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ONTARIO — When it comes to what they do with their spare time, the Harnden sisters, of Nyssa, admit they don’t have a lot of it — but when they

WESTERN TREASURE VALLEY — The fun is about to begin. Our annual Best Of Western Treasure Valley contest kicks off this weekend. Nominations are July 1-18, with voting online in

FRUITLAND — Saturday is Michael ‘Monkey’ Vaughans 7th birthday. His parents, Tyler Vaughan and Brandi Neal, wont be hosting any public events this year, due to negative backlash following last

ONTARIO — The average length of pregnancy is 40 weeks, and that’s how long a grassroots group of citizens has committed to gathering for weekly prayer outside Planned Parenthood’s newest

ONTARIO — In conjunction with Pride Month, community partners are teaming up for the second year to offer Stronger Together. The event celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community and allies and is

ONTARIO — Ahead of 4-H competitions at the Malheur County Fair, the Argus Observer had the opportunity to meet with members of the Frisky Critters while they practiced showing steers

According to information received from the Idaho-Oregon Buddhist Temple on June 7, the Four Rivers Cultural Center will be hosting the 74th Japan Nite Obon Festival on July 15 in

MALHEUR COUNTY — Malheur County voters may soon be heading back to the ballot over Greater Idaho meetings. Local citizens, who are getting ready to form a political action committee,

ONTARIO — When it comes to diversity, Ontario is known for being a very welcoming community, and that is the impetus for the ongoing America’s Global Village festival, put on

ONTARIO — A 100-target Sporting Clay shoot will be held Saturday in honor of the founder of Malheur County chapter of Pheasants Forever, who was known for supporting local youth.