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Fall term started last Monday at Treasure Valley Community College and you can feel the excitement in the air. We had a full house for our New Student Orientation session

NYSSA — As a group of dignitaries and other officials from around Malheur County gathered to celebrate groundbreaking on the future site of the Treasure Valley Reload Center, Judge Dan

ONTARIO — Long-time Argus Observer reporter Larry Meyer, of Nyssa, died on Wednesday night. Meyer started at the Argus Observer on May 31, 1977, when it was still the Daily

Editor’s note: Comments have been pouring in about former Argus Observer reporter Larry Meyer, who died on Sept. 29.

Like so many, I was stunned and saddened by Larry’s loss. I’m sure it has already been said, but, by most accounts, Larry was a Community Institution-in ways maybe even

Business people for Aug. 22

Six years ago, Rappahannock County, Virginia’s story was a familiar one. A rolling, mountainous landscape with no interstates and a single flashing red

Shame and silence: More and more children being targeted for sextortion - the new stranger danger FacebookTwitterEmail 2of5 As the ability to communicate with almost anyone almost anywhere grows, the risk increases for younger and younger children. Law enforcement officials once geared their warnings to freshmen and sophomores in high school; now they are reaching into elementary schools.Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less 3of5 4of5 Like the common thread of adult exploitation, there can be threats ...

Wednesday, May 5, 2021 Freshman Satriana Krattley clears a hurdle in the 100-meter event at Monett last week. Kyle Troutman/editor@cassville-democrat.com New personal bests set at Cub Relays The Wheaton track and field teams picked up a handful of medals at the Monett and Mt. Vernon meets last week, setting some personal bests along the way. “We had a slow start this week at Monett, but still managed to earn a few medals,” said Larry Meyer, Wheaton track coach. The 4x100 relay team of Chad ...

Resurfacing to begin in Haskell, Gray Counties Garden City Telegram Crews are expected to begin a resurfacing project on K-144 in Haskell and Gray counties on Monday, May 3, according to the Kansas Department of Transportation.  The project is expected to begin at the U.S. 83/K-144 junction in Haskell County and continue east approximately 17 miles to the U.S. 56/K-144 junction in Gray County. Traffic will be reduced to one lane guided by a pilot car during the project. Dustrol Inc. of Towanda...