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Bio-refinery (top)
The next step
Kristin Gribben Argus Observer Road plan underway
Larry Meyer Argus Observer Feed lots express interest in TVRR partmership
Kristin Gribben County Court approves new land-use zone
Larry Meyer Argus Observer Court gives green light to zoning change
Larry Meyer Argus Observer Final arguments made on zone change
Larry Meyer Argus Observer Court delays decision on bio-refinery
Larry Meyer Argus Observer City ready to provide water for TVRR plant
Larry Meyer Argus Observer Bio-refinery issue begins to heat up
Larry Meyer Argus Observer Small crowd shows for bio-refinery town hall meeting
Tami Hart Argus Observer Opposing viewpoint
Larry Meyer Argus Observer Bio-refinery supporters change tactics
Tami Hart Argus Observer Ethanol plant moves forward
The proposed ethanol production plant for Payette County moved a step closer to reality Tuesday. Elected officals skip crucial study on bio-refinery
Kristin Gribben Local resident forced to remove signs protesting bio-refinery
Kristin Gribben Troubled Legacy
Kristin Gribben Politics and bioenergy
Kristin Gribben Argus Observer Bio-refinery company asks for tax break extension
Larry Meyer Argus Observer Ontario board gives green light to TVRR tax break
JESSICA KELLER ARGUS OBSERVER Court
approves TVRR tax break Bio-refinery company gears up for site review hearing
Larry Meyer Argus Observer Bio-refinery site review meeting yields few results
Larry Meyer Argus Observer Emission checks at TVRR facility spark questions
Larry Meyer Argus Observer Planning commission gives green light to bio-refinery
Larry Meyer Argus Observer DEQ hearing garners little interest
Larry Meyer Citizens group files appeal regarding TVRR
John Braese Argus Observer County Court will hear bio-refinery appeal
Larry Meyer and John Braese Argus Observer DEQ grants air permit to TVRR
Larry Meyer and John Braese Argus Observer County Court prepares to dismiss appeal on TVRR project
Larry Meyer Argus Observer County Court ratifies
denial on TVRR appeal Guard Goes To War (top)
Planning for war
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer A hard economic hit
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer At headquarters, Iraq deployment a reality
Dick Mason Special to the Argus Guard gets alert
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Citizen-soldiers
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Taking care of families
Kristin Gribben Argus Observer Local Guardsmen reflect on the future
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer First wave
Tami Hart Argus Observer Local citizen-soldiers set to report June 28
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Schacher takes unusual journey to deployment
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Saying goodbye
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Ready to go
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer A call to arms
Tami Hart Argus Observer Small town puts together big-time send-off
Andrew Cutler Argus Observer Bidding farewell
Families, officials take part in ceremony for Oregon National Guardsmen Full-time warriors
Editors note: Daily Argus Observer Editor Pat Caldwell traveled to Fort Bliss Texas last week and spent time circulating among the members of Eastern Oregon’s 3rd Battalion, 116th Cavalry, Oregon Army National Guard. He also spent time with Ontario’s Alpha Company, 3/116th. Caldwell, also a reservist, will print a number of stories over the next few weeks regarding the historic mobilization, training and future of Alpha Company and the 3rd Battalion. Family ties
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer World War Two Veteran recalls guard experience (for web only)
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Attacks move soldier to help
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Soldier’s stories
Tami Hart Argus Observer Countdown toward deployment
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Area Guardsmen set sights on deployment to Iraq
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Local Guard
soldier dies ‘The last, full measure’
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Uncommon valor was common during ambush
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Guard commander reviews ongoing Iraq mission
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Guard leader describes complex nature of Iraq mission
Pat Caldwell Argus Observer Guard comes home
Andrew Cutler Argus Observer Return home is bittersweet for one soldier
Tami Hart Argus Observer Remembering the fallen
Julie Engel Argus Observer Ied Alley (top)
Editor’s note: This is a six-part series revolving around Eastern Oregon’s Oregon Army National Guard unit in Iraq. The focus of the series is on Ontario’s Alpha Company, 3rd Battalion, 116th Brigade Combat Team. The unit was mobilized to deploy to Iraq in June, 2004 and returned from Iraq in November, 2005.
Interviews on the series began in December, 2005. More than a dozen Guardsmen — officers and enlisted men — were interviewed during a nine-month time frame for this series. Also, the 3rd Battalion was gracious to release some information deemed to be suitable for public purview regarding the struggle for the Tikrit-Kirkuk highway. Other information regarding the fight for the roadway is still classified by the military and was not released. Editor’s note: This is the second part of a six-part series revolving around Eastern Oregon’s Oregon Army National Guard unit in Iraq. Part I of this series was printed in the Sunday Argus Observer. Part III will be printed in Tuesday’s Argus Observer.
Pat Caldwell Editor’s note: This is part III of IED Alley: An Eastern Oregon war story. The series focuses on the actions of Eastern Oregon’s 3rd Battalion, 116th Brigade Combat Team in Iraq.
Pat Caldwell This Part IV of a series regarding Eastern Oregon’s 3rd Battalion, 116th Cavalry.
Part V and Part VI of this series will continue next week in the Argus Observer. Ambush sparks critical combat operation
Editor’s note: This is part V of a six-part series that began last week regarding Eastern Oregon’s 3rd Battalion, 116th Cavalry in Iraq. Part VI will print Sunday in the Argus Observer.
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