Lisa Britton is an Editor and Reporter at Go! Eastern Oregon and the Baker City Herald. She focuses on themes of culture and society, particularly in the realms of arts and entertainment, covering events such as concerts, festivals, and theater productions. Lisa's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Bulletin, The Oregonian (OregonLive), and the Los Angeles Times.
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Lisa Britton's coverage primarily focuses on local news and community events in Baker City, Oregon. Her articles often feature stories about small businesses, tourism, arts and culture, as well as transportation and logistics.
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EASTERN OREGON — Blues guitarist Terry Robb recently released a new record, and this month you can catch him at two shows in Eastern Oregon.
EASTERN OREGON — Blues guitarist Terry Robb recently released a new record, and this month you can catch him at two shows in Eastern Oregon. Then another one in September. […]
ELGIN, SUMPTER — What better way to see autumn colors than aboard a train?
By: Lisa Britton
ELGIN, SUMPTER — What better way to see autumn colors than aboard a train? Both the Eagle Cap Excursion Train, based in Elgin, and the Sumpter Valley Railroad, based in […]
By: Lisa Britton Baker
BAKER CITY — After a snack of crackers and avocado — well, mostly crackers — six toddlers head out the door after a morning at Baker Relief Nursery.
HALFWAY — Two evenings of tunes return to Halfway for the annual Pine Fest music festival set for Sept. 11-12 at the Pine Valley Fairgrounds.
BAKER CITY — September opens new art shows at local galleries and shops for the First Friday art walk on Sept. 4.
LA GRANDE — Labor Day weekend wraps up with live music and laidback vibes at Hot Lake Springs Resort, 66172 Highway 203, where Strings at the Springs takes
ENTERPRISE — The Old West Trio has toured western cowboy music for 31 years, and this month they’re coming to Enterprise. They play Saturday, Sept. 12, at
