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Corey Evan's coverage primarily focuses on local government, community events, and public services in the United States, specifically in Oregon. His articles often feature government announcements and press releases related to infrastructure, education, human resources & employment as well as business & industry.
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By: Corey Evan
FRUITLAND — Ninety-two years is a long time for any organization to not have a permanent home. But such was the case for Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2738 until October, when it found its first home in Fruitland.
By: Corey Evan
FRUITLAND — Fruitland residents concerned about today's ever rising costs of living will see some relief in the new year, following action by the Fruitland City Council during its regular meeting on Nov. 25.
NEW PLYMOUTH — With the growth in population in New Plymouth comes the need to give more local youth the skills needed for a successful career. Part of the New
By: Corey Evan
FRUITLAND — Talk about your lucky finds: At its regular meeting on Nov. 25, the Fruitland City Council heard a proposal by Fire Chief Brandon Tarvin
By: Corey Evan
I know this is a little late in the year to mention this, but I recently realized an important milestone had come and passed: As of Sept. 11, I've
By: Corey Evan
I know this is a little late in the year to mention this, but I recently realized an important milestone had come and passed: As of Sept. 11, I've
NEW PLYMOUTH — Two weeks after Eileen Balcer announced she would vacate her position as council president effective Nov. 18, the New Plymouth City Council has selected her successor. Newest
By: Corey Evan
NEW PLYMOUTH — As health care costs continue to rise, Idaho governmental agencies continue to pool resources to help ease the burden on budgets and ultimately taxpayers.
FRUITLAND — The week leading up to Christmas break saw the bands of Fruitland's middle and high schools converge on the Mike Knee Gymnasium on Dec. 16. Family and friends
By: Corey Evan
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