over CJD
• Auction to benefit Community Center
• City considers pool rate hike
• Making a difference
• Cove’s gem
• Letters and comments for April 20, 2011
• At odds with county
• Obituaries for the day of April 20, 2011
• Episode 3: JCAT with the PJs
• Schwebke’s skills as dispatcher recognized
• Public notices for the day of April 20, 2011
• Community plays role in preventing abuse
• Prevent child abuse, neglect
• Obituaries for the day of April 18, 2011
• Public notices for the day of April 18, 2011
• History, improvements abound at Union Cemetery
• Clock expert restores family heirloom
• Grant funds summer school session for Greenwood Elementary students
• Public notices for the day of April 15, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of April 15, 2011
• Continuing the walk down memory lane at the Hofmann market
• An impact on wildlife
• Harry Collman 1941-2011 A legacy of giving
• Eastern senior gets on board for Student Freedom Ride
• Ways and Means hopes to provide teleconference link to budget hearings
• J- Day
• Obituaries for the day of April 14, 2011
• Prague a wonderful city for sightseeing, shopping, music
• Public notices for the day of April 14, 2011
• Keep care close to home
• Penchant for dolls
• Bob Fergison Advocate for the arts in Wallowa County
• Administration asks for contract concessions from teachers, classified staff
• Obituaries for the day of April 13, 2011
• Tigers stop Bucks at net for 3-2 win
• Sunshine helps golfers
• Episode 2: Welcome to the war
• House painting entrepreneur
• Public notices for the day of April 13, 2011
• Water, sewer rate hike mulled
• School days could be cut if option levy fails
• Obituaries for the day of April 12, 2011
• Public notices for the day of April 11, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of April 8, 2011
• Downtown improvement initiatives get green light
• Two charged in city-wide rifle shooting spree
• Cattlemen look for fair solution in wolf debate
• Retreating in memory to the days of Hofmann’s Grocery
• Vets may qualify for Post-9/11 benefits
• Youth get first crack at turkeys this weekend
• Public notices for the day of April 8, 2011
• Students unearth career possibilities
• Obituaries for the day of April 7, 2011
• Cascade Conference honors EOU pair
• Letters and comments for April 7, 2011
• Episode No. 1: How to get to the war
• Phillipses: At home on the ranch
• Public notices for the day of April 7, 2011
• Local educators voice concerns about bill to make all-day public kindergarten mandatory
• Obituaries for the day of April 6, 2011
• Sen. Nelson stands by principles on tuition bill
• W-I Cats claw for first win
• Hard work paying off for Hought’s owner
• Public notices for the day of April 6, 2011
• Company commander reflects on 2nd Iraq tour
• ‘Squaw’ place names on board agenda
• Forums on school option levy slated
• Obituaries for the day of April 5, 2011
• N.P. council to discuss proposed SIP pact tonight
• Lundy brings ability to listen to Cove mayor post
• Letters and comments for April 4, 2011
• Huskies win three in Stanfield Tourney
• Lady Cats sweep Elgin
• EOU makes tracks in Willamette Invitational
• Public notices for the day of April 5, 2011
• Public notices for the day of April 4, 2011
• Boxers batter Mountaineers, 10-3
• Obituaries for the day of April 1, 2011
• Wheeling out Refurbished WHEELS
• Major crime team investigating assault near church
• Public notices for the day of April 1, 2011
• Looking on the bright side of rain
• Elk die after gorging on winter wheat
• Letters and comments for April 1, 2011
• 30 architectural firms interested in designing Imbler’s new school
• Wolf legislation draws Wallowa County ranchers to Salem
• On the Run
• Public notices for the day of March 31, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of March 31, 2011
• Put some spring in your step
• Letters and comments for March 31, 2011
• Celebrate Arbor Week
• E-mail probe doesn’t pass smell test
• Wallowa Memorial Hospital Auxiliary: History of helping dates back to 1952
• Devoted to Elgin
• Obituaries for the day of March 30, 2011
• Four homers help Anderson grab Cascade weekly honor
• Letters and comments for March 30, 2011
• Keeping schools whole
• 5K Stroll, 10K fun run to benefit La Grande Main Street Program
• Budget cuts threaten OSU ag programs
• Public notices for the day of March 30, 2011
• Opera House lands $175,000 grant
• Obituaries for the day of March 29, 2011
• Letters and comments for March 29, 2011
• Now is the time to get tomatoes going from seed
• More students getting MRSA staph infections
• Public notices for the day of March 29, 2011
• Safety video earns accolades
• La Grande splits with Roseburg
• Obituaries for the day of March 28, 2011
• Public notices for the day of March 28, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of March 25, 2011
• Pensions, military retirement and taxes
• Youth ingenuity never ceases to amaze
• Unclaimed bison roam free in Wallowa County
• Letters and comments for March 25, 2011
• Lots to see and do in Prague, a walking city
• TEXTING: r u fluent?
• Public notices for the day of March 25, 2011
• Woodward’s home run downs Santiam
• Obituaries for the day of March 24, 2011
• Wait training
• Letters and comments for March 24, 2011
• Public notices for the day of March 24, 2011
• Mission accomplished
• Nursing home’s fate hinges on election
• Ranchers use billboard to express wolf views
• Elgin chamber honors top citizens
• Elgin claims Columbia River Bash crown
• Obituaries for the day of March 23, 2011
• Walden’s E.O. tour gets under way in Hermiston Thursday
• Public notices for the day of March 23, 2011
• Walk your way to good health
• Tigers net big wins over Ontario in season opener
• Letters and comments for March 22, 2011
• Ranching on the wolf highway
• Help sought for Guard care package project
• Obituaries for the day of March 21, 2011
• Testimony submitted in trucking company appeal hearing
• Deal reached to lift wolf protections in 2 states
• Tigers drop two of three at Ontario Tournament
• Mounties split with Northwest Christian
• Letters and comments for March 21, 2011
• Public notices for the day of March 21, 2011
• Horses moved in alleged neglect case
• Household hazardous waste disposal facility opens Monday
• Class cooks up educational opportunities
• Merrily we roll along on metal-wheeled skates
• Public notices for the day of March 18, 2011
• Earthquakes and shaken faith
• Letters and comments for March 18, 2011
• The 3% Challenge
• Crossing the Blues festival bites the dust
• Public turn-out low for water issues meeting in Union draws
• Obituaries for the day of March 17, 2011
• Go Zips!
• Letters and comments for March 17, 2011
• Wallowa School District names new superintendent
• Preschool, day care strives to fill needs of working families
• Public notices for the day of March 17, 2011
• EOU’s Haynie finds success on the track
• Cookies for troops
• Citizens comment on pavilion rebuilding plans
• Letters and comments for March 16, 2011
• Job with a view
• Obituaries for the day of March 16, 2011
• Public notices for the day of March 16, 2011
• La Grande woman hospitalized after her car flips over on Spring Avenue
• Fossilized fish ignite creative spark in young writers
• EOU sweeps Walla Walla for third straight win
• Letters and comments for March 15, 2011
• One calendar for LG schools
• Indoor plants sickly? Stem-sucking insects could be culprit
• Zumba adds spice to workout
• Obituaries for the day of March 15, 2011
• Public notices for the day of March 15, 2011
• Third-graders learn importance of clean air and water at future stewards day
• Super Hen
• Eastern Oregon University honors Women of Vision and Courage
• Protesters blast wolf presence in N.E. Oregon
• Wildcats send seven wrestlers to state meet
• Mountaineers cut down Cedarville in first round
• Obituaries for the day of March 11, 2011
• Reliving a trip to Prague, Czech Republic
• Vets may qualify for extra Social Security credits
• Time for a little trim before spring
• Late winter skiing has its rewards, hazards
• Pavilion reconstruction focus of public forum focus
• Sewer rates could double in Cove
• Dean qualifies for nationals with fast half-marathon
• Problem Gambling Awareness Week Gambling: Know the risks
• Letters and comments for March 9, 2011
• ‘Dump Hunger’ bolsters food banks
• Obituaries for the day of March 9, 2011
• Public notices for the day of March 9, 2011
• Filing deadline looms closer for candidates seeking school board seats
• N. Powder council OKs wind farm resolution
• Letters and comments for March 8, 2011
• Don’t let diabetes go undiagnosed
• Obituaries for the day of March 8, 2011
• Plan aims to help soldiers find post-deployment jobs
• Mountaineers grab three national titles in track
• Enterprise falls to Knappa, 70-56
• Obituaries for the day of March 7, 2011
• Letters and comments for March 7, 2011
• Public notices for the day of March 7, 2011
• Letters and comments for March 4, 2011
• Make pavilion rebuild project a community affair
• ‘Compassion with Cookies and Colors’
• Obituaries for the day of March 4, 2011
• Perrydale defense stops Imbler, hands Panthers 24-20 loss at state
• Scouts’ abilities put to test at Klondike Derby
• 80 columns down and still going strong
• Public notices for the day of March 4, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of March 3, 2011
• Deertown shuffle
• Enterprise steals away quarterfinal win, 59-57
• Hawks shoot down Wallowa in 45-37 upset
• Letters and comments for March 3, 2011
• Future of Wallowa Lake Dam on hold
• Celebrating return of Old Man Winter
• Public notices for the day of March 3, 2011
• Letters and comments for March 2, 2011
• Event spotlights state of Wallowa County economy
• Chamber honors outstanding citizens
• Obituaries for the day of March 2, 2011
• Vandalized car replaced, $3,000 left over for reward
• Horses seized as evidence in alleged animal neglect case
• Obituaries for the day of March 1, 2011
• Letters and comments for March 1, 2011
• Save the date: Army Field Band, Chorus to perform here April 29
• Imbler’s Plummer pinned in 125 title match
• An inviting web presence
• Rebuilding burned pavilion Soroptimists partner with Legacy Ford in fundraising effort
• Obituaries for the day of February 25, 2011
• VA tracking exposure to the chemical Cr(VI)
• Deserving of their own holidays
• Letters and comments for February 25, 2011
• Disc golfers seek OK to build course at MERA
• Public notices for the day of February 25, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of February 24, 2011
• Cookie monster
• Mountaineers survive Raiders scare
• Badgers hang against Dufur, 46-42
• Letters and comments for February 24, 2011
• Electrified, flagged fencing installed to deter wolves
• Public notices for the day of February 24, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of February 23, 2011
• Enterprise/Wallowa grapplers win District 4
• Badgers’ rally beats Huskies
• Letters and comments for February 23, 2011
• A new pavilion
• Public notices for the day of February 23, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of February 22, 2011
• Letters and comments for February 22, 2011
• City needs to make more cuts
• Little steps, big success
• Obituaries for the day of February 21, 2011
• Mountaineer men finish regular season with win over Evergreen, 95-89
• Outlaws take BMC district title
• Letters and comments for February 21, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of February 18, 2011
• Intense Leopards rip Eagles in tourney, 68-38
• Pedro leads Badgers past Joseph, 50-27
• The big chill
• Tragic ending for a grand building
• Public notices for the day of February 18, 2011
• Lasting impressions in a country of contradictions
• Letters and comments for February 18, 2011
• Letters and comments for February 17, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of February 17, 2011
• Old Oregon starts district tournament
• Look for ‘Critters, Crafts and Cowboy Hats’ at this year’s fair
• Mark Twain imitator delights Big Read crowd
• Public notices for the day of February 17, 2011
• Letters and comments for February 16, 2011
• All on the same team
• Whistle-free zone has big price tag
• Obituaries for the day of February 16, 2011
• La Grande girls bury visiting Pioneers in GOL rout, 67-27
• La Grande pounds McLoughlin boys for fourth GOL win
• Local man wins trip to Super Bowl
• Furniture store opens in former Sears location
• Wolfe Ranch donates land for Wallowa County’s first ag conservation easement
• Public notices for the day of February 16, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of February 15, 2011
• Letters and comments for February 15, 2011
• Mourning the loss of a dear old friend
• It’s smart to know heat-zone number
• Fire devours Riverside Park pavilion
• Obituaries for the day of February 14, 2011
• VA expands coverage of Agent Orange-related diseases
• Imbler girls stay ‘perfect’ in OOL with easy 46-19 victory
• Wallowa smashes Badgers’ hopes for unbeaten season
• Peterson lay-in lifts Mounties to 66-65 victory over Beacons
• Public notices for the day of February 11, 2011
• Sharing a very private moment as Valentine’s Day approaches
• Obituaries for the day of February 11, 2011
• Letters and comments for February 11, 2011
• Public notices for the day of February 10, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of February 10, 2011
• ‘Miracle on Linoleum’
• Letters and comments for February 9, 2011
• Economic growth only way out of public funding crunch
• Three Aces & a Queen
• Public notices for the day of February 9, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of February 8, 2011
• Badgers split OOL weekend
• Lessons from the circus
• Letters and comments for February 8, 2011
• Reform needed in higher education
• Walk for Warmth
• Obituaries for the day of February 7, 2011
• Wolves and calving season
• Letters and comments for February 7, 2011
• Public notices for the day of February 8, 2011
• Public notices for the day of February 7, 2011
• Grapplers upset Mac-Hi with forfeits for 48-22 win
• Obituaries for the day of Februrary 4, 2011
• Heat matters
• Letters and comments for February 4, 2011
• Join the Walk for Warmth - Exercising our compassion muscles
• Tuition reform shows promise
• Public notices for the day of February 4, 2011
• EOU guns down WWU in 108-53 blowout
• Obituaries for the day of Februrary 3, 2011
• Welcome to tax hell
• Weigh in with state on wind farm issue
• Letters and comments for February 3, 2011
• Public notices for the day of February 3, 2011
• Wallowa County honors top citizens
• New fitness center plans March opening
• Cove robot team wins state teamwork award
• La Grande girls swim to home win
• Obituaries for the day of Februrary 2, 2011
• Letters and comments for February 2, 2011
• Power for the people
• Public notices for the day of January 31, 2011
• Public notices for the day of February 1, 2011
• Public notices for the day of February 2, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of Februrary 1, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of January 31, 2011
• La Grande sawmill might re-open on limited basis
• To soldiers, with love
• Man faces murder charge in Sumpter shooting
• Smith paints gloomy school funding picture
• Tiger trout to prowl Phillips Reservoir
• Letters and comments for January 28, 2011
• Civility matters, even on radio
• Opening the cupboards of memory-builders
• The adventure continues in Denmark
• Obituaries for the day of January 28, 2011
• Men who swear at goats
• Obituaries for the day of January 27, 2011
• Letters and comments for January 27, 2011
• Backcountry Hunters and Anglers tap Akenson as executive director
• No shortage of events to attend
• Public notices for the day of January 27, 2011
• Hundreds turn out for wind farm hearing in Union
• SB 242: Higher ed official says it will increase financial security at Ore. universities
• Obituaries for the day of January 26, 2011
• Letters and comments for January 26, 2011
• Company’s coming, let’s clean up
• ‘End of road’ stays active even in winter
• Public notices for the day of January 26, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of January 24, 2011
• Obituaries for the day of January 25, 2011
• Panthers pick up weekend OOL sweeps
• Letters and comments for January 25, 2011
• Johnson, Clements served city well
• Levine accepts provost job at Central Washington University
• Paid admission will be reinstituted at county fair
• EOU women end five-game skid with weekend wins
• Mountaineers fall to No. 7 Oregon Tech 93-80 in CCC play
• La Grande burns Hilanders, 55-46
• Miesner named mayor pro tem
• Obituaries for the day of January 21, 2011
• On Second thought Jeff Petersen
• Letters and comments for January 21, 2011
• No need for wolves in Oregon
• Snow survey shows promise for water supply
• Local organizations help area’s veterans
• Public notices for the day of January 21, 2011
• Green tin to grand piano Imagine what a little imagination can do
• Obituaries for the day of January 20, 2011
• Letters and comments for January 20, 2011
• Teacher education proves valuable
• Tigers take The Dalles invitational swim crown
• Changing careers
• Obituaries for the day of January 19, 2011
• Letters and comments for January 19, 2011
• Help build vandalism reward fund
• Public notices for the day of January 19, 2011
• Soggy Starkey
• Iraq: ‘A lot less like the Wild West’
• Obituaries for the day of January 18, 2011
• Letters and comments for January 18, 2011
• Reach for the fertilizer
• Public notices for the day of January 17, 2011
• 1950 EOU grad African American groundbreaker
• Obituaries for the day of January 17, 2011
• Letters and comments for January 17, 2011
• Imbler coasts by Pine Eagle 64-10
• Mountaineers get 15th win of season, defeat Corban 82-71
• Union sinks Elgin in triple overtime for first win of season
• fight against breast cancer
• Revised SIP could net city of Union $2 million
• Birders eye 87 species at annual Christmas count
• Henderson recognized for his support of youth pheasant hunt at Ladd Marsh area
• Public notices for the day of January 14, 2011
• Compassion trumps negatives of group behavior
• Still puzzled after all these years
• Letters and comments for January 14, 2011
• Sellable vs. academic art
• Obituaries for the day of January 14, 2011
• School district enacts spending freeze
• Event will showcase volunteer opportunities
• Outlaws aiming at rivals
• Axelrod beats Knowles in Elkhorn Classic
• Gamblers to host Oregon snowmobile convention
• Public notices for the day of January 13, 2011
• Letters and comments for January 13, 2011
• Main Street program has big impact
• Nobody remembers Horned Frogs
• Obituaries for the day of January 13, 2011
• New La Grande dentist tells what it’s like to be an Army dentist in Afghanistan
• La Grande swimmers swamp Pendleton girls in Baker meet
• Aaron’s brightens New Year’s for Wildflower Lodge residents
• Public notices for the day of January 12, 2011
• Museum looks ahead to new exhibits this spring
• Elgin scares ranked Outlaws, 32-30
• Leopards edge Adrian, fall to Badgers in opener
• Obituaries for the day of January 11, 2011
• Public notices for the day of January 11, 2011
• Letters and comments for January 11, 2011
• Think Link Discovery Center ‘magical place’
• Tiger girls pound Pioneers, 78-23
• La Grande splits weekend match-ups with Mac-Hi, Weiser
• Outlaws blast Bobcats 74-45 in BMC play
• Badgers better Cove in overtime, 37-33
• Letters and comments for January 10, 2011
• Public notices for the day of January 10, 2011
• Vandalism spree leads to reward fund
• Obituaries for the day of January 7, 2011
• The Big O
• Out with the old, in with the new
• How to avoid resolution roadblocks
• Suffering vets can sign up for compensation
• Letters and comments for January 7, 2011
• Public notices for the day of January 7, 2011
• 2010 in review Wolves & Cattle
• State deems Antelope Ridge wind farm application complete
• SLED DOG RACES: Ollokot will be main checkpoint, lay over station
• Fishtrap hires new program coordinator, gears up for Big Read
• Connecting with old friends
• Obituaries for the day of January 6, 2011
• Looking out for Hummingbirds
• Business district sees improvements
• Obituaries for the day of January 5, 2011
• Letters and comments for January 5, 2011
• Public notices for the day of January 5, 2011
• Weathering the cold
• Obituaries for the day of January 4, 2011
• Letters and comments for January 4, 2011
• Wallowa’s Jamerson dominating among Old Oregon League leaders
• Public notices for the day of January 4, 2011
• Gardening: Therapy for body and soul
• Chilly Ride into the new year
• Special honor
• Operations in full swing at ‘family oriented’ Spout Springs
• Letters and Comments for December 31, 2010
• EOU off to fast start in 96-75 win
• Public notice for the day of December 31, 2010
• Public notice for the day of December 30, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of December 29, 2010
• La Grande struggling in holiday tourneys
• Letters and Comments for December 29, 2010
• Meal program re-tools amid financial adversity
• Baum to serve as Walden’s senior policy adviser
• Public notice for the day of December 29, 2010
• Transit service cuts likely to get 3-week reprieve
• Lady Huskies down Cove at holiday tourney
• Letters and Comments for December 28, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of December 28, 2010
• Public notice for the day of December 28, 2010
• Public notice for the day of December 27, 2010
• Market robbed on Christmas Eve
• Rivals aim to continue title brawl
• Local hoop teams heading to Wallowa, Elgin tourneys
• Obituaries for the day of December 27, 2010
• Battle for Old Oregon starts anew
• Well worn but not forgotten
• Departed vet’s spouse may qualify for benefit
• Obituaries for the day of December 24, 2010
• Crazy busy
• Battalion commander familiar with Joint Base Balad
• ‘Shop with a Cop’ brightens Christmas for kids
• Public notices for the day of December 24, 2010
• The Christmas Story
• Sharing an uncommon name
• Wallowa Co. Fair Board members resign
• White grapples gold in Best of West tourney
• Obituaries for the day of December 23, 2010
• Letters and comments for December 23, 2010
• Planning process is in final stages
• Journey School figures guide character development
• Public notices for the day of December 23, 2010
• Panthers pounce on Mustangs, 64-52
• Safe Ride Car dealers among those backing program to keep impaired New Year’s Eve revelers off road
• Obituaries for the day of December 22, 2010
• Remembering Denmark
• Letters and comments for December 22, 2010
• Public’s input important
• Public notices for the day of December 22, 2010
• ‘Active leads’ pursued in vandalism at cemetery, armory
• La Grande girls swamp Pendleton in home meet, boys take second
• La Grande cruises past Elko at Skyview Tourney
• Obituaries for the day of December 21, 2010
• Letters and comments for December 21, 2010
• Winter: Time to bolster gardening knowledge
• Public notices for the day of December 21 2010
• Club throws lifeline to Elgin’s senior meals
• Convoy mission gives Guardsmen feel for what lies ahead
• Obituaries for the day of December 20, 2010
• Letters and comments for December 20, 2010
• Finish filling those Christmas lists locally
• No. 13 Owls deal EOU first conference loss
• Union finds first win in overtime against Weston-McEwen, 45-38
• Public notices for the day of December 20, 2010
• Visitor center moving to Joseph school
• Games today have nothing on ‘action games’ of yesteryear
• A lot to be proud of
• Letters and comments for December 17, 2010
• Public notices for the day of December 17, 2010
• Help struggling families this Christmas season
• Biologist’s presentation sheds light on wolf behavior at presentation
• Special delivery
• Getting a grip on local mats
• ‘Giving’ part of Wallowa County fabric
• Board works to keep fairgrounds functioning
• Letters and comments for December 16, 2010
• Good wood goes to waste
• Nuss recognized for lengthy service as Enterprise mayor, city councilor
• Public notices for the day of December 16, 2010
• Beware of the frog
• Obituaries for the day of December 16, 2010
• Two local members of new Intermountain ESD Board reflect on what lies ahead
• Enterprise, Imbler hoop teams off to perfect 5-0 starts
• Obituaries for the day of December 15, 2010
• Hospital eyes room to grow
• Letters and comments for December 15, 2010
• Virginia McLaughlin - Enjoying dancing, gardening at 90
• Letters and comments for December 14, 2010
• Help support Saturday’s Santa Mall
• La Grande swimmers grab second
• La Grande swimmers grab second
• Outlaws need overtime to beat Cougars
• Outlaws need overtime to beat Cougars
• Obituaries for the day of December 14, 2010
• Fare hikes, route cutbacks proposed
• Fare hikes, route cutbacks proposed
• Local Guard unit adjusts to new Iraq
• Nicholson takes title at Muilenburg
• Panthers polish off Eagles, Bobcats in tourney play
• Grave offense
• Demolition derby-type damage inflicted on cars in parking lot
• A day when clock has no jurisdiction
• Joseph grounds Nixyaawii, 62-53
• Removing barriers, mending fences
• How does one qualify for VA health care?
• Letters and comments for December 10, 2010
• La Grande mayor bids adieu
• Public notices for the day of December 10, 2010
• Tigers kick off season in Pendleton
• Holiday Home Tour
• Letters and comments for December 9, 2010
• SIP: It’s taxpayer money
• Wallowa County Fairgrounds need stable funding base
• A date with Al Roker
• Obituaries for the day of December 9, 2010
• Plenty of opportunities to help others during holiday season
• Public notices for the day of December 9, 2010
• Retired EOU geography professor dies
• Imbler humbles Huskies
• Obituaries for the day of December 8, 2010
• Benefit planned for Summerville woman stricken by cancer
• Public notices for the day of December 8, 2010
• Letters and comments for December 8, 2010
• Imbler mulls future for speed bumps
• Obituaries for the day of December 7, 2010
• Hospital employees give record donation to local food banks
• Joseph cleans up in Prairie City tourney
• Big cat behavior
• Letters and Comments for December 3, 2010
• Acts of kindness spawn sunshine
• Obituaries for the day of December 3, 2010
• Trees brighten Christmas for families in need
• Population remains virtually unchanged
• Obituaries for the day of December 2, 2010
• Warm up to winter at Parade of Lights
• Input from public fielded at fairgrounds funding meeting
• Solar energy to fulfill fairgrounds’ electricity needs
• Global sustainability in food focus of conference in Italy attended by local pair
• Letters and Comments for December 2, 2010
• Celtic pride: Newly formed group plans to stage major August festival, clan gathering in La Grande
• Elgin track finds new life thanks to a ‘doctor’
• Alarming data about drug use in Oregon
• Obituaries for the day of December 1, 2010
• OTEC warns electric utility members of Perfect Storm leading to higher rates in 2011
• Letters and Comments for December 1, 2010
• Winter conditions require even more caution on road
• Girl punts, passes and kicks her way to Seattle
• Digging out: Imbler cancels school, other districts implement delayed openings as storm chokes road
• Blizzard warning issued
• La Grande ready for season opener
• Voters defy odds, groundbreaking occurs soon
• Letters and Comments for November 30, 2010
• Letters to the Editor
• Obituaries for the day of November 30, 2010
• Public notice for the day of November 30, 2010
• Hornets stymie Cove in 1A semifinals, 30-14
• Obituaries for the day of November 29, 2010
• The opera houses of Europe
• Letters and Comments for November 29, 2010
• Allegations of ‘SIP conspiracy’ outlandish
• LG man facing kidnapping, assault charges
• Woman’s first deer hunt yields record buck
• ‘Pizzazz in the library’
• Hunt of a lifetime
• Obituaries for the day of November 26, 2010
• Pass the pork, the beans and the Gas-X
• So much to be thankful for
• Readers share chicken stories
• Vets who didn’t see combat still eligible for some benefits
• Attempt at intimidation
• Public notices for the day of November 26, 2010
• Courage and determination help soldier recover from severe injury; attain goal of staying in milita
• Entrepreneurship skills
• Corner on the market
• Holiday celebration to unfold downtown
• Public notices for the day of November 24, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of November 24, 2010
• Union County jobless rate rises to 9% in October
• Board seeks to expand use of fairgrounds
• VIEWPOINT:EOU coach Ben Welch notes team performance at nationals
• Eastern Oregon splits in Aramark
• Elgin hires Weston firm to pursue Collins grant
• Obituaries for the day of November 23, 2010
• Letters and comments for November 23, 2010
• Slob hunters
• City revises snow removal policy
• Snow, cold make grand entrance
• Coffey takes second at NAIA Nationals
• Flores leads team to fifth at NAIA Nationals
• Cove earns trip to 1A semis with 64-22 win over Huskies
• Obituaries for the day of November 22, 2010
• Public notices for the day of November 22, 2010
• $2.6M street project completed
• Eating chicken stirs memories
• Letters and comments for November 19, 2010
• Give Thanks
• Obituaries for the day of November 19, 2010
• Council OKs funding for streetscape projects
• Letters and comments for November 18, 2010
• How to survive the first flake
• Public notices for the day of November 18, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of November 18, 2010
• Letters and comments for November 17, 2010
• SIP agreement falls short
• FROGMAN MEMORIES WWII veteran recalls his experiences as member of underwater demolition team
• Plane crash claims life of Enterprise dentist
• Obituaries for the day of November 16, 2010
• Letters and comments for November 16, 2010
• Bless our veterans
• Window closing for planting spring bulbs
• Poised to deploy
• New street lamps light up Imbler
• Public notices for the day of November 12, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of November 12, 2010
• Timber salvaged from Big Sheep Ridge Fire
• Wallowa County Museum moves forward with expansion project
• Images of war vivid in mind of local Marine
• EOU enrollment at all-time high
• EOU pulls coup with staging of ‘The Phantom’
• Letters and comments for November 11, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of November 11, 2010
• It’s time for Big Fat Hints
• Event spotlights streetscape plan
• Domino’s moving out of Liberty Theater building
• Groundbreaking likely to occur in March for new school in Imbler
• WWII Navy man named grand marshal for Veterans Day parade
• Public notices for the day of November 10, 2010
• Kitzhaber needs to reach out to bridge divide
• Letters and comments for November 10, 2010
• Sugar addiction is serious concern
• Imbler council fills seat, adds new city recorder
• Public can comment on SIP agreement at meeting Wednesday
• O’Reilly, Stewart dazzle as Union places duo in top five at state championships meet
• Cove dominates Mustangs after early shock, 3-1
• Obituaries for the day of November 10, 2010
• Reflecting on World War II
• Find out what SIP could mean for Union County
• Letters and comments for November 9, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of November 9, 2010
• La Grande boys, girls pick up wins over Crook County
• Tigers triumph over Roosevelt
• Opening night at the range
• 125 years and still going strong
• Stella Mayfield reaches milestone reading goal
• Soldier greeted with Care and Kindness after being hurt in Afghanistan
• Letters and comments for November 8, 2010
• Public notices for the day of November 8, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of November 8, 2010
• Public notices for the day of November 5, 2010
• Reliving the joys of home canning
• Letters and comments for November 5, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of November 5, 2010
• Possible effect of wind farms on health aired at meeting
• Fred Hill donates negatives to Eastern
• Love of dogs leads woman to raise, train Australian Kelpies
• Leopards sweeps Knights, 3-0
• Tele-dermatology
• Obituaries for the day of November 4, 2010
• Celebrate Elk Day
• Public notices for the day of November 4, 2010
• Union County CAN
• Pokorney prevails in mayor race
• Majority says ‘no’ to wind farm
• Wallowa County tax measures fall
• Battle between Tigers leaves Yamhill at loss
• Badgers take district title
• Drug and Alcohol Court holds public meeting to show successes g
• Fight against hunger Collection points set up for CAN food drive Saturday
• Letters and comments for November 3, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of November 3, 2010
• Enterprise mayor: ‘I will help take what we have and build on it’
• Obituaries for the day of November 2, 2010
• Letters and comments for November 2, 2010
• Public notices for the day of November 2, 2010
• Hall of Fame moment
• Public can give input on draft management plan at two hearings
• McKinney, Wanta earn state berths Tigers place
• Baker nips La Grande 35-19
• Letters and comments for November 1, 2010
• Public notices for the day of November 1, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of November 1, 2010
• Family at home when fire broke out Wednesday
• County, Horizon unveil proposed $40M SIP agreement
• Grande and scenic
• Of wax and warts and other chilling tales
• Changes in PTSD compensation claims
• Obituaries for the day of October 29, 2010
• Observer ‘Flake Team’ plans all-out assault on weather coverage
• Horses and healing
• House fire displaces LG family
• New medical facility opens doors
• Wallowa County Business Facilitation marks 10th anniversary Wednesday
• Public notices for the day of October 29, 2010
• Letters and comments for October 29, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of October 25, 2010
• Red Ribbons for a drug-free Union County
• Hells Canyon Scenic Byway panels installed
• La Grande beats Pioneers, 28-19
• Spartans’ late rally stuns Imbler, 46-42
• Cove claims Old Oregon title
• Slater for mayor / Johnson gets nod
• Letters and comments for October 26, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of October 26, 2010
• Public notices for the day of October 26, 2010
• Orchards lure bears
• Public notices for the day of October 22, 2010
• A comfortable meeting place
• Forgiveness
• Letters and comments for October 22, 2010
• Joseph puts brakes on adoption of new personnel policy
• Obituaries for the day of October 22, 2010
• The rehabilitation of Camp Creek
• Loop road could be passable by mid Nov.
• Endowment for Forestry and Communities tour showcases area projects
• Obituaries for the day of October 19, 2010
• Public notices for the day of October 19, 2010
• Four wheelers club repairs meadow damaged by vandals
• Confidence boosted Solving OMSI puzzlers instills sense of pride among Union students
• ‘305’ Imbler buried in Cove stampede
• Mountaineers stun Orediggers, 31-28
• Kids’ incense may be fake pot
• Letters and comments for October 19, 2010
• Letters and comments for October 18, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of October 18, 2010
• Public notices for the day of October 18, 2010
• Buchanan Lane trucking company draws complaints from neighbors
• Teacher excellence recognized
• Locals sweep soccer battle of Tigers
• Huskies shoot down Outlaws
• Survey sheds light on Wallowa County’s Changing trend in land ownership
• Election season heats up
• Seven local schools given highest rating
• Public notices for the day of October 15, 2010
• Letters and comments for October 15, 2010
• Enthusiasm!
• Recalling the building of the log cabin at the county fairgrounds
• Local veterans can find variety of free services locally
• Entertainment or addiction? Problem gambling is a growing problem locally, statewide
• Obituaries for the day of October 15, 2010
• Richard and Maxine Hermens tapped as grand marshals for Eastern homecoming parade Friday
• Union girls grab silver in Richland race
• La Grande slaps down Pioneers
• Importance of Local Economies
• Preserving tales impetus behind Lostine woman’s visit to China’s Village of Stories
• Health district’s option tax explained
• Letters and comments for October 14, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of October 14, 2010
• Imbler grounds Eagles easily, 56-8
• Badgers block Cove upset bid
• Five Imbler FFAers to receive American FFA Degree
• Probe continues into claims that planner improperly deleted e-mails relating to wind farm
• Combat team sharpens shooting skills
• Cribbage king
• Letters and comments for October 13, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of October 13, 2010
• Runway, railroad on receiving end of grant program
• Eastern kicks Geoducks, tripped by Northwest in CCC play
• Mountaineers fall to No. 19 Southern Oregon
• Leopards maul Powder Valley in OOL duel
• Public notices for the day of October 12, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of October 12, 2010
• Letters and comments for October 12, 2010
• Highpoint adventure
• Local candidates converge at forum
• La Grande uses all five games to slip by Ontario
• Mac-Hi boys, girls leave town with records intact
• Obituaries for the day of October 11, 2010
• Public notices for the day of October 11, 2010
• Letters and comments for October 11, 2010
• Remembering Reg
• Public notices for the day of October 8, 2010
• Home-grown tomatoes taste sweetest
• Obituaries for the day of October 8, 2010
• Forest supervisor heading to Idaho
• Sage grouse
• Dental sciences students bring skills to Union
• Imbler wins put Panthers back in league race
• Tiger girls face almost perfect rival McLoughlin
• La Grande hosts unbeaten Pioneers in soccer showdowns
• Letters and comments for October 7, 2010
• I used to think ... Still do, occasionally
• Obituaries for the day of October 7, 2010
• Cloverleaf Hall receiving solar panels, new roof
• Voters learn about county-wide measures, candidates at forum
• Booklet heralds downtown architecture
• County board seeks review of sage grouse assessment
• Raddich, Union teams romp past rivals in Enterprise Invitational
• EOU harriers shine in Salem
• Obituaries for the day of October 6, 2010
• Letters and comments for October 6, 2010
• Public notices for the day of October 6, 2010
• Letters sent to private landowners
• Unconfirmed report: Wolf shot and killed
• EOU’s wild weekend ends with first win
• Tigers pounce on Prospectors for 41-6 win
• Mountaineers show off ‘O’ in their offense
• Public notices for the day of October 5, 2010
• Promoting tourism
• Letters and comments for October 5, 2010
• Plan, plant for next year
• Obituaries for the day of October 5, 2010
• Public notices for the day of October 4, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of October 4, 2010
• Imbler scares Badgers, falls in five
• Lone moosemakes tracks in Baker County
• Jobless rate stays near 9%
• Church marks 100 years
• Exhibit details culture, history of nine tribes
• Mountaineers hosting NAIA’s best, strongest
• EOU harriers drop to 16th in NAIA polls
• Obituaries for the day of October 1, 2010
• The joy of ‘The Messiah’
• Public notices for the day of October 1, 2010
• Keeping the air clean
• Letters and comments for October 1, 2010
• Huskies need four games to down Bobcats at home
• Letters and comments for September 30, 2010
• Public notices for the day of September 30, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of September 30, 2010
• Adventures in moving
• Council steps up tax levy campaign
• Fertilizer is the secret
• Baker needs five to beat Tigers
• RVing through Big Sky country
• Letters and comments for September 28, 2010
• Union harriers take third, fifth in Idaho
• Leopards hold off Panthers for narrow four-game win
• Badgers off to a fast league start
• Welcome to America
• School’s back in session — slow down
• Letters and comments for September 29, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of September 29, 2010
• Oregon Scenic Bikeways designations could lure visitors, aid local economy
• Getting to the root of it
• Letters and comments for September 27, 2010
• Public notices for the day of September 27, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of September 27, 2010
• Walking for warriors
• Zumwalt calf killed by wolves
• Bank robber faces 87 months in prison
• Tiger girls edge Ontario, boys fall
• Powder Valley handles Imbler in three games
• Committee recommends technology-friendly changes to bow hunting regulations
• Joseph grocer airs co-op slaughterhouse plan
• Using fire as a tool
• EOU harriers ranked 14th in NAIA polls
• Victory remains elusive for EOU, ties Trinity Lutheran College
• Church turns 100, celebration slated Sunday
• Portal to the past
• Tearful sendoff
• Some vets eligible for stop-loss benefits
• Obituaries for the day of September 24, 2010
• Local Guard unit makes us proud
• Letters and comments for September 23, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of September 23, 2010
• Imbler bond levy passes in landslide
• Thousands turn out for 3/116th departure
• Tigers narrowly trip up Ontario in GOL opener
• Imbler sweeps Grizzlies in prep for league battle
• Intern at city focuses on Main Street Program
• County says it’s taking appropriate steps on allegations against Planning Director Jenkins
• Citizens on Patrol
• School district pursues long-term strategic plan
• Union girls slosh to muddy scamper title
• Zion Lutheran Church marks 120th anniversary
• Letters and comments for September 22, 2010
• Public notices for the day of September 22, 2010
• Imbler ballot turn-in at 60% Imbler
• Echoes of the Past
• Badgers win Pine Eagle title
• Obituaries for the day of September 21, 2010
• Thanks, but no thanks
• Letters and comments for September 21, 2010
• Public notices for the day of September 21, 2010
• Public notices for the day of September 20, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of September 20, 2010
• Letters and comments for September 20, 2010
• Four local school districts report enrollment gains
• Big send-off set Tuesday for 3/116
• Tigers romp past rival Bulldogs in soccer showdowns
• Leopards outlast Pirates
• Hells Canyon Mule Days honors Biden and Betty Tippett
• Dinner acquaints guests with food producers
• Public notices for the day of September 17, 2010
• On the road again — with trailer in tow
• Letters and comments for September 17, 2010
• No. 844 provides flashback to past
• Obituaries for the day of September 17, 2010
• Imbler FFA students attend national leadership conference
• Outlaws outgun Tiger Cubs, improve to 2-0
• Tigers look for second-straight win
• Community creates pleasant atmosphere for Cycle Oregon
• Local 4-H youth post strong showing at state fair
• Leopards face tough challenge to stop explosive Pirate rusher Thursday
• Coffey breaks course record in solo victory
• Livingston new tenant at Elgin Industrial Park
• Former Elks Lodge to become rec center
• Hero rides off a cliff
• Obituaries for the day of September 16, 2010
• Public notices for the day of September 16, 2010
• Letters and comments for September 16, 2010
• Illusionist to address drugs’ false empowerment
• Traffic stop yields bomb
• Cove wins tourney title in Prairie City
• Enterprise dominates Dayton, 34-0 crush
• Union sweeps both titles in Halftime races
• Imbler continues fast start, rolls over Dufur for 56-24 win
• Public notices for the day of September 15, 2010
• Learn about, celebrate the U.S. Constitution
• Letters and comments for September 15, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of September 15, 2010
• Tigers down Vikings for first win
• Weekend loss drops EOU into a second place tie
• Oregon schools have to endure an ... Economic roller coaster
• Letters and comments for September 14, 2010
• Public notices for the day of September 14, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of September 14, 2010
• Realistic training prepares Guardsmen for ‘anything’
• Schools: Union to see if Cove is interested in merger
• Leopards maul Cougars for first win, 34-6
• Mistakes plague EOU in 49-12 loss
• Obituaries for the day of September 13, 2010
• Letters and comments for September 13, 2010
• Public notices for the day of September 13, 2010
• County probes accusation that planning chief deleted e-mails re: wind farm
• City looks at ‘what ifs’ should levy fail
• Public notices for the day of September 10, 2010
• Special day brings reflections of life well lived
• Obituaries for the day of September 10, 2010
• Distinguishing between pensions and compensation
• Respect, pray for those who serve
• Letters and comments for September 10, 2010
• Success smiles on youth
• Tigers look to rebound against Umatilla
• Candidates address Wallowa County Dems at Labor Day picnic
• Issues regarding use of dam-stored water remain muddy
• Lostine chinook on the rebound
• Letters and comments for September 9, 2010
• Imbler’s building needs
• Sound the alarm
• Obituaries for the day of September 9, 2010
• Public notices for the day of September 9, 2010
• Passion for history marked Gary Webster’s life
• Public notice for the day of September 8, 2010
• Letters and Comments for September 8, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of September 8, 2010
• Dept. of Energy seeks more information from Horizon about proposed wind farm
• Tigers toppled in five games
• An opportunity Imbler should not pass up
• Battalion is ready to go
• Letters and Comments for September 7, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of September 7, 2010
• EOU sweeps into first place tie in Cascade
• La Grande eager in chase for Greater Oregon volleyball title
• EOU travels to Nampa looking for win
• Making an ornamental garden Deer-resistant
• Now is a good time to plant trees, grasses, perennials
• Public notice for the day of September 7, 2010
• Comment period ending soon on proposed 300-mile high-voltage line
• Local soldier well-acquainted with Iraq
• Obituaries for the day of September 6, 2010
• Letters and Comments for September 6, 2010
• Public notice for the day of September 6, 2010
• Races set for Nov. election
• Vikings vanquish Tigers in opener, 33-7
• Panthers romp past weaker Bobcats, 52-12
• Riverside hobbles Huskies at home, 40-6
• OreDiggers demolish Mountaineers
• New coaches aim to bring little Texas flavor to Elgin football
• Tiger seniors bringing hope
• Joseph leads local football teams into 2010 season
• Obituaries for the day of September 3, 2010
• Time for a reunion for all?
• Wind farm vote will hinge on benefit to Union County
• Imbler’s opportunity
• Letters and comments for September 3, 2010
• Fall chinook salmon season opens on upper Snake River
• Public notices for the day of September 3, 2010
• Preserving a state treasure
• Powder Valley coaches see rebound in tough schedule
• Union goes independent in 2010
• Boss Lift Event gives Guard opportunity to thank employers for being flexible with workers who are
• Letters and comments for September 2, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of September 2, 2010
• Enough is enough
• Forest Service, groups reach accord on Westside Rangeland Analysis
• Tippets named Mule Days grand marshals
• Silent auction bids come up short, wilderness property still for sale
• Letters and comments for September 1, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of September 1, 2010
• Public notices for the day of August 31, 2010
• silent volunteers
• Decision coming Wednesday on wind farm public opinion vote
• Deployment preparation
• Eastern sweeps winless Wolves
• Elgin’s Little League gains two new baseball fields
• Sustainable logging practices at work in MERA Trails Unit
• Road plan not likely out until spring
• Author hopes book can help abused teens
• EOU finds draw, win show soccer strides on long road trip
• Late Raider rally shocks EOU, 34-30
• Wallowa sees size, skills as key to playoffs hopes
• Hospital mulls partnerships
• Letters and comments for August 31, 2010
• Letters and comments for August 30, 2010
• Wind debate blows in hot air
• Opiate use/abuse is a growing problem
• Special vehicle will help ensure local National Guard unit’s safety
• Close call Quick action keeps 12th Street grass fire from spreading
• Project brings lots of questions
• Do you qualify for Agent Orange compensation?
• Being rude is unnecessary: Acts of kindness carry the world
• Highpoint quest will eventually lead La Grande man to 50 states
• Leopards ready to hunt for OOL title
• Wind farm advisory vote decision to come next week
• Extension is valuable service in rural Oregon
• Letters and comments for August 26, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of August 26, 2010
• Imbler hopes to reload, not rebuild
• Wallowa County woman seeks legislative seat held by Smith
• 4-H receives grant for summer cooking camps
• RANCH RODEO
• Public notices for the day of August 26, 2010
• New OTEC facility moves forward
• Desert training ground for Iraq-bound Guard
• Game camera records alpha male
• Logging on emily
• Rushton repeats at sprint triathlon
• Obituaries for the day of August 25, 2010
• Letters and comments for August 25, 2010
• Public notices for the day of August 25, 2010
• Hearing to address advisory vote on proposed wind farm near Union
• Suspect nabbed in LG bank robbery
• Spontaneous ignition likely cause of blaze at visitor center
• Local duo find jet ski success, broken leg
• Wallowa Co. road scheduled for widening, straightening
• OSU in process of redesigning Extension program
• Public notices for the day of August 24, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of August 24, 2010
• Area veterans have new advocate
• Letters and comments for August 24, 2010
• How to thwart box elder bugs, sugar ants, aphids
• Officer’s actions justified, DA concludes
• EOU receives mixed reviews in scrimmage
• Mountaineers kick off season
• Obituaries for the day of August 23, 2010
• Council should OK opera house lease change
• Letters and comments for August 23, 2010
• Cove races become family run showcase
• Yak attack trips Mountaineers 2-1
• Public notices for the day of August 23, 2010
• Cherry Fair honors Burton and Ilene Hill
• Missing connections with the Class of 1944
• Keep ski area as vital part of local scene
• Letters and comments for August 20, 2010
• DA still reviewing reports on shooting
• County continues debate over wind farm vote
• Ride on! Bicycle tourism project receives 2010 Innovation Award
• Second round of floods cause death of fish, large blowout of Doc Creek
• Celebrating history
• Public notices for the day of August 20, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of August 20, 2010
• No charges in Cove shooting death
• Deploying Guard unit boasts experience
• Dudley stumps for jobs, smaller government
• Obituaries for the day of August 18, 2010
• Giving youth a chance
• Letters and comments for August 18, 2010
• Public notices for the day of August 19, 2010
• Letters and comments for August 19, 2010
• Time to clock out
• Obituaries for the day of August 19, 2010
• Tiny Tigers roar into football camp
• To fish again
• City council to review, select new tourism promotion provider
• Dudley brings campaign to region
• Hearing continues on wind advisory vote
• Shotgun-wielding man shot by officer
• Elgin increases work hours for municipal court clerk
• Letters and comments for August 16, 2010
• Puro-Sho survives Moonlight Madness marathon weekend
• Public notices for the day of August 16, 2010
• Obituaries for the day of August 17, 2010
• Letters and comments for August 17, 2010
• Public notices for the day of August 17, 2010
• Old John Deere rides again
• More than just golf
• Dedication pays off for local swimmers
• Enterprise City Council Plans made to annex Forest Service building site
• Riding the range in wolf country
• Obituaries for the day of August 13, 2010
• Many veterans not aware of benefits
• No-pet, no-care household works just fine for now
• Letters and comments for August 13, 2010
• Public notices for the day of August 13, 2010
• School board OKs contract for confidential employees
• Friends group seeks opera house lease
• Union County wraps summer
• FBLA chapter helps spruce up Elgin in anticipation of Cycle Oregon riders
• Higher Grounds ‘It’s about more than just coffee’
• Petunia power
• Obituaries for the day of August 12, 2010
• Celebrate the arts Aug. 20-21
• Letters and comments for August 12, 2010
• Public notices for the day of August 12, 2010
• LGSC takes title at home meet
• Obituaries for the day of August 11, 2010
• Fairgrounds tax is good investment
• Time marches on
• Letters and comments for August 11, 2010
• Trial date could be set soon in case of stillborn baby found at Minam Park

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