Malheur Enterprise

Malheur Enterprise The Malheur Enterprise provides local, in-depth reporting on Malheur County from Vale, Oregon. The E

Fearless journalism from the weekly newspaper and online news outlet serving Malheur County with local reporting that is nationally recognized for excellence. Sustain such local news and subscribe: www.malheurenterprise.com/subscribe.

FREE - IN VALE UPDATE MONDAY NOON: Everything but one chair is GONE. A CABINET AND WORK TABLE HAVE BEEN ADDED AND NOW AV...
06/08/2025

FREE - IN VALE
UPDATE MONDAY NOON: Everything but one chair is GONE.
A CABINET AND WORK TABLE HAVE BEEN ADDED AND NOW AVAILABLE.

Student/small office desks, cabinets, chairs and miscellany - free for the taking. In the rear carport of the Enterprise (293 Washington, Vale).

05/30/2025

To our readers: The Malheur Enterprise has ended its service to the community. The website will remain available, at no charge beginning June 1, as an important archive of community news that you may find useful for history and other uses. Our remaining email address – [email protected] ....

05/29/2025

PRESS RELEASE: VALE SCHOOL DISTRICT The Vale High School Track and Field team expects victory. Case in point: The Viking track and field team will send over 20 athletes – including a host of district champions – to the 2025 OSAA 3A Track and Field State Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene o...

05/29/2025

LIFEWAYS PRESS RELEASE: As Malheur County’s premier behavioral health services provider and designated Community Mental Health Program (CMHP), Lifeways is committed to increasing access to behavioral health care across Malheaur County. Lifeways plans on opening services in Nyssa and Vale in the co...

FREE – Scrap metal in Vale. We have two large pieces of old equipment that can be sold for scrap in Payette. You would ...
05/28/2025

FREE – Scrap metal in Vale. We have two large pieces of old equipment that can be sold for scrap in Payette. You would need forklift or other heavy lift machinery to load the. If you are interested in the scrap salvage, send an email to [email protected].

The Republican from northeast Oregon testified against bills related to fertilizer and data centers that could impact he...
05/27/2025

The Republican from northeast Oregon testified against bills related to fertilizer and data centers that could impact her family’s businesses.

The Eastern Oregon Border Board, using state money, awarded several grants to businesses and nonprofits. One included th...
05/27/2025

The Eastern Oregon Border Board, using state money, awarded several grants to businesses and nonprofits. One included the dental practice run by the husband of the border board's executive director.

In a commentary, Jim Jones, former Idaho attorney general, notes that war takes a toll on veterans even after the guns a...
05/26/2025

In a commentary, Jim Jones, former Idaho attorney general, notes that war takes a toll on veterans even after the guns are silenced, and he urges they also be honored on Memorial Day.

05/24/2025

The Enterprise will move towards final shutdown in the coming days, with news updates on the website ending on June 1, 2025. What to know: •Subscription refunds – Requests for pro rated refunds are being processed. You can request your refund by email to [email protected]. Requests rece...

LOOKING FOR A GREAT EVENING OF MUSIC?Put this on your calendar........
05/23/2025

LOOKING FOR A GREAT EVENING OF MUSIC?
Put this on your calendar........

AROUND OREGON: U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz, a Republican from Ontario, told people in a limited virtual town hall that he pers...
05/22/2025

AROUND OREGON: U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz, a Republican from Ontario, told people in a limited virtual town hall that he personally worked on the massive budget bill passed by the U.S. House. Bentz defended the legislation.

PHOTOS: Kids make tracks at May Roberts Elementary to raise money for school projects.
05/22/2025

PHOTOS: Kids make tracks at May Roberts Elementary to raise money for school projects.

PHOTOS: Kids make tracks at Mary Roberts Elementary to raise money for school projects.

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The Malheur Enterprise serves all of Malheur County from its headquarters in Vale, the county seat. The Enterprise provides robust reporting with award-winning enterprise and investigative reporting taking readers behind the scenes on important developments that affect them.

The Enterprise, founded in 1909, produces a weekly print edition delivered by mail and newsstand and operates as a daily news source online (malheurenterprise.com), Facebook and Twitter. This combination makes the Enterprise the go-to source for information in the area, especially during periods of breaking news.

The Enterprise is owned by Malheur Media LLC, an Oregon corporation. Its owners are veteran Oregon journalists Les Zaitz, his wife Scotta Callister, and his brother, Lyndon Zaitz. Lyndon manages the family’s other news operation, the Keizertimes in Keizer, Oregon. It, too, is consistently producing award-winning journalism.