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East Oregonian is a regional news outlet serving communities across Eastern Oregon. Its editorial focus centers on local and regional coverage, providing readers with practical, community-focused reporting that reflects the interests and concerns of rural and small-town…

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Michael Kane | Hermiston Herald

    Several national brands in negotiations to open stores in Hermiston - East Oregonian (opens the original)

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    Published 6:00 pm Wednesday, September 30, 2026 HERMISTON — A national consultant firm told the Hermiston City Council on Monday, Sept. 28, that several retail businesses are in negotiations to open stores in the town. Those businesses include a national grocery store, a variety discount store and a national coffee brand. A soft goods retailer also has eyes on Hermiston. Soft goods include items such as clothing, shoes, bed sheets and accessories such as handbags and belts. Brooke Hill and John

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026

    Umatilla Electric wins 4 NWPPA communications awards - East Oregonian (opens the original)

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    Published 6:00 am Wednesday, September 30, 2026 HERMISTON — Umatilla Electric Cooperative was recognized with four communications awards at the Northwest Public Power Association’s 33rd annual Northwest Innovations in Communications Conference. The competition, held Wednesday, Sept. 23, in Walla Walla, was judged by nine marketing and communications professionals from across the Northwest, who volunteered their time to review and evaluate each entry. Umatilla Electric earned recognition in four

  3. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Bill Bradshaw | Wallowa County Chieftain

    Oregon Court of Appeals hears cases at Enterprise High School - East Oregonian (opens the original)

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    Published 8:00 pm Tuesday, September 29, 2026 By Bill Bradshaw | Wallowa County Chieftain ENTERPRISE — Enterprise High School went to court Tuesday, Sept. 29. Rather, three members of the Oregon Court of Appeals came to the school ad heard cases before the student body as part of their community outreach efforts to teach high school students about the work of the judicial branch. This is the latest visit in the court’s School and Community Outreach Program. The appellate court recently visited B

  4. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Michael Kane | Hermiston Herald

    Hermiston council OKs water deal with AWS - East Oregonian (opens the original)

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    Published 6:00 pm Tuesday, September 29, 2026 HERMISTON — The Hermiston City Council at its meeting Monday, Sept. 28, approved a water agreement with Amazon Web Services that will eventually allow for more housing in the city. In the fall of 2025, the council approved plans to expand the city’s urban growth boundary and to annex approximately 800 acres of industrial land south of Feedville Road. The UGB expansion and annexation became official in January. In March, the council was presented with

  5. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Michael Kane | Hermiston Herald

    Council votes to require chief petitioners to be Hermiston residents - East Oregonian (opens the original)

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    Published 6:00 pm Tuesday, September 29, 2026 HERMISTON — An ordinance passed Monday, Sept. 28, by the Hermiston City Council will require anyone filing initiative or referendum petitions to live within the Hermiston city limits and be eligible to vote. City Manager Byron Smith said the idea behind the ordinance came up after a Portland business owner attempted to gather enough signatures this past summer for a ballot measure that would allow recreational marijuana to be sold in Hermiston. In Ju

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