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HUNTINGTON - A 17-year-old female, reported missing since May of 2025, was recovered November 1st in Huntington, OR.  A ...
11/03/2026

HUNTINGTON - A 17-year-old female, reported missing since May of 2025, was recovered November 1st in Huntington, OR. A suspect in the case, 39-year-old Adam H Harmel, was taken into custody without incident in Ontario.

HUNTINGTON – On Sunday, November 1, the FBI, with the assistance of the Oregon State ...Read More

11/02/2026

🎬 WIN TICKETS TO THE EAGLE CAP FILM FESTIVAL! 🎬
Want to experience incredible independent cinema up close? We’re giving away a pair of passes to this year’s Eagle Cap Film Festival NOVEMBER 5-7, 2026 in Wallowa County!
3 days • 3 screens • 9 films

To enter and win:
1️⃣ Email your Name and Phone Number to [email protected]
2️⃣ Learn more about the festival here: https://eaglecapfilm.com/

Don’t miss out, send your entry in today! 🍿🎥
Winners will be announced tomorrow, Tuesday, November 3rd around 1pm.

⚠️ PLEASE BEWARE OF SCAMMERS & FAKE ACCOUNTS: ⚠️
Elkhorn Media Group will NEVER ask for your credit card details, financial information, or ask you to click external links to claim a prize. Official winners will only be contacted directly via email or posted on our official page. Stay safe!

ENTERPRISE FFA ATTEND NATIONAL CONVENTION, TRADES AND CAREER DAYS, LEADERSHIP CAMP, AND MORE!ENTERPRISE – It’s not just ...
11/02/2026

ENTERPRISE FFA ATTEND NATIONAL CONVENTION, TRADES AND CAREER DAYS, LEADERSHIP CAMP, AND MORE!

ENTERPRISE – It’s not just student athletes that have been staying busy this fall. Between local activities along with regional, state, and national events, including the 2026 National Convention, Eastern Oregon’s FFA members have been more active than ever. The Enterprise FFA chapter is no different. Highlighting the hard work her students have been putting in lately, Enterprise CTE Instructor and FFA Advisor Stephanie Schofield recently shared an update on the chapter’s fall activities.

Highlights include the October 7th District Soils competition, trades and career days, the Eastern District leadership event and, of course, FFA National Convention. The full list of highlights, as written by Schofield, is as follows:

District Soils - Oct. 7

On October 7th, 24 sophomores took a trip outside La Grande to compete in the FFA District Soils Competition. At the event they were able to apply land evaluation and science skills they learned in the classroom through hands-on application. Our students did an outstanding job at the contest. The top 3 competitors from our chapter were Lydia Hawkins-Hogrefe, Evelyn Locken, and Wade Williams.

National FFA Convention (Oct 19-26th)

19 members and 5 chaperones attended the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana this year. This is the largest youth leadership conference in the world and this year there were more than 70,000 in attendance. Students attended workshops, listened to keynote speakers, participated in a career show that had over 1500 exhibitors, and networked with students from across the nation. We spent time with our sister chapter, Hope Indiana, and discussed our exchange program. This year’s trip was extra special because one of our own members, Flora Lingard, competed in the National Creed Speaking contest. Flora did an amazing job and ended up with a bronze in the competition.

Trades and Career Days (October 15th and September 30th)

Enterprise Agriculture and CTE Program has attended two different Trades Career Days in the past few weeks, The Eastern Oregon Construction and Utility Career Day, in Baker and the Union Career Day and Trades walk. Students took advantage of opportunities to make career connections with industry professionals and explore more than 40 different careers. We are proud to connect our students with industry professionals, and empower them to make meaningful and thought out plans for their futures.

Eastern Oregon District Leadership Camp (October 11 &12)

The Enterprise FFA Advance and Greenhand officers attended the leadership camp held at Camp Elkanah. During the camp they worked with State FFA Officers. They participated in leadership workshops, competed in the Rituals Contests ( the Advanced team placed third out of 11 schools), and worked on developing activities that they could bring home to benefit our chapter and school.

**Be advised if you plan to travel to this area**ROADWORK MAY SLOW TRAFFIC ON HELLS CANYON HIGHWAY STARTING NOV. 2OXBOW ...
11/01/2026

**Be advised if you plan to travel to this area**

ROADWORK MAY SLOW TRAFFIC ON HELLS CANYON HIGHWAY STARTING NOV. 2

OXBOW – (Notice from Idaho Power) Drivers using the Hells Canyon Highway north of Oxbow should use extra caution and expect occasional delays due to roadwork between Big Bar and Eagle Bar.

Traffic will be restricted to one lane through work zones while crews do maintenance work from Nov. 2 through Dec. 11. Delays should last no more than 30 minutes. A temporary traffic signal will be in place.

The work area is the roughly 7-mile stretch between Big Bar (about 14 miles north of Oxbow) and Eagle Bar.

10/31/2026

Halloween fun in downtown Joseph 🪅🐂

REMEMBER TO “FALL BACK” AN HOUR TOMORROW AT 2:00 A.M.OREGON – Fall is firmly here, winter is looking in through the wind...
10/31/2026

REMEMBER TO “FALL BACK” AN HOUR TOMORROW AT 2:00 A.M.

OREGON – Fall is firmly here, winter is looking in through the window, and it’s time to fall back again. Remember that Daylight savings time comes to an end this Sunday, November 1st, at 2:00 a.m. local time as the West Coast switches back to standard time. Remember to set clocks back and hour to one a.m. local time come morning. Smart devices like computers and phones will usually make the switch automatically, though may need manual adjustment depending on settings.

*NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS TO THE NORTH*WHITMAN COUNTY SHERIFF BRETT MYERS PASSES AWAY, DAYS AFTER RESIGNING DUE TO HEALTH...
10/30/2026

*NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS TO THE NORTH*

WHITMAN COUNTY SHERIFF BRETT MYERS PASSES AWAY, DAYS AFTER RESIGNING DUE TO HEALTH

COLFAX -- Whitman County Sheriff Brett Myers passed away Tuesday at the age of 56 following a brief battle with a rare and aggressive neurological disease, his family announced.

Myers had resigned as sheriff just days before due to health.

“As we grieve this tremendous loss, we find comfort in our faith, and in knowing that Brett's legacy of love and service will live on through the many lives he touched,” his family said in a statement.

Funeral arrangements have not been finalized. The Whitman County Sheriff’s office said on Thursday a procession was transporting his body back to Colfax from a Seattle hospital where he died.

Myers served as sheriff for nearly 24 years. He was first elected in 2002, taking office in January 2003

County commissioners appointed Undersheriff Keith Cooper to serve as sheriff.

Myers’ death prompted tributes from law enforcement agencies across southeast Washington.

“Sheriff Myers was a respected leader who dedicated his career to public service and the law enforcement profession,” said the Asotin County Sheriff’s Office in a statement. “His leadership, commitment to his community, and dedication to those who served alongside him will leave a lasting legacy.”

The Walla Walla County Sheriff’s Office replaced its Facebook cover image with a portrait of Myers.

“We are deeply saddened by the loss of a great Sheriff and a wonderful family man,” WWCSO said. “Whitman County will forever be better thanks to his compassionate leadership and dedication to service.”

TOLLGATE - Four people were ejected from the UTV, and Stephen Ray Roberson, 51, died at the scene.
10/30/2026

TOLLGATE - Four people were ejected from the UTV, and Stephen Ray Roberson, 51, died at the scene.

TOLLGATE – A Prineville man died Thursday afternoon when a UTV rolled over north of ...Read More

🎃👻𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞'𝐬 𝐦𝐚𝐠𝐢𝐜 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐚𝐢𝐫…👻🎃And probably a few ninjas, dinosaurs and princesses darting across the street. Before the c...
10/30/2026

🎃👻𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞'𝐬 𝐦𝐚𝐠𝐢𝐜 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐚𝐢𝐫…👻🎃

And probably a few ninjas, dinosaurs and princesses darting across the street. Before the candy rush begins, the Oregon Department of Transportation some quick tips to keep everyone safe - whether you are driving or walking.

🚗𝐅𝐨𝐫 𝐝𝐫𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬:

1. Slow down in neighborhoods. Let's face it, between the sugar highs and still-developing brains, excited kids might run into the street without warning. Expect the unexpected and take it slow, be patient and stay alert.

2. Watch for pedestrians everywhere. Kids don't always use crosswalks. Expect them to cross the street anywhere, especially in residential areas. Keep a special eye out for obstructions like parked cars or vegetation that can obscure our smallest trick-or-treaters.

3. Stay distraction-free. Keep your focus on the road. Avoid texting, eating, or anything else that takes your eyes off driving.

4. Never drive impaired. Plan for a sober ride BEFORE the festivities begin.

🚶‍♀️🚶🏻𝐅𝐨𝐫 𝐩𝐞𝐝𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐬:

1. Be seen. Dark costumes make it hard for drivers to see you. Add reflective tape, glow sticks, or carry a flashlight to stay visible.

2. Stay predictable. Use sidewalks and crosswalks whenever possible. If you need to walk on the road, face traffic and stay as far off the roadway as you safely can.

3. Keep kids close. If you're with little ones, hold their hands and stay on sidewalks if possible. Supervision helps keep them safe.

4. Watch for cars in driveways. Be alert for vehicles coming in and out of driveways and alleys.

We all play a part in keeping Halloween safe. Whether you're driving or walking, a little caution goes a long way. Share these tips with family and friends, and let's all have a fun and crash-free night.

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EASTERN OREGON - Members from the region’s various chapters also took home some notable achievements in other national c...
10/30/2026

EASTERN OREGON - Members from the region’s various chapters also took home some notable achievements in other national categories and competitions.

EASTERN OREGON – The 2026 National FFA Convention wrapped up last weekend. Among the thousands ...Read More

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