Malheur Enterprise

The Malheur Enterprise is a weekly publication located in Vale, Oregon. Founded in 1909, it is produced by Malheur Enterprise Publishing Company.

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Japanese garden experts pitch in on Four Rivers project

2 days ago | malheurenterprise.com | Susan Barton

Upgrades to the Japanese Garden at the Four Rivers Cultural Center began this month, with the most exciting part of the work accomplished by Ogata Kai volunteers from Japan. Japanese Garden volunteer curator Mike Miller submitted a design proposal to the Ogata Kai group, who pick a project in the United States each year and travel at their own expense to work on it. Funding for the project needs to be provided by the applicant.
MCDC reports plan to finish rail work ahead of possible sale

6 days ago | malheurenterprise.com | Steven Mitchell

Malheur County officials appear to be inching closer to inking a deal to sell the county’s unfinished Treasure Valley Reload Center and undeveloped industrial park to a national railroad company. With the 120-day due diligence period set to end next week, the Malheur County Development Corp. board is set to meet on Monday, April 21, in a special meeting to sign off on a new budget.
Vale robotics team hitting road to Texas

1 week ago | malheurenterprise.com | Steven Mitchell

The Vale High School robotics team is heading to Texas to compete at a world competition after recently taking second at the state tournament. The team of four students developed a sophisticated robot that impressed judges at the state competition held last month at Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham, according to Jim Schaffeld, robotics club advisor and welding teacher.
Economic development board says yes to pharmacies

1 week ago | malheurenterprise.com | Steven Mitchell |Susan Barton

Malheur County’s economic development board approved a $250,000 loan to help Valley Family Health Care build two new pharmacies and renovate two others by next January. Ken Hart, chief executive of Valley Family Health Care, told the Eastern Oregon Border Board on Monday, April 7, that the pharmacy expansion to preserve access to reduced prices to drug prices through a federal drug program.
Coming Up: Vale Lions get ready for Easter hunt

1 week ago | malheurenterprise.com | Les Zaitz |Susan Barton

The Vale Lions Club will once again load Wadleigh Park up with Easter eggs for the annual hunt, set for Saturday, April 19. The fun starts at 1 p.m., with children hunting in areas by age group. The Easter Bunny and Lions Lion will be on hand for photos with the kids. Anyone interested in donating can call 541-709-5870.
Obituary from the Enterprise, April 16, 2025: Sylvia Ellis and Marvin Clark Sr.

1 week ago | malheurenterprise.com | Les Zaitz |Steven Mitchell |Susan Barton

Sylvia Marie EllisMarch 7, 1936 – March 27, 2025 Sylvia Marie Ellis, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and friend, passed away peacefully on Thursday, March 27, 2025, at the age of 89. Sylvia was born on March 7, 1936, in Bellflower, California, to Erling and Helen (Raver) Lund. Raised during the Great Depression, she grew into a resilient, kind, and resourceful woman who excelled academically, graduating as valedictorian from both high school and college.
Nyssa News: FFA honors longtime volunteer Holmes

1 week ago | malheurenterprise.com | Les Zaitz |Steven Mitchell |Susan Barton

Nyssa FFA held their annual banquet on April 8 at Nyssa High School – not only as a fundraiser for the chapter, but also an opportunity to celebrate accomplishments and recognize the senior members. A special recognition at the event was the conferring of Honorary Chapter Degree to Bob Holmes.
PHOTOS: Vale baseball team sweeps doubleheader

1 week ago | malheurenterprise.com | Steven Mitchell

Vale High School’s baseball team collected a pair of wins on Friday, April 11, in a doubleheader against Grant Union. In front of a hometown crowd, the Vikings defeated the Prospectors 10-2 in the first game and 19-12 in the second. Friday’s wins put Vale at 5-6 overall and 0-1 in league play. The Vikings hit the road on Tuesday, April 15, to face La Grande (4-7) for a non-league game. News tip? Send your information to Steven Mitchell at [email protected].
Sports scoreboard

1 week ago | malheurenterprise.com | Steven Mitchell

Baseball Tuesday, April 8 Enterprise/Joseph 11, Nyssa/Adrian 1 Wednesday, April 9 Burns/Crane 4, Vale 1 Friday, April 11 Ontario 11, Nyssa 1 Vale 10, Grant Union/Prairie City 2 Vale 19, Grant Union/Prairie City 12 Softball Tuesday, April 8 Nyssa/Adrian 13, Enterprise/Joseph 8 Thursday, April 10 Vale 11, Burns 0 Track and Field Saturday, April 12 La Grande Invitational – La Grande High School, La Grande Boys First: La Grande Second: Nyssa Third: Adrian Fourth: Enterprise Fifth: Imbler Girls:...
TVCC scrubs DEI from contract language

1 week ago | malheurenterprise.com | Steven Mitchell

Treasure Valley Community College officials are revising their practices for buying goods and services and have removed any references to diversity, equity and inclusion, fearing a federal crackdown on such programs. Such DEI initiatives in purchasing plans guide how contracts are awarded to vendors and suppliers at community colleges.