Bill Bradshaw

Dry solid waste that has been removed from effluent at the Enterprise Sewage Treatment Plant goes into a dumpster that is taken to the landfill. The city has agreed to

ENTERPRISE — Several letters regarding the forests of Wallowa County will be on the agenda when the Board of Commissioners meets Wednesday, Dec. 18.

Wallowa rancher Jeremy McCulloch offers some hay to one of his registered Texas longhorn cattle Oct. 30, 2024, at his ranch, the Rocking M Cattle Co. McCulloch recently stepped down

Agriculture teacher Brianna Micka instructs her students Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024, during a food science class at Wallowa High School. Micka also is in her first year of being the

ENTERPRISE — A new petition seeking to have Wallowa County establish a dog control district and dog control officer goes before the county board of commissioners at its Jan. 4 meeting.

By BILL BRADSHAW Wallowa County Chieftain of 5 ENTERPRISE — In a recent 15-year span, vehicles struck elk and deer more than 900 times on a single short stretch of road in Wallowa County.

Wallowa County Commissioner Susan Roberts presents a Pendleton wool blanket to ourgoing commission Chairman Todd Nash on Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2024, at the courthouse in Enterprise. The meeting was Nash's last as a commissioner. In November, he was elected to the state Senate and will take that post in January. Bill Bradshaw/Wallowa County Chieftain

Jude Graham, curator of the Wallowa County Museum in Joseph, reaches for one of the bound volumes of the Wallowa County Chieftain on Sept. 24, 2024, in the climate-controlled room at the museum where they are now kept.

The Morgan Nesbit Forest Resiliency Project consists of 86,500 acres about 20 miles southeast of Joseph. This phot shows a part of it near Big Sheep Creek. U.S. Forest Service/Contributed Photo

Dr. Kala Grover shaves the leg of Macy, a dog being prepared for knee surgery at Enterprise Animal Hospital, while veterinary technician/practice manager Madisen Perkins assists in October 2023.