Drop-in centers ready to help people in need
UMATILLA COUNTY — Three drop-in peer centers opened Wednesday, Oct. 6, cutting ribbons on a new resource to help people suffering addictions.
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UMATILLA COUNTY — Three drop-in peer centers opened Wednesday, Oct. 6, cutting ribbons on a new resource to help people suffering addictions.
LA GRANDE â The opportunity to return home proved too much for The Observer editor Phil Wright to ignore. Wright is returning to Pendleton to take over as news editor at the East Oregonian, beginning Monday, May 24. Wright replaces Wyatt Haupt, who left to become editor of The Daily World, in Aberdeen, Washington. âI was not expecting this opportunity, so when it came my way I was surprised, sure,â Wright said. âBut then I gave it careful scrutiny over a couple weeks. While Iâm returning to the EO, the coronavirus pandemic has reshaped the newsroom I left. This really...
Staffordshire, a UK-based label converter, was keen to explore opportunities to produce higher quality work and handle orders that they previously needed to be outsourced. The newly installed enables it to produce 1200 x 1200 DPI print runs and offers printing speeds of up to 23.4 m/min while requiring minimal maintenance. ‘Many of our customers are demanding fast turnaround,
San Antonio Klan paper sparked 1920s controversies FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Shown is the front page, top of fold, of the Jan. 24, 1924, edition of the American Forum, the weekly newspaper of the Ku Klux Klan in San Antonio. The American Forum was a short-lived newspaper published from 1923 to 1924 by the Ku Klux Klan in San Antonio to promote the organization’s views and events.Courtesy Allen SheltonShow MoreShow Less 2of2 The Clifton George Motor Co. was one of many local businesses that advertised in the American Forum, the official newspaper of the Ku Klux Klan in this areaCourtesy phot...
CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Checking out Disney Channel over Halloween has famously been a fun time. Between special episodes of our favorite TV shows going spooky, to special presentations of family favorites like Halloweentown, Descendants, and Zombies. Believe it or not, the holiday is now just six months away, and Disney Channel is celebrating with a first look at its upcoming movie Under Wraps. Nostalgic Disney fans may know Zenon, Get A Clue. Under Wraps is currently in production as a contemporary comedic remake to the movie, which will be about an accidentally revived mummy w...