Upper Imnaha News Today

A recent Chieftain article about banning a pamphlet at the library on LGBTQ+ people and the controversy surrounding it brought back to mind how I came to get acquainted with

WALLOWA COUNTY — Investigation continues into a case of alleged animal cruelty or neglect regarding cattle owned by the Bob Dean Oregon Ranch in the Upper Imnaha area, as Wallowa

Two possible criminal cases in Wallowa County are in a holding pattern as the wheels of the justice system turn, according to District Attorney Rebecca Frolander.

ENTERPRISE — Two possible criminal cases in Wallowa County are in a holding pattern awaiting the slow wheels of the justice system to turn, according to District Attorney Rebecca Frolander.

ENTERPRISE — Additional resources continued to arrive on Sunday, Sept. 4, including task forces from the Oregon Office of the State Fire Marshal, to help battle the both the Double

Additional resources continued to arrive to help battle the both the Double Creek and Eagle Cap Wilderness fires in Wallowa County.

ENTERPRISE — Additional resources continued to arrive on Sunday, Sept. 4, including task forces from the Oregon Office of the State Fire Marshal, to help battle the both the Double

Two lightning fires in the Eagle Cap Wilderness grew substantially on Saturday, Sept. 3, fueled by strong winds, hot temperatures and humidities that dipped into single digits in places.

ENTERPRISE — There was significant fire growth on the Double Creek and Eagle Cap Wilderness Fires on Saturday, Sept. 3, as a result of strong winds, hot temperatures and extremely

WALLOWA COUNTY — An attorney for the Bob Dean Oregon Ranches reached out Monday, Jan. 31, to dispute the circumstances by which former ranch manager B.J. Warnock left his job