Hermiston, United States (Local)
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Michael Kane's coverage focuses primarily on local government and politics, with an emphasis on Hermiston, Oregon. He also covers topics related to house & home and entertainment news.
Given his focus on government announcements and event coverage in the local area, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local political events, community initiatives or developments within Hermiston City Council.
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By: Michael Kane Hermiston
Students from Umatilla High School present a $4,000 check to Kriss Dammeyer, founder of Made to Thrive, on May 7, 2026, during the Schnitzer Cares: Student Grantmaking awards ceremony at the Maxwell Event Center in Hermiston. (Michael Kane/Hermiston Herald)
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HERMISTON — The Hermiston City Council on Monday, May 11, chooses the group to occupy the Carnegie B...
By: Michael Kane Hermiston
Umatilla Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Josiah Barron holds the scissors on May 8, 2026, after he and Mayor Caden Sipe cut the ribbon during the grand opening ceremony of the Umatilla Business Center. (Michael Kane/Hermiston Herald)
By: Michael Kane
UMATILLA — Downtown Umatilla had a festival atmosphere on Friday, May 8, as the city celebrated the grand opening of its Business Center. City and county officials, as well as […]
By: Michael Kane Hermiston
HERMISTON — A group of Hermiston residents who are opposed to changing the name of East Airport Road walked out of city hall happy on Monday, May 11, after the city council voted unanimously to keep the name as it is.
By: Michael Kane
HERMISTON — It’s only fitting that an organization founded on providing service to veterans should win the 2026 GO! Eastern Oregon Readers’ Choice for Best Customer Service. The Pacific Northwest […]
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HERMISTON — Expanding Hermiston’s aquatic center or building a new indoor facility carries price tags ranging from $59.6 million to $64.5 million. Those figures came from Cassie Hibbert, senior project […]
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HERMISTON — Edward Jones' newest financial advisor in Hermiston, Devin Bailey, came to the job in a very indirect way – by teaching biology to K-12 students.
By: Michael Kane
BOARDMAN – The Morrow County Clean Water Consortium met with some resistance on Wednesday, May 13, when it presented its plan to bring clean drinking water to the residents of […]
By: Michael Kane Hermiston
HERMISTON — Kayakers, canoeists and paddleboarders who haven't been on an Oregon lake or river this year may be surprised to find they have to buy a permit before entering the water.
