Hermiston, United States (Local)
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Michael Lecompte's articles cover local news, focusing on transportation and logistics, crime, education, and government & politics in the Washington state area. His work primarily involves evolving stories such as accidents, school closures due to weather or power outages and government announcements.
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By: Michael Lecompte
Hermiston City Council passed a resolution approving a plan to remove per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from the City's drinking water, and another seeking state funding for improvements to the water system at its regular meeting on August 10.
Presented by Good Shepherd Health Care System (GSHCS) , 75 babies up to 18 months old competed for the title of “cutest” on the Les Schwab stage.
HERMISTON, Ore.- Melon Fest , a celebration of that quintessential summer staple, the famous Hermiston watermelon, is Saturday, August 22.
By: Michael Lecompte
With less than a week of summer left before students return to the classroom in several districts, here's a look at when school starts around the region.
By: Michael Lecompte
While it's too early to tell if 2026 was another record-setting year, preliminary numbers show that $1.28 million was brough in just through the auction.
By: Michael Lecompte
Now in its fourth year, NewSun Energy's annual Climate and Agriculture Scholarship Program supports students pursuing higher education and encourages future leaders in agriculture, conservation, climate solutions, and rural communities.
HERMISTON, Ore.-Melon Fest in downtown Hermiston on August 22 had a little something for everyone – and lots of watermelon.
By: Michael Lecompte
MISSION, Ore.-The Wildhorse Foundation has announced grant awards totaling $447,230 for the second quarter of 2026.
UMATILLA COUNTY, Ore.-Law enforcement agencies across Oregon, including the Umatilla County Sheriff's Office (UCSO) will be on the lookout for impaired drivers, conducting enforcement patrols through Labor Day weekend.
Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) long-term rent assistance program (LTRA), aimed at helping people remain housed after exiting homelessness has expanded, now reaching rural Oregon communities.
