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Hangings and history

’62 Days mock hanging is a unique Grant County tradition dating back to the 1970s CANYON CITY — ...

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Gov. Kotek proposes using $160 million from state’s ‘rainy day fund’ for one-time wildfire funding

Desperate for money to get through the next two wildfire seasons and with few proposals on the table ...

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Big game museum coming to Grant County

CANYON CITY — The Oxbow Trading Post in Canyon City is in the midst of a transition that ...

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Drop-in child care center in John Days seeks to plug gaps

JOHN DAY — The Grant County Childcare Committee is working to make it easier for people to get ...

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Bentz defends Republican tax and spending bill, despite costs and cuts impacting his district

Bentz voted to pass the bill despite past vows not to add to the national deficit, and representing ...

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Bless the riders

JOHN DAY — Around 100 people gathered Saturday, June 7, at Bare Bones Bar in John Day to ...

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John Day Fossil Beds National Monument to celebrate 50 years

KIMBERLY — The John Day Fossil Beds National Monument hosts a series of events June 20-21 in celebration ...

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Grant Union takes state softball title 

EUGENE — For the third time in as many years, Grant Union beat Special District 7 foe Weston-McEwen ...

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House OKs Senate bill to create program for lumber graders

SALEM — Oregon is a step closer to establishing a lumber-grading pilot-training pilot program. The Oregon House on June ...

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Grant County gets new dining option

JOHN DAY — Grant County’s newest food truck is ready to satisfy your barbecue cravings.

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Nonprofit that encourages Eastern Oregon students to consider health care careers fears potential loss of federal funding

Proposed cuts in federal spending could jeopardize the future of a nonprofit that encourages residents in 11 counties ...

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Oregon Department of Forestry declares start of fire season, with permits and other requirements for outdoor burning, starting June 5 in NE Oregon

LA GRANDE — Although snow still covers the higher mountains and the grass is still green in places, ...

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John Day Budget Committee approves $6.9 million budget

JOHN DAY — The John Day Budget Committee at its meeting May 26 approved a $6.9 million budget ...

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Merkley warns of ‘tumultuous’ fire season amid federal cuts to wildfire support

Officials across Oregon say they will have enough firefighters on hand to battle expected wildfires this summer, but ...

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Former John Day city manager seeks court order for URA incentives

Nick Green pushes for more than $7,300 in incentives despite program pause, plus court costs JOHN DAY — ...

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Oregon Republicans say Dems delaying vote on wildfire map repeal to get votes for wildfire funding

Republicans say Democrats are using the bill as a bargaining chip to get Republicans to vote on redirecting ...

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Grant County residents 55 and older can take free local geology lesson

JOHN DAY — The Blue Mountain Community College-Grant County, Grant County Senior Services and Malheur National Forest are ...

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State Rep. Bobby Levy weighs in on bills close to family business while lawmakers weigh regulations

The Republican from northeast Oregon testified against bills related to fertilizer and data centers that could impact her ...

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Oregon Rep. Cliff Bentz insists Republicans ‘not cutting’ Medicaid, SNAP

Oregon’s lone Republican representative in Congress defended the party’s decision to attach new work and citizenship requirements to ...

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World War II veteran enjoys ride on the Eagle Cap Excursion Train

ELGIN — Just fewer than 100 veterans and their families gathered May 17 at the Elgin Depot. It was ...