Hookup culture, lack of federal funding and education possible causes for increased STD rates at county, state and nationwide levels
Swipe right to regular STD screening: The Center for Human Development expects cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis in Union County, Oregon state and the U.S. to rise for the sixth consecutive year in 2019. …
Boosting Communication
Cove School District installs a new wireless bell and PA system …
Union County residents possess concealed carry licenses at nearly double statewide rate
Concealed carry training classes are offered weekly in NE Oregon …
Outdoor recreation habits save Union County $9 million, study says
Statewide study finds Oregonians save $1.4 billion in health care costs annually …
Cove High School senior qualifies for state debate and speech tournament
Sports
Mountaineers aim to raise the bar in 2019
With the prospect of home meets on a brand new track, the Eastern Oregon University track and field team is ...
LHS girls win seven races to take Baker Invite
The La Grande Tigers girls swim team won seven races to pave the way to a victory at the BHS ...
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Opinion
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Jan. 4, 2019
Ater: America’s refuge should be reserved for legal immigrants To the Editor: The letter submitted to The Observer by Mr. ...
MY VOICE: Children in foster care need your help
Did you know… Of youth who age out of foster care without a permanent home: • 1 in 5 will ...
