LA GRANDE — Eastern Oregon University awarded 740 degrees during the 2018-19 academic year. Those who earned GPAs between 3.5 and 3.69 graduated with cum laude honors, 3.7 to 3.84 graduated magna cum laude, and 3.85 to 4.0 graduated summa cum laude.
The old Elgin jail of 1896 found a new base at the Elgin Museum. Countryside Sheds took on the task of transporting the very fragile structure across the lot to a cement pad, which required a …
Stephen Wadner, of Union, was awarded second place in the three-dimensional category at this month’s Art at the Crossroads, Crossroads Carnegie Art Center’s annual open regional show in Baker …
LA GRANDE — Eastern Oregon University awarded 740 degrees during the 2018-19 academic year. Those who earned GPAs between 3.5 and 3.69 graduated with cum laude honors, 3.7 to 3.84 graduated ma…
LA GRANDE — The La Grande Landscape and Forestry Commission gives seasonal awards to residential and commercial properties for efforts to maintain and improve the beauty of La Grande’s environ…
Members of the La Grande High School Class of 1945 met earlier this month at Island City City Hall for a 74th class reunion. Shown here are classmates John Turner, Arthur Bradley, Bob Madsen, …
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A host of Elgin Lions recently constructed bunk beds for Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a nonprofit organization that aims to ensure all children have a bed to sleep in. The Lions selected a visible…
Cook Memorial Library welcomes a new director, Kip Roberson, who will be starting on Oct. 14. Kip joins the library from Seattle.
An open house to celebrate Randy and Linda Botham’s 50th wedding anniversary will be held from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 21 in the Coe-Kerr Community Center at Cove’s Ascension School Camp and Co…
The 2019 Oregon East-West All-Star Football Game was held in Baker City in August, with three Wallowa County high school players participating, Tyler Homan, Joseph Eagles, Coy Aschenbrenner, E…
Meet the ‘Newsies’ cast at Elgin Museum
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Sixth-grade students from Keating Elementary School participated in the Daughters of the American Revolution national essay contest. Shown here are the contest winners (left to right): Erika C…
College students from Union and Wallowa counties were awarded academic distinctions for their work during the spring of 2019 and have earned degrees in the following fields:
Timothy and Cathy Stewart, of Walla Walla, Washington, and formerly of Union, recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. A brunch party was hosted by friends Lacey Quiggle and John Br…
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ELGIN — The following students at Elgin High School earned a place on the 2018-19 spring honor roll.
Henry Simonis married Ruby Bailey on July 27, 1949. They have lived in La Grande ever since, the last 55 years on a farm at Hot Lake. They have two sons, Ron and Rick, of La Grande; a daughter…
NORTH POWDER — Under the direction of instructor Sandy Colton, Powder Valley High School students earned nearly $175,000 in scholarships. Colton presented the scholarships during graduation.
LA GRANDE — La Grande High School announced the second semester honor roll for the 2018-19 academic year. To be on the honor roll, students must have been enrolled in five or more graded high …
LA GRANDE — Soroptimist International of La Grande recently awarded $34,000 in scholarships to 12 Union County students at a special awards ceremony. Scholarship funds were raised through the …
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If you are in need of transportation to medical appointments, the Northeast Oregon Public Transit wants you to know it is there to help.
SALEM — The proposal from leadership in the U.S. Senate to repeal the Affordable Care Act would cause nearly 440,000 Oregonians to lose health coverage as early as 2021, according to a new ana…
Glenn and Wilma McCrae - 71st anniversary
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Nuclear medicine technologist Jim Jones at Grande Ronde Hospital is not a short-order cook. But when a patient with symptoms of gastroparesis comes to his department for a gastric emptying stu…
Three schools have announced their honor roll listings.
Grande Ronde Hospital has partnered with a California telemonitoring company to provide a new service to benefit its most fragile patients. The service allows medical professionals to check vi…
Even with an aging population, hearing loss among U.S. adults aged 20 to 69 has declined over the past decade, according to a new study published last week by the National Institute on Deafnes…
ENTERPRISE — A year after opening its doors as a community health center, Winding Waters Clinic in Enterprise continues to find new ways to connect with the public.
Don’t look now, but Oregon’s efforts to revamp its health care system might just be working. A recent analysis concluded that the state’s Patient Centered Primary Care Home program lowered hea…
You’ve resolved to get in shape, you’re going to the gym regularly, you’re on a roll — and then:
The American Cancer Society estimates that this year 76,380 new cases of melanoma will be diagnosed in the United States. Of those, about 10,130 people will not survive. However, with new gene…
Three years ago, a plastic surgeon from New Jersey made a stark declaration on the popular “The Dr. Oz Show”: “There is a real potential for sunscreens to cause cancer, particularly breast cancer.”
If health insurers get their way, most Oregonians who buy their own policies will pay significantly higher monthly premiums next year.
Grande Ronde Hospital was notified in April it had once again earned a spot on the iVantage Health Analytics’ listing of Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals in the United States.
Beginning April 3, Valley Reformed Church will meet at the Union County Senior Center, 1504 N. Albany St., La Grande. For more information go to www.valleyreformedchurch.org or call 541-428-2177.
SUMMERVILLE - The Summerville Baptist Church will begin the celebration of Resurrection Sunday with a family breakfast at 9:45 a.m. A special service of Scripture and music will follow at
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Everyone is invited to the La Grande Nazarene Church, 109 18th St., for a demonstration of the Jewish Passover (Seder) meal beginning at 6 p.m. Sunday. "Messiah in the Passover" will be presen…
Zumba dance-fitness parties are gaining popularity in Union County, as their exotic Latino drum beats irresistibly draw participants to the La Grande dance studio of Belgium born instructor An…
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Knowing when it is time to transition from home to a residential care facility requires an honest assessment of one's circumstances and careful planning.
After a year of research, experimentation and box building, the Northeast Oregon Area Health Education Center is ready to announce the release of Heart In A Box as of May 15.
March is, among other things, National Colorectal Cancer Month, National Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Month, National Kidney Month and National Nutrition Month. While all may be important topics, …
ENTERPRISE - Time is running out to sign up for Cover Oregon, the state's portal for the Affordable Care Act.
On the one hand, the Legislature did the right thing by not getting too ambitious during its abbreviated session that ran for five weeks in February and early March. Lawmakers fine-tuned the s…
Stomach health may seem kind of boring. The stomach doesn't do much, you may think.
GRH Auxiliary meeting tofocus on annual compliance
Student success hinges on their mindset, Stanford doctor tells workshop
To vaccinate or not is a personal choice, and those rights remain intact under the new Oregon law on vaccines that took effect March 1.
February is American Heart month so let's look at that heart of yours.