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Stand-up comedy coming to town

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Get ready to laugh. Stand-up comedian Zane Thomas is returning to Burns, and he’s bringing some of Portland’s funniest people with him. Comedy Night with Zane Thomas & Friends will be held Friday, April 13, at 7 p.m. at Steens Mountain Brewing Company Tap Room, which is located inside Figaro’s Pizza at

Hines considers park improvement plans

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Making improvements to the city park was the main topic of discussion at the Hines Common Council meeting held Tuesday, March 27. Councilor Diane Rapaport told the council representatives from Dreamland Skateparks were going to be in town on April 16 to discuss the parameters for a new skate park. Those

Walden announces Secure Rural Schools funding for Harney County

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Continuing his efforts to support Oregon’s rural forested communities, Rep. Greg Walden (R-Hood River) secured two years of full Secure Rural Schools funding in the government funding measure signed into law recently. Walden gathered a meeting of Oregon county commissioners Wednesday, March 28, in Pendleton to discuss the importance of

High Country Health and Wellness Center is open and ready to serve the community

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Harney County residents now have another option when seeking primary health care. The staff at High Country Health and Wellness Center, located in the same building as the Harney County Health Department, includes Director and Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Jolene Cawlfield, Family Physician/Medical Director/Public Health Officer Sarah Laiosa, and FNP Barbara

Hines discusses deer control

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  Rod Klus, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) district wildlife biologist, attended the regular meeting of the Hines Common Council March 13 to discuss controlling the deer population in Hines and Burns. Klus provided copies of Senate Bill 373, which was passed into law during the last legislative session and

Three principals resign from Harney County School District No. 3

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Harney County School District No. 3 will be in search of three new administrators for the 2018-2019 school year. At its regular meeting on Tuesday, March 13, the school board accepted the resignations of Burns High School Principal Dave Goetz, Hines Middle School Principal Dave Robinson, and Monroe School Principal Chandra

Crystal Crane Hot Springs: It’s about the water

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  Are you feeling stressed, tired, overwhelmed, or overworked? Perhaps you’re looking for some family fun, a unique experience with friends, a romantic getaway, or a little “me time”. Crystal Crane Hot Springs is an ideal destination for anyone looking to relax, unwind, and “go with the flow”. Located just off Highway 78

Correctional facility seeking contractors for vocational shop expansion

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by Sarah Evans Oregon Youth Authority Communications for the Burns Times-Herald The vocational shop building at Eastern Oregon Youth Correctional Facility in Burns is jammed full of machine engines, routers, saws, auto parts, and a variety of tools of all shapes and sizes. In some sections, it’s hard to find a path for

Hines discusses mosquito control

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At the Hines Common Council meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 27, Councilor Dan Grigg brought up the possibility of the city performing some sort of mosquito control this spring. Grigg stated he brought up the topic for two reasons, the first being the threat of West Nile virus that mosquitoes carry and

Public encouraged to comment on Facilities Master Plans

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  Teresa Dixon attended the regular meeting of the Harney County Court on Feb. 21 to discuss the draft Malheur National Forest Facilities Master Plans. A Facility Master Plan is an inventory of the recreation, fire, administration, and other facilities located on a national forest. Forests use these documents to help examine

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