Isabella Crowley is a reporter based in La Grande, Oregon. She has a focus on local news and has contributed to various publications including The Observer, East Oregonian, and HERMISTON CINCO DE MAYO INC. Isabella covers a range of topics including community events, crime, business, and local government.
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Isabella's coverage focuses on local community events, crime and arrests, as well as business and economy in the area of La Grande, Oregon. She also covers housing issues and holiday season-related topics.
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One of the first posts of the StoryWalk at La Grande's Riverside Park greenway thanks all of the sponsors who have helped cover the costs of books, shown here on
By: Isabella Crowley
LA GRANDE — Sometimes there is a silver lining to be found when something bad happens.
UNION COUNTY — Judge Wes Williams has retired from the bench early in Union and Wallowa counties in order to prepare for his return to private practice.
UNION COUNTY — Winter roads and GPS maps left some 20 vehicles stranded outside of Summerville on Wednesday, Nov. 20.
By: Isabella Crowley
UNION COUNTY — Winter roads and GPS maps left some 20 vehicles stranded outside of Summerville on Wednesday.
UNION COUNTY — The combination of a snow-covered road and GPS maps that led drivers astray left some 20 vehicles stranded outside of Summerville on Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Barbara Raines blows out the candles on her birthday cake on Nov. 20, 2024, at Wildflower Lodge in La Grande.
UNION COUNTY — Judge Wes Williams has retired from the bench early in Union and Wallowa counties to prepare for his return to private practice.
By: Justin Davis, Berit Thorson, Isabella Crowley
Members of the Hermiston High School Class of 2024 throws caps in the air June 6, 2024, at the Toyota Center in Kennewick at the end of graduation.
By ISABELLA CROWLEY The Observer UNION COUNTY — The combination of a snow-covered road and GPS maps that led drivers astray left some 20 vehicles stranded outside of Summerville on Wednesday, Nov. 20.
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