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06/03/2026

WALLOWA COUNTY - Across two meetings lat month, commissioners approved funding for local events and recreation, advanced transportation and stewardship projects, addressed long-term infrastructure concerns, and warned residents about a sophisticated scam targeting county planning applicants.

ENTERPRISE — From youth sports and rural transit service to landfill finances and community events, ...Read More

06/03/2026

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06/02/2026

JOSEPH -- The exhibition will showcase both traditional and contemporary Nez Perce art, offering visitors a rich and layered view of Nez Perce artistic tradition and its living, evolving expression.

JOSEPH – (Press release from the Josephy Center for Arts & Culture)  The Josephy Center ...Read More

06/02/2026

𝐉𝐨𝐢𝐧 𝐔𝐬!

Wallowa County Prevention and Building Healthy Families are working together with community partners to host the 4th annual Bike Rodeo on June 13th from 10am-1pm at the Enterprise City Park! In addition to bike safety stations, education, and helmet fitting, food trucks will be onsite and prizes will be awarded throughout the day!

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06/02/2026

WALLOWA COUNTY - “In a time of constant change and challenge across the healthcare sector, this year’s winners have shown a deep commitment to creating environments where employees feel supported, heard, and inspired to do their best work,” said Dan Peres, President of Modern Healthcare. “That kind of culture doesn’t happen by accident—it’s intentional, and it’s worth celebrating.”

ENTERPRISE – (Press release from Wallowa Memorial Hospital) Wallowa Memorial Hospital and Medical Clinics has ...Read More

06/02/2026

WALLOWA VALLEY CENTER FOR WELLNESS RECEIVES WILDHORSE FOUNDATION GRANT FOR GREENHOUSE AND GARDEN PROJECT

ENTERPRISE – (Press release from the Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness) Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness has received a $12,000 grant from the Wildhorse Foundation to support construction of a greenhouse and garden shed at the Wallowa Valley Wellness Park and Community Garden.

The project will expand opportunities for extended season gardening, community programming, and outdoor wellness activities for Wallowa County residents. The greenhouse and garden shed are part of the organization’s broader effort to create accessible spaces that support mental wellness, healthy living, and community connection.

“We are deeply grateful to the Wildhorse Foundation for investing in the health and well-being of our community,” said Chantay Jett, CEO of Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness. “The Wellness Park and Community Garden is about more than gardening. It is about creating a place where people can connect with one another, access healthy activities, and experience the healing benefits of community, nature, and shared purpose.”

Each year, the Wildhorse Foundation awards grants to nonprofit, government, and Tribal organizations serving communities throughout the region. Since 2001, the Foundation has awarded more than $20 million in grant funding.

Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness is a nonprofit organization serving Wallowa County through behavioral health services, recovery support, prevention programs, housing support, and community wellness initiatives.

About the Wildhorse Foundation: The fund reflects the commitment of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation to take a proactive, positive role in the well-being of the community. Funds, derived from a percentage of revenues from Wildhorse Resort & Casino, are managed and distributed by a Board of Directors comprised of community leaders and representatives of the CTUIR.

06/01/2026

EUGENE - Imbler's Piper Braseth was one of many standout performances for local athletes at the 2026 Oregon State High School Track and Field Championships over the weekend.

EUGENE – Imbler and Weston-McEwen grabbed team titles as several individuals put on standout performances ...Read More

06/01/2026

JOSEPH -- Four Wallowa County students have been awarded a total of $5,500 through the 2026 Chief Joseph Days Ranch Rodeo Scholarship Program.

JOSEPH – (Press Release from Chief Joseph Days Rodeo) Four Wallowa County students have been ...Read More

06/01/2026

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06/01/2026

CHRISMAN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS ANNOUNCES WALLOWA COUNTY STUDENT AWARDS

WALLOWA COUNTY – (Press Release from the Chrisman Scholarship Fund) The Chrisman Scholarship Fund is proud to announce the recipients of this year’s scholarship awards, recognizing outstanding students from Joseph, Wallowa, and Enterprise who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to their future careers, academic excellence, and service to their communities.

This year’s awardees represent a wide range of professional aspirations—from healthcare to education, culinary arts to construction—and embody the values of perseverance, leadership, and commitment to lifelong learning.

Each student will receive $5,000.00 towards their educational goals.

2026 Scholarship Award Recipients

• Marley Hayes – Joseph Charter School Radiologist / Nursing Track
• Lucas Hanks – Joseph Charter School Chef / Culinary Arts
• Abigail Dundas – Joseph Charter School English Education
• Talluah April – Wallowa High School Physical Education & Athletic Training
• Kylee Cunningham – Enterprise High School ASL Interpretation
• James Royes – Enterprise High School Contractor / Skilled Trades

Established in 2024, the Chrisman Scholarship Fund has awarded $80,000 in scholarships to Wallowa County students. To qualify, students must be a graduating senior from Joseph, Enterprise, or Wallowa High Schools and must be planning to attend a community college, university or accredited technical/trade school full time. There is no minimum GPA, SAT scores or FAFSA required. The scholarship application is available in the fall through the OSAC. The Fund was established by the Chrisman Family of Enterprise, Oregon, and the family hopes to continue supporting Wallowa County students for years to come.