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ONTARIO — When it comes to food, what will it take to increase our regional capacity for related activities, including processing, distribution and storage, market development, nutrition education and food

As 2021 draws to a close, we at the Independent-Enterprise wish to thank you for another year of support, as we work within the confines of the Argus Observer to

ONTARIO — Starting in January, Four Rivers Cultural Center will be home to a new Diverse Ability Speaker Series that will feature speakers from a variety of topics for each

ONTARIO — In observance of the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, the Argus Observer office will have special hours for the next two weeks, which include half-day Fridays and Monday

Being in foster care can be stressful — not only for the youth involved, but those trying to provide a safe home for them as they work to get to

MALHEUR COUNTY — Vale native and USA Today bestselling author Shanna Hatfield has just released a three-in-one romance novel that is set in the town of Rinehart’s Crossing. Those familiar

One of the reasons I subscribe to Argus Observer is because of local connection; but, the main reason I continue to pay the price of my kitchen counter reading has

FRUITLAND — Fruitland Police Department took several reports on Tuesday regarding vehicles that had been entered overnight with items stolen.

ADRIAN — The Adrian School Board of Directors voted unanimously to hire Raeshelle L. Meyers, of Ontario, as new interim superintendent during a special meeting at the Adrian High School

ONTARIO — For the second year, Veterans Advocates of Ore-Ida is sponsoring an essay contest for local school students with a veterans theme.