From the editor’s desk
Published 4:00 am Saturday, November 2, 2024
- A tiny dinosaur wrangler followed the crowd at the Baker City Kiwanis Club's trick-or-treat event on Oct. 31, 2024.
A beloved Halloween tradition returned to Baker City with the Talking Pumpkin greeting trick-or-treaters at Liz Estabrooks’ house.
https://www.bakercityherald.com/news/local/greeting-the-gourd-the-talking-pumpkin-is-back-in-baker-city/article_5d0d819e-9864-11ef-83da-db4836a44348.html
An unusual fundraiser for the Spc. Mabry James Anders Memorial Foundation happened Oct. 26 at the Baker City Airport.
https://www.bakercityherald.com/news/local/smashing-pumpkins-for-scholarships/article_7177c71a-95fe-11ef-804f-3b937b361f0e.html
The estimated cost to rehabilitate public land burned in two of the bigger wildfires this summer is $27.5 million.
https://www.bakercityherald.com/news/local/rehab-for-public-land-burned-in-durkee-cow-valley-fires-estimated-at-27-million/article_dcaaffcc-920f-11ef-bdaa-f374f8e82efe.html
With five days left before the election, about 44% of Baker County voters had returned their ballots.
https://www.bakercityherald.com/news/local/almost-half-of-baker-county-voters-have-returned-ballots/article_8bf2cbe4-986a-11ef-b31b-bfa8282c6fdb.html
REMINDER: Although the Baker City Herald contributes stories each week to the East Oregonian print newspaper, published on Wednesdays, most Baker County news, including sports, the police log, opinion and local government coverage, is available exclusively on our website, www.bakercityherald.com.