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State officials continue to make subsidized housing more expensive

As the rainy season begins, two statewide elected officials made conflicting statements last week about the shortage of roofs over Oregonians’ heads.
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A Travel Oregon board member’s company got a six-figure, no-bid contract from the agency

David Penilton, a co-owner of America’s Hub World Tours, a small tour operator that offers tour guides and buses in Oregon, has been awarded a two-year contract worth up to $200,000 from Travel Oregon to help with promotional groups the agency brings to the state, OJP has learned. 

Port of Arlington faces dissolution 

New records show conflicting timeline in Prineville Police Chief Profio’s resignation

Community rallies around Prineville pastor battling stage 4 cancer; fundraising goal nears

Prineville woman identified as operator of illegal in-home daycare where child died, state records show

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State officials continue to make subsidized housing more expensive

As the rainy season begins, two statewide elected officials made conflicting statements last week about the shortage of roofs over Oregonians’ heads.

A Travel Oregon board member’s company got a six-figure, no-bid contract from the agency

Port of Arlington faces dissolution 

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State officials continue to make subsidized housing more expensive

As the rainy season begins, two statewide elected officials made conflicting statements last week about the shortage of roofs over Oregonians’ heads.

A Travel Oregon board member’s company got a six-figure, no-bid contract from the agency

David Penilton, a co-owner of America’s Hub World Tours, a small tour operator that offers tour guides and buses in Oregon, has been awarded a two-year contract worth up to $200,000 from Travel Oregon to help with promotional groups the agency brings to the state, OJP has learned. 

Port of Arlington faces dissolution 

The Port of Arlington plays an important economic development role in Gilliam County, the state’s third smallest by population.

New records show conflicting timeline in Prineville Police Chief Profio’s resignation

Newly released records show Police Chief Jeff Profio had submitted a 90-day retirement notice effective November 26, 2025 — a detail not disclosed in the city’s earlier announcement that described his resignation and retirement.

Community rallies around Prineville pastor battling stage 4 cancer; fundraising goal nears

A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to support Prineville pastor Gabe Bales, who is undergoing treatment for stage 4 colon cancer.
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State officials continue to make subsidized housing more expensive

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As the rainy season begins, two statewide elected officials made conflicting statements last week about the shortage of roofs over Oregonians’ heads.

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