Blooming Business
30 Sep 2019
Sheila Petty is working to bring beauty to Baker City with her new business, Blue Dahlia.
Petty offers homegrown flowers, which she began selling at the Baker City Farmers Market.
She cannot sell from her home property and plans to have a mobile flower truck to travel to markets and venues to sell her flowers.
More Topics
Grande Ronde Hospital was awarded the Most Wired award by the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives for 2019 for the integration of technology into its systems. GRH is a level 7, which means it uses technology to help analyze patient trends in addition to creating more effective and efficient...
Chamber Accepting Nominations For Annual Awards
Sep 26 2019Each January, the Harney County Chamber of Commerce hosts a banquet to “honor Harney County’s finest” in a number of different categories.
In past years, award recipients were selected by committees of past award-winners, which were formed for each category. This year, however, a different selection process will be...
Kim Lemons and his wife, Carla, received a Sesquicentennial Award as owners of Ingle Butte Ranches in Mt. Vernon. The award was presented by the Oregon Century Farm & Ranch Program.
“Our ranch is the oldest in Grant County,” Kim said. “We’re pretty tickled about the award.”
The...