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The Treasure Mountain Festival crowned its royalty over the weekend of August 24 and 25, celebrating the achievements of local young women. The event highlighted various titles, including Mini Miss, Tiny Miss, Junior Miss, and others, showcasing community spirit and engagement.
A boil water notice will be issued for the Riverside neighborhood starting June 11, 2024, affecting local water customers. Residents in the impacted area will receive a physical letter detailing the warning and necessary precautions regarding drinking water safety.
Nine candidates have filed to run for five open positions in the upcoming municipal election in Pendleton, Oregon, scheduled for May 2024. The filing period closed on March 12, allowing voters to choose their elected officials. This election is significant for local governance and civic engagement.
The Umatilla County Sheriff's Office, in collaboration with the Milton-Freewater Police Department, removed unauthorized encampments along the Walla Walla River on October 25. This initiative highlights ongoing efforts to address issues related to crime and public safety in the region. The article is significant for local residents concerned about the impact of encampments on their community.
The Columbia Development Authority board members, John Shafer and Kim Puzey, engaged in a heated discussion regarding a lawsuit filed by Umatilla County during their meeting on October 22. The article highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding local governance and land use issues in Boardman, Oregon.
The Pendleton City Council and Planning Commission are set to convene on October 22 to discuss a proposed change to the city's downtown sign ordinance. This meeting highlights local governance efforts to address community concerns regarding signage in Pendleton's downtown area.
Pendleton city leaders convened on October 22 to discuss proposed changes to the city’s sign ordinances in the historic downtown district. The meeting aimed to address community concerns regarding signage and its impact on local aesthetics and business visibility. This initiative reflects Pendleton's commitment to urban planning and local governance.
A Milton-Freewater man was arrested by the Washington State Patrol following a head-on crash on October 21 that left four individuals injured. The incident underscores the ongoing concerns regarding road safety and driver behavior in the region. Local law enforcement continues to address such incidents to ensure community safety.
An Arkansas man tragically died in a crash on Interstate 84 in Umatilla County on October 19, as reported by the Oregon State Police. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns on this major roadway, underscoring the importance of road safety measures in the region.
Oregon Department of Forestry officials discussed the challenges of the current fire season during a board retreat in Pendleton. The meeting highlighted grim statistics that underline the increasing severity of wildfires in the region. This situation has begun to strain relationships between forestry officials and landowners in Eastern Oregon.