Hermiston Herald

02/28/2025

HERMISTON — Hermiston’s Hispanic Advisory Committee is working with a lawyer to help inform immigrant community members about their rights and protections, regardless of their status.

02/28/2025

Hermiston wrestlers hauled home a pair of trophies from Mat Classic. The boys team took second for the fourth consecutive year, while the girls celebrated their first-ever team trophy at the state competition with third place.

HERMISTON — The Hermiston High School wrestling program brought home some hardware from Mat Classic ###VI, the Washington state championships held Feb. 20-21 at the Tacoma Dome.

02/28/2025

It’s time to giddy-up for the annual tack swap hosted by the Umatilla Sage Riders.

HERMISTON — For those looking for saddles, stirrups, bridles, halters, bits and other equine accessories, head to the Umatilla Sage Riders Tack Swap.

02/27/2025

Hermiston Herald public safety logs

02/27/2025

BOARDMAN — The Port of Morrow may voluntarily terminate its grant agreement with a federal agency funding Columbia Development Authority staff’s salaries.

02/27/2025

HERMISTON — In celebration of his third birthday, Leroy, a yellow Labrador retriever, helped raise $1,900 for a pair of nonprofit organizations to assist people with disabilities.

02/27/2025

HERMISTON — The Hermiston City Council on Monday, Feb. 24, voted to approve a 25-year water service agreement with Amazon Data Services that will allow the company to build additional data centers while returning at least 100 million gallons per yea…

HERMISTON — The Hermiston City Council on Monday, Feb. 24, voted to approve a 25-year water service agreement with Amazon Data Services that will allow the company to build additional

02/26/2025

HERMISTON — The Project PATH Sleep Center accommodated more than 4,000 overnight stays in 2024, highlighting what its executive director called a “very full year” for the transitional housing complex on Lind Road.

HERMISTON — The Project PATH Sleep Center accommodated more than 4,000 overnight stays in 2024, highlighting what its executive director called a “very full year” for the transitional housing complex

02/26/2025

BAKER CITY: 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Baker County Senior Center, 2810 Cedar St. Menu: Thursday, March 6 (pork roast); Friday, March 7 (taco salad); Monday, March 10 (stuffed peppers); Tuesday, March 11 (burgundy beef over fettuccini); Wednesday, …

BAKER CITY: 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Baker County Senior Center, 2810 Cedar St. Menu: Thursday, March 6 (pork roast); Friday, March 7 (taco salad); Monday, March 10 (stuffed

02/25/2025

HERMISTON — A program coordinated by Soroptimist International of the Greater Hermiston Area will include sessions on exploring career fields, setting goals, turning failures into success and budgeting/managing finances.

02/25/2025

STANFIELD — The Stanfield Community Center is seeking a head cook to coordinate food preparation for its Senior Meal Program.

02/24/2025

Catch two-time Latin Grammy winner Michael Salgado on March 15 at EOTEC in Hermiston.

HERMISTON — Two-time Latin Grammy winner Michael Salgado is making a stop in Eastern Oregon as part of his 30th anniversary tour.

02/23/2025

Plan to join the fun at the Eastern Oregon Trade and Event Center, Friday and Saturday, March 7 & 8 with exhibits, classes, kids events, food and more!

Plan to join the fun at the Eastern Oregon Trade and Event Center Friday and Saturday, March 7 & 8 with exhibits, classes, kids events, food and more!

02/23/2025

LAST CALL FOR BUSINESS VENDORS! Looking for farm (ag), realtors, hvac, construction, home decor and similar vendors! Email [email protected] if you would like more information and I will send you a vendor form.

02/23/2025

Although mild air and plenty of slush have replaced the arctic outbreak that plunged temperatures well below zero in parts of Northeastern Oregon, the cold snap thickened the ice considerably on many regional lakes and reservoirs, making for good ic…

Although mild air and plenty of slush have replaced the arctic outbreak that plunged temperatures well below zero in parts of Northeastern Oregon, the cold snap thickened the ice considerably