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Shrek JR' opens Oct. 1 at the Elgin Opera House - La Grande Observer (opens the original)
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Published 8:00 pm Tuesday, September 29, 2026 ELGIN — A swamp far, far away is coming to Elgin this October. “Shrek JR” opens on the main stage Oct. 16 at the Elgin Opera House. This is a junior musical, executive artistic director Terry Hale said, which means the whole cast is under the age of 18. Junior productions allow the youth to step into larger roles and have an opportunity to shine. “It’s rewarding watching them have to be big characters,” Hale said. Opera House youth actors perform in
Fox Fire Cafe to open in downtown La Grande - La Grande Observer (opens the original)
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Published 8:00 pm Monday, September 28, 2026 LA GRANDE — Hannah Hauter and Thomas Taylor opened Whitewater Tea and Coffee near the end of June 2025 in La Grande. The immediate community support their small speciality beverage shop received blew them away. “The community response was better than anything I ever expected,” Hauter said. “We had regulars from day one.” By October that same year it was clear they needed something bigger for their business than what the tiny space at 1118 1/2 Adams Av
Eastern Oregon Film Festival returns Oct. 14 - La Grande Observer (opens the original)
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Published 5:00 am Saturday, September 26, 2026 LA GRANDE — Kick off the 17th annual Eastern Oregon Film Festival on Oct. 14 with the festival team, board members, regional theater owners and fellow film lovers. The Kick-off Convo and Reception begins at 4:30 p.m. at K Voelz Wines, 1104 Jefferson Ave. Enjoy opening night with a conversation, theater tour and screening of “The Last Picture Shows.” “We open Wednesday night with a special event at K Voelz Wines,” festival director Christopher Jennin
La Grande hospital, EMS take part in full-scale training - La Grande Observer (opens the original)
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Published 8:00 pm Wednesday, September 23, 2026 LA GRANDE — Onlookers walking along Sunset Drive on Tuesday, Sept. 22, may have slowed in confusion given the number of people lying in the grassy field across from Grande Ronde Hospital. Especially considering the fire trucks and ambulances parked just feet away — medics seemingly paused and waiting while individuals in bright neon yellow vests looked on. Those emergency personnel were waiting on a cue — one that would kick off a roughly three-hou
La Grande hospital, EMS take part in full-scale training - East Oregonian (opens the original)
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Published 8:00 pm Wednesday, September 23, 2026 LA GRANDE — Onlookers walking along Sunset Drive on Sept. 22 may have slowed in confusion given the number of people lying in the grassy field across from Grande Ronde Hospital. Especially considering the fire trucks and ambulances parked just feet away — medics seemingly paused and waiting while individuals in bright neon yellow vests looked on. Those emergency personnel were waiting on a cue — one that would kick off a roughly three-hour, full-sc
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