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Volunteers needed for Skull 120 bicycle race

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The Skull 120 Gravel Grind needs your help for this weekend’s bicycle race. If you’re interested, contact Tory Schmidt at the Harney County Chamber of Commerce for more information at (541) 573-2636 or email director@harneycounty.com. Click here to sign up online. Volunteers are needed in the following positions: Aid stations Volunteers for aid stations must

Flag pole dedicated at Arrowhead Plaza in downtown Burns

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Members of American Legion Post 63 and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 63 from L-R: Charlie Schmidt, Lynnette Gadbury, Jim Litscher, Robert Hornbeck, Richard Duke, Duane (Hutch) Hutchins, David Allen, Fred Dory, and Ron Copeland. On Monday, June 14 (Flag Day), American Legion Post 63 and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 63 dedicated

Dollar General now open in Burns

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Located at 1075 Oregon Ave. in Burns, Dollar General is open and ready to serve the community.  Dollar General is excited to announce that its store at 1075 Oregon Ave. in Burns is now open! Normal hours of operation may be found through the Dollar General app. Dollar General stores are proud

Prescribed burns a benefit to landscapes

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Photo by JEREMY HILL A prescribed burn that was implemented in the Pueblo Mountain range in the fall of 2019. by Lauren Brown In the spring and fall, it’s not unusual to see smoke billowing up from areas in Harney County. The smoke is not from out-of-control wildfires, but from prescribed burns purposefully

Burns continues conversation about vacating right of way

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The following are the unapproved minutes from the Burns City Council meeting held May 12. The minutes were edited for clarity and length. Susan Ohlund was present to discuss her request to vacate the right of way on North Hemlock, which was denied during the previous council meeting.  Ohlund explained that the

Get vaccinated

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Gov. Kate Brown unveiled her “Take Your Shot, Oregon” campaign on May 21, encouraging Oregonians age 12 and older to get vaccinated for the chance to win money and education scholarships. The drawing will take place on June 28, and the names will be announced the following week. Oregonians who have received

C3 Games to open in downtown Burns

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Initially, C3 Games will have a limited selection of new and used games. However, there are plans to expand the inventory to include gaming systems, accessories, movies, apparel, board games, dice, card games, and even snacks and drinks.  Video game enthusiasts will soon have a place to buy new and used

Powering the future: OTEC announces 2021 academic scholarship recipients

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Oregon Trail Electric Cooperative (OTEC) is proud to announce that 29 local students were selected to receive college scholarships. Twenty-five of the scholarships, ranging from $2,500 to $5,000, were awarded to graduating high school students and returning college students.  OTEC is also proud to announce the new class of recipients for the

Grand opening celebration held for specialty care clinic

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Submitted photo From L-R: Harney Hospital Foundation Executive Director Elisha Miller, Harney County Judge Pete Runnels, Harney County Health District Board Chair Sharon Davis, Harney District Hospital Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dan Grigg, Harney Hospital Foundation Board Member Dag Robinson, and NewSun Energy CEO Jake Stephens pose for a quick photo

Restoration studies are in full swing at Malheur Lake

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Submitted photos The Mesocosm Project will examine different ways to reduce the turbidity in the water. by Lauren Brown for Burns Times-Herald As the Harney Basin Wetlands Collaborative, a collaborative of the High Desert Partnership, seeks to restore Malheur Lake, there are a trio of studies currently in progress that are examining where carp

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