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Radinovich named OSEA Employee of the Year

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Cheryl Radinovich, a Harney County School District No. 3 employee for 32 years, has been selected by the Oregon School Employees Association (OSEA) as its 2016 Employee of the Year. “Cheryl exemplifies the best attributes of our members,” said Tim Stoelb, president of OSEA, a union representing 21,000 education professionals throughout

Council approves lease for airport business

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Residents discuss burning debris After several months of sorting through possible legal issues, the Burns City Council voted to approve the ground lease at the Burns Municipal Airport for Isaac Pierce of Williams Aircraft Painting and Auto Body. Pierce has been in the process of purchasing the business from Darrell Williams, but

Grigg to host ‘Shout Out to the Arts’ benefit concert on May 10

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Realizing that there was a need for funding for the art and choir programs at Burns High School (BHS), Natalie Grigg focused her senior project on helping keeping the programs sustainable. Grigg is planning a “Shout Out to the Arts” benefit concert at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 10, in the BHS

School board selects superintendent

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Harney County School District No. 3 board of directors held a special meeting on Thursday, April 21, to discuss personnel and contracts. The board voted to accept the resignation of Hector Martinez as electives teacher at Hines Middle School (HMS) and then later in the meeting, voted to offer him a

Robin’s Closet opens in downtown Burns

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Boutique offers array of ladies’ clothing options As a child, Robin Christy was the kind of girl who liked to play dress up, and her passion for fashion continued into her adult life. “I love to dress people. I love it when they give me that opportunity,” she said. The owner of Robin’s

Two resign from school board

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Teachers hired at HMS and BHS Two members of the Harney County School District No. 3 board of directors have announced they will be resigning from the board, and the district is accepting letters from residents interested in filling the vacancies. Julie Burri and Ralph Dickinson have both announced their resignations, effective

County Court reviews Secretary Jewell’s visit

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ODOT projects discussed During its regular meeting on April 6, the Harney County Court provided an overview of U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell’s and U.S. Deputy Secretary of the Interior Michael L. Connor’s visit to Harney County on March 21. A member of the president’s cabinet, Jewell heads the Department

Wisewood president provides update on heating project

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Project began in August 2012 On Thursday, April 7, Andrew Haden, president of the biomass energy company Wisewood, gave an update on the project to provide heat to Slater Elementary School, the Harney County Courthouse, and Symmetry Care. Haden said the out-dated boiler at Slater was removed, trenches were dug, and the

Judge, commissioner candidates participate in public forum

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The Harney County Chamber of Commerce hosted a public forum for candidates running for Harney County judge and Harney County commissioner on Tuesday, March 29, in the Memorial Building at the Harney County Fairgrounds. Candidates for judge at the forum were Pete Runnels, Tom Schaefer, Anna Jo Surber, Forrest Keady, and

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