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Former employee sues Columbia Basin Bioscience
A Umatilla County resident is suing a local agricultural operation for $300,000, claiming the company fired her in…
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Meteorologist sees dry weather ahead
Farmers will likely see dry conditions this spring and summer as La Nina returns, meteorologist Art Douglas says.…
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Krebs elected region vice president for National Cattlemen’s Beef Association
Skye Krebs, a native of Ione, was elected to the Region V vice president for policy for the…
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Pandemic changes may impact tax returns
The Oregon Department of Revenue began processing state income tax returns on Friday, Feb. 12. Returns will be…
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BMCC’s Small Business Development Center offers training sessions
The Blue Mountain Community College Small Business Development Center is offering free training and other resources for small…
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$47 million irrigation project complete
A $47 million irrigation project expected to provide a significant boost to the Columbia Basin’s economy is now…
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AARP offers tax aid to seniors
The AARP Foundation is offering free tax help for senior citizens at the Port of Morrow offices, on…
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Echo School recognized for design
Echo School’s latest addition has been recognized by the American Institute of Architects. According to a news release…
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OSHA offers free consultations
SALEM — While people often associate Oregon’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration with fines and inspections, OSHA also…
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Hermiston Chamber CEO leaving for new job
HERMISTON — Hermiston Chamber of Commerce CEO Kimberly Rill is stepping down on Feb. 12.
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