Leslie Thompson is a journalist based in Oregon, focusing on local news and community issues. With experience writing for publications such as the Argus Observer, The Oregonian, and The Bulletin, Leslie covers a range of topics including education, local government, and emergency management. Their reporting aims to keep residents informed and engaged in their communities.
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Leslie’s coverage primarily revolves around local government, politics, and community events within Oregon, particularly Malheur County and Ontario. She seems to prioritize reporting on governmental announcements and event coverage.
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By: Leslie Thompson
The logo on a deep purple 2019 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Redeye is as sleek as the vehicle.
By: Leslie Thompson
ONTARIO — Employees at Love's Travel Center were spreading the love over the weekend as part of its month-long push to raise $10,000 for the Children's Miracle Network.
By: Leslie Thompson
ONTARIO — On Sept. 11, members of Ontario Lions installed dozens of flags along main routes in Ontario in honor of Patriot Day.
By: Leslie Thompson
ONTARIO — The $1.5 million pedestrian improvement project along Southeast Fifth Avenue has finally reached the Interstate 84 overpass bridge.
By: Leslie Thompson
of 5 FRUITLAND — This year's Fruitland Girls Soccer Team (4-0; 6-0) is a force to be reckoned with, continuing its winning streak
By: Leslie Thompson
ONTARIO — As the time nears for the naming of the Treasure Valley Community College baseball field for Rick Baumann, officials have organized several activities for the big day on Sept. 21.
By: Leslie Thompson
MALHEUR COUNTY — Malheur County Republican Central Committee has organized an event on Sunday to drum up support for former President Donald Trump, the
By: Leslie Thompson
ONTARIO — What is the economic impact of arts and culture in eastern Oregon? How the sector is shaping this side of the state will be highlighted Monday when the Oregon Arts Commission stops in town.
By: Leslie Thompson
VALE — The community is encouraged to attend a town hall meeting being put together by Malheur County Emergency Management on Sept. 18. The Wildland Fire Recovery meeting will be
By: Leslie Thompson, Antonio Sunseri
ONTARIO — An illegal homeless encampment that has been in place for numerous years just outside Ontario city limits is going to get cleaned up in the near future, with
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