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Meet the new director of HDH Family Care Clinic

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On Monday, Aug. 23, Erik Olson officially became the full-time, permanent director of Harney District Hospital (HDH) Family Care Clinic. He took the reins from Interim Director Darcy Crisp who was serving in the position until a permanent director was hired. Erik has a master’s degree in healthcare administration from the University

Fair Value Auctions LLC offers online and live auctions

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Submitted photo Located at 302 S. Broadway Avenue in Burns, Fair Value Auctions LLC is offering online and live auctions ‘As Is, Where Is.’ While looking for alternate fund raising platforms for nonprofits, Barbara Cannady stumbled across an online auction for golf tournaments. She always enjoyed live auctions but was turned off

Fire prevention efforts under way in Stinkingwater Mountains

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Submitted photos Two members of the Harney County Wildfire Collaborative monitoring crew, Megan Ellibee and Danika Piotrowski, at work in the Stinkingwater Mountains region. by Lauren Brown for Burns Times-Herald Each summer, the wildfires in the West dominate the news.  This summer, Oregon was home to the largest wildfire in the country. The lightning-caused Bootleg

Crane Hot Springs to host benefit for Crane RFPA

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  Submitted photos Enjoy a dip in the hot springs for half price on Saturday, Sept. 18. The Crane Hot Springs is holding a benefit day on Saturday, Sept. 18 to raise funds for the Crane Rangeland Fire Protection Association (RFPA). Enjoy a dip in the hot springs for half price (only $5). All

Harney District Hospital provides an update on COVID-19

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In an effort to help keep the community informed, Harney District Hospital (HDH) would like provide an update regarding the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and answer some of the questions that you might have. — COVID-19 cases — As of Monday, Aug. 30, Harney County has had 595 positive COVID-19 cases since the

Airport Day celebration held Aug. 21

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Photos by GREGORY KOLT Smoke jumpers boarding the plane. Burns Airport Day was celebrated at the Burns Municipal Airport on Saturday, Aug. 21. The day got under way with a delicious pancake breakfast cooked by Boyce LaForest and crew from Oregon Data Services. Certified Flight Instructor Gregory Kolt also provided discovery flights to

Hines Council considers Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance

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The following are the unapproved minutes from the Hines Common Council and Budget Committee meeting held Aug. 10. The minutes were edited for clarity and length. Mayor Nikki Morgan addressed the council about the Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance. City Administrator Kirby Letham read an email from Councilor Misty Shepherd (who was absent

Demolition Derby goes off with a bang!

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Photos by GEORGE HEINZ JR. Held Saturday, Aug. 21 at the Harney County Fairgrounds, the annual Demolition Derby was a smash hit! Winners of each event are as follows: Powder Puff First place: Phylicia Yekel Second place: Mackenzie Moulton Third place: Mckiah Schroeder Heat 1 First place: Jaden Simpson, Burns Second place: Kyle Orris, Homedale Heat 2 First place: Chris Folger,

Beaubiens named Grand Marshals

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Submitted photo In honor of their years of service, Greg and Shirley Beaubien were selected as grand marshals of the 2021 Harney County Fair and Rodeo.  Congratulations to the 2021 Harney County Fair and Rodeo Grand Marshals, Greg and Shirley Beaubien. Greg graduated from North Farmington High School in Farmington, Mich. in 1972.

Harney County School District No. 3 welcomes new staff

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Submitted photo From L-R: Sarah Ayling, Savannah Bennett, Kelly Weil, Nicki Henshaw, Becca Birch, and Maggie Thompson are joining Harney County School District No. 3. Once again, it’s almost time for students to wake up early, grab their backpacks, and head back to school. The start of a new school year is rapidly

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