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‘Operation Ship Shape’ targets lapsed motorboat registrations

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The Oregon State Marine Board will be partnering with 32 county sheriff’s offices and the Oregon State Police, looking for expired motorboat boat registrations as part of a targeted annual “Operation Ship Shape” exercise, Aug. 7-8.  If you own a motorboat in Oregon, it’s time to check your “OR” numbers on

Local student makes OSU Dean’s list

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After a lot of hard work and determination, Layle Bennett (daughter of Maryah Bennett and granddaughter of Dennis and Dahlia Bennett) made the Dean’s list, not only for the Oregon State University (OSU) spring term, but overall for her four-year college career.     In June, Layle graduated with her Bachelor

Hitting the Jackpot: Youth win big at cattle show

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Submitted photo Held Saturday, July 17 at the Harney County Fairgrounds, the Jackpot Show offered youth an opportunity to exhibit their market and breeding beef projects. The show was open to local youth as well as those from outside the county. Thanks to generous donations from multiple sponsors, the winners took

Should the county court meet to discuss moving the state border?

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Stock photo Measure 13-18 is moving forward to the November 2021 Special Election. Chief petitioners submitted the required number of signatures to qualify Petition 20-05, an Ordinance Requiring County Court meetings regarding relocation of Oregon-Idaho Border, to the ballot on a Special Election to be held Nov. 2, 2021. Ballots for this election

NMAC elevates National Wildland Fire Preparedness to Level 5

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The National Multi-Agency Coordination Group (NMAC), composed of wildland fire representatives from each wildland fire agency based at the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC), establishes Preparedness Levels throughout the calendar year to ensure suppression resource availability for emerging incidents across the country. Preparedness Levels are dictated by fuel and weather

COVID-19 restrictions still in place in healthcare setting

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On Wednesday, June 30, Gov. Kate Brown lifted all of Oregon’s remaining COVID-19 restrictions. However, healthcare facilities must continue following COVID-19 precautions.  The governor’s executive order indicates that infection control and prevention measures in some specialized settings, including healthcare, “will not be based on [her] emergency authorities, but rather, required by

Outlaw Wood Products can custom build your project

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 L-R: Dorene Estep, Toby Reynolds, Dayla and Randy Gibson, and Daizie Reynolds of Outlaw Wood Products. Owners of Outlaw Wood Products, Dayla and Randy Gibson, are ready to create your custom-built furniture — from flooring, cabinets, counters, beds, dressers, planters, and much more. Just bring in a picture, along with the

Race raises funds for local cancer patients

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Photos by SAMANTHA WHITE Landon Jones was the overall winner of the Trail of Hope 5K Run and Walk, which was held Saturday, June 26 at the Hines Park Pavilion. The race raised more than $3,000 for local cancer patients. The annual Trail of Hope 5K Run and Walk was held Saturday,

Oregon State Police Fish & Wildlife Team recognized

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Photo by Oregon State Police From L-R: Senior Trooper Khris Brandon (John Day), Senior Trooper Geoff Smith (Burns), Trooper Dean Trent (Burns), Team Supervisor Sgt. Erich Timko (John Day), Senior Trooper Brian Jewett (Fossil), and Trooper Pat McCosker (John Day). The Oregon State Police Fish & Wildlife East-Central Team received the 2020

Recreational carp fishing gains popularity

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Submitted photo California resident Amanda Ponti on a 2020 fishing vacation to Harney County with a carp she caught at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. by Lauren Brown for Burns Times-Herald Long considered a trash fish, carp are starting to get more respect in the U.S. This article is an updated version of an article

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