Ecycle Oregon News Today

ENTERPRISE — Proposed fee increases and rule changes for animal-rescue entities from the Oregon Department of Agriculture have the Wallowa County Humane Society worried about how it’s going to meet

John Lawrence Stephens was born in the Pahsimeroi Valley of Idaho on Jan. 31, 1927. His parents, John William and Ellen Irene Stephens (nee Fogarty) homesteaded in view of Mount

Pedestrian deaths are at a 40-year high nationwide, and Oregon has had one of the largest increases in the country.

ELGIN — A new five-day event about choosing one’s own adventure is coming to Wallowa County as cyclists are being sought for the Cycle Oregon Road Rally in September.

Second child, LeRoy "Roy" James Schwartz, was born to George and Cleone (Powell) Schwartz on May 7, 1934, in Hot Springs, S.D. Roy "graduated" to heaven on Dec. 29, 2023,

Friends of Bandon Parks and Recreation partnered with Cycle Oregon to offer bicycle training for 60 third grade students at Ocean Crest school in Bandon.

JOSEPH — A nonprofit organization working to build a 63-mile “trail with rail” between Elgin and Joseph has won a pair of new grants, including a $10,000 grant from Cycle

LA GRANDE — The La Grande Pump Track project is gearing up for the next phase in development as funding efforts near the finish line.

ENTERPRISE — Enterprise city councilors will hear from Librarian Liz Cedarbrook on the sex-education pamphlet that the Library Committee has directed her to place alongside “long-term brochures” in a less

VALE — Drexel H. Foundation’s Electric Vehicle Charging Station and local amenities have proven a success, according to the nonprofit’s President Sandijean Fuson.