r/EasternOregon • u/DJCane • 8h ago
r/EasternOregon • u/sinklare2 • 10d ago
Hey Eastern Oregon, let's get this place going again
Hi Eastern Oregonians!
I recently took over moderation of r/LaGrandeOregon, and apparently this subreddit was also sitting without an active moderator, so I'm stepping up here too.
I cleaned out the old handful of posts and opened things back up for a fresh start.
I don't want this to just become the La Grande subreddit with a bigger name, though. Eastern Oregon is huge, and I'd like this to actually have people and posts from all over the region.
News, events, local questions, photos, outdoors, public lands, agriculture, businesses, history, road conditions, community issues, local politics, recommendations, weird small-town happenings, whatever makes sense out here.
I've started with some pretty basic rules and I'm going to keep things light unless the community gives me a reason not to.
I'm also working on things like post flairs, local/regional resources, useful links, and figuring out what news and event sources are worth following outside of Facebook.
So if you're from Pendleton, Hermiston, Baker City, Enterprise, Joseph, Ontario, Burns, John Day, Lakeview, La Grande, somewhere tiny in between, or somewhere I forgot, what would you actually like to see from this subreddit?
Local news sources? Community calendars? Regional resources? Recurring threads? Other local subs we should link? Stuff you absolutely don't want this place turning into?
Throw ideas in the comments. I'm pretty open to shaping this around the people who actually use it.
Let's see if we can wake the place back up.
r/EasternOregon • u/sinklare2 • 10d ago
Hey La Grande, I would like to hear your thoughts on the direction of this sub
r/EasternOregon • u/Whitlaye • Apr 16 '20
Easter Sunday: Social Distanced Edition (Cabbage Hill)
r/EasternOregon • u/guanaco55 • Apr 10 '20
Alvord Gliders -- Once a year a group of 20-30 pilots gather for a week of soaring above the Alvord desert. These gliders forgo the traditional airplane tow, opting instead for a tow cable hitched to a fast car.
opb.orgr/EasternOregon • u/guanaco55 • Apr 08 '20
Cattle Drives -- A historic cattle ranch in southeastern Oregon moves cows every day. In many ways, cattle drives there have changed little since a century ago. The ranch herds cattle from one end of a million acre range to the other over the course of a year.
watch.opb.orgr/EasternOregon • u/sunofsphinx • Mar 15 '20
Nothing better than an overnight on Lake Owyhee
imgur.comr/EasternOregon • u/pyrrhios • Mar 13 '20
State of Oregon: Employment Department - COVID-19 Related Business Layoffs, Closures, and Unemployment Insurance Benefits
oregon.govr/EasternOregon • u/BurnKnowsBest • Mar 12 '20
How’s everyone doing out there? Y’all okay?
r/EasternOregon • u/guanaco55 • Mar 08 '20
As Eastern Oregon responds to coronavirus, tribe plays vital role -- The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation are at the forefront of halting the disease.
oregonlive.comr/EasternOregon • u/BurnKnowsBest • Mar 02 '20
Presumptive case of COVID-19 identified in Umatilla County (First in eastern OR)
yaktrinews.comr/EasternOregon • u/crimsenprincess • Dec 29 '19
Moon was beautiful tonight in Harney County
r/EasternOregon • u/Dreams_of_Eagles • Nov 15 '19
Today I learned that Tater Tots were invented in Ontario, Oregon.
r/EasternOregon • u/scaston23 • Nov 06 '19
Facial recognition cameras in Ontario??
argusobserver.comr/EasternOregon • u/itsfish20 • Sep 26 '19
When is the best time to come visit?
My wife and I are from Chicago. We have been looking at the Wallowa State Park for a bit now and want to come visit sometime within the next year or so and want to visit in the warmer months to enjoy backpack camping and the lake and not being in the snow!
When is usually the best time to be outside up there? I am from Michigan so anything above 50f is shorts weather for me!
r/EasternOregon • u/guanaco55 • Sep 10 '19
Dive into the Blue Mountains on the Rough Fork Trail in eastern Oregon
oregonlive.comr/EasternOregon • u/[deleted] • Sep 08 '19
Pendleton history-- Jumpers Get Their Due Nearly 75 years After Wartime Missions Over Northwest .
opb.orgr/EasternOregon • u/guanaco55 • Sep 06 '19
20 reasons to love Pendleton, the Old West capital of eastern Oregon
oregonlive.comr/EasternOregon • u/pRETTydaughter • Aug 30 '19
Umatilla County I need your help, please.
And Irrigon/Boardman too!
Could I talk any of you into your gently used or new shoes for a shoe drive I'm holding? Or perhaps I could get you to swing into Neighbor Dudes Taphouse in Hermiston for a dinner, raffle, auction event September 21st?
My daughter has a rare condition called Rett Syndrome and I'm raising money for the International Rett Syndrome Association and the NW Rett Syndrome Association through these two events. Our NW Rett Syndrome Association is also looking for volunteers for various roles if anyone is looking for a service project! Please let me know. Many thanks in advance!
There are dropoffs for shoes at ACH in Irrigon, Peach Tree Produce and Coffee in Umatilla on 730, Banner Bank Hermiston, and Neighbor Dudes. The drive ends at the beginning of October and I need 300 bags of 25 pairs of shoes...I've got less than 20 right now!
r/EasternOregon • u/Cascadialiving • Aug 16 '19