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Updated: October 9, 2020 @ 12:36 am Full Forecast Search Login Welcome Logout Subscribe Now Manage Account Home News Local News Pulse of Oregon Coronavirus Sports Outdoors Business Opinion Obituaries Classifieds Real Estate Jobs e-Edition e-Edition App e-Edition Special Sections Mobile App Make local news part of your routine Show your support for local news Keep your business strong with local news The Wait Is Over Perhaps the most stressful waiting period for people in 2020 can be quite a bit shorter for … Summer-like weather to end Saturday Deer hunters will have a much different experience the second weekend of the season than the… County restarts visitor center process Baker County commissioners decided Wednesday to start over with the delayed and controversia… County’s COVID-19 cases lack common thread Baker County’s rate of new cases of COVID-19 has increased the past 2 weeks, but the county … Classes could start Oct. 14 Parents tuning in Wednesday night for a Zoom livestream meeting to learn more about when the… Top Stories Summer-like weather to end Saturday County restarts visitor center process County’s COVID-19 cases lack common thread Classes could start Oct. 14 The Wait Is Over Perhaps the most stressful waiting period for people in 2020 can be quite a bit shorter for … Jobs Garage Sales Real Estate Marketplace Local News More News News Pedaling through the coronavirus pandemic Among the activities people have taken up during this pandemic, riding a bicycle through their town is a small, fun adventure people have come to enjoy. Free meals to all 18 and younger Two GOP candidates campaign in Baker City Fire resources relatively abundant Baker woman accused of stabbing an acquaintance Fire burns 8,000 acres in Malheur County Chaves elected to head EOU Board of Trustees City police help local man on record hot day Most Popular Articles Images Commented Articles ‘It was devastating’: Baker firefighters recount time battling westside blazes Woman sues hospital on behalf of her daughter County’s COVID-19 cases lack common thread The Wait Is Over Paul Bennett Digging Deep Classes could start Oct. 14 Pushing Forward Umatilla County 4-H Volunteer Meeting Helen Gates Images Commented EDITORIAL: Park has a problem (1) EDITORIAL: Draconian deadlines (1) More Sports Sports Predicting the National Football League: Week 5 Current Record: 29-16-1 Sidelined: Pine-Eagle's Sammy Pollock and Curtis Elguezabal Sidelined: Pine Eagle's Elguezabal hopeful he’ll get back in the action Sidelined: Pine Eagle's Pollock thankful for what sports has taught her Sidelined: Baker's Gabe Gambleton and Sydney Keller Sidelined: For Gabe Gambleton, opportunity to play will be ‘perfect’ Sidelined: Keller awaiting the green light to play Justin Herbert could become Ducks’ best pro QB in decades Manage your account online Pay your account online Subscriber Registration How to: Subscriber Registration Outdoors +4 Peculiar Pinnacles If the Woodley Rocks were in a national park, a paved trail would wind among the peculiar pinnacles and you’d hardly be able to get a photograph that didn’t include a couple of giggling kids w… +2 top story Surprising coho salmon run results in first chance for anglers since 1980 Jeff Yanke was optimistic about this year’s run of Lostine River coho salmon, but he was still surprised by how many fish began battling their way up the Columbia River earlier in 2020. ‘Other’ Side of the Mountain We rounded the corner and suddenly the great peak, until that moment hidden by the rumpled topography, was straight ahead. 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