Phil Wright is a journalist based in Pendleton, Oregon. He writes for various local publications, including the East Oregonian, HERMISTON CINCO DE MAYO INC, and The Bulletin. Phil's articles cover a range of topics, including local news, community events, and investigative reporting.
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Phil Wright's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news and events in the Pendleton, Oregon area. His articles touch on topics such as community events, law enforcement activities, government announcements, business developments, and ethical investigations.
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UMATILLA — A resident at the secure residential treatment facility in Umatilla is in jail following a report of an assault.
UMATILLA — A resident at the secure residential treatment facility in Umatilla is in jail following a report of an assault.
The Oregon Community Foundation on Dec. 3, 2024, announced it provided a $30,000 Community Grant to Stepping Stones Alliance in Hermiston to provide a permanent cover over the patio and picnic tables for its members' community outdoor space at Project PATH, the transitional housing program on Lind Road. Oregon Community Foundation/Contributed Photo
HERMISTON — The Hermiston Police Department’s station is getting a major remodel. Hermiston Police Chief Jason Edmiston said that means the station is a construction zone and during this project
PENDLETON — Pendleton’s Eastern Oregon Regional Airport is getting $881,000 from the Federal Aviation Administration for a snowplow and snow removal broom.
MILTFREEWATER — Milton-Freewater Police Chief Joe Shurtz reported the Red Tea Garden was the target of a burglary resulting in the theft of more than $4,000.
LA GRANDE — The Nez Perce historical exhibit is leaving Eastern Oregon University in La Grande for Blue Mountain Community College in Pendleton following the winter break.
By: Yasser Marte, Justin Davis, Phil Wright, Bill Bradshaw
SALEM — State Rep. Greg Smith of Heppner is proposing adding two commissioners to the Port of Morrow Commission. Rep. Mark Owens of Crane wants rangeland fire protection associations to
Blue Mountain Wildlife founder Lynn Tompkins feeds a couple of turkey vultures Jan. 3, 2023, chunks of quail meat at the Blue Mountain Wildlife habitat in Pendleton.
HERMISTON — Hermiston police arrested a 20-year-old man Monday morning, Jan. 27, during a "high-risk" search.
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