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
ONTARIO — The Haunted Woods fundraiser for National Night Out will wrap up tonight and Thursday.
By: Leslie Thompson
Pilgrims wide receiver Cutler King (3) makes his way to the end zone for a touchdown in the first quarter.
By: Leslie Thompson
PAYETTE COUNTY — On Oct. 28, Payette County Sheriff Andy Creech was presented with a Peace Officer Standards and Training Executive Certificate — the highest awarded to officers in the
Pilgrims wide receiver Cutler King (3) makes his way to the end zone for a touchdown in the first quarter.
By: Leslie Thompson
PAYETTE COUNTY — Idaho High School 4A Volleyball State Championships are underway in Coeur d'Alene, with the first matches having kicked off on Oct. 31.
By: Leslie Thompson
PAYETTE — A local man, who is the father of two young children, including one who is about 3 months old, is in critical condition after an accidental shooting on
By: Leslie Thompson
The sidewalks along Main Street in Nyssa were stacked with trick-or-treaters and their parents on Halloween for the annual Trick or Treat on Main Street.
PAYETTE COUNTY — On Oct. 28, Payette County Sheriff Andy Creech was presented with a Peace Officer Standards and Training Executive Certificate — the highest awarded to officers in the state.
Captain Jason Cooper Rick_Ohnsman ONTARIO — Leadership changes are now in place at Ontario Police Department with Jason Cooper being promoted from lieutenant to captain on Oct. 25.
PAYETTE COUNTY — Idaho High School 4A Volleyball State Championships are underway in Coeur d'Alene, with the first matches having kicked off on Oct. 31.
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