Last Saturday, Dec. 21, many friends of Jeff Bunnell turned out to the dedication ceremony for a park that now bears his name.
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Oroville adopted a budget of $10,375,000 Dec. 17, as well as approving the name change of Oroville Triangle Park to Jeff Bunnell Park.
Oroville City Council agreed to honor Jeff Bunnell by renaming Triangle Park after him. The park will be dedicated on Saturday, Dec. 21 at 4 p.m.
Dick Larson, owner of Oroville Pharmacy, plans on retiring at the end of the year, after 48 years in business as a pharmacist.
Sheriff Paul Budrow says his office will not take law enforcement action based solely on a person’s immigration or alien status.
Former Oroville Police Chief Mike Langford wants to start a law enforcement training service.
The Oroville City Council heard from Roni Holder-Diefenbach, Executive Director of Okanogan County Economic Alliance on Dec. 3.
OROVILLE – The Oroville City Council passed three proposed ordinances raising water, sewer and garbage rates for 2025.
The Oroville School Board met Nov. 25 and heard reports from the superintendent and the elementary and high school principal.
Oroville City Council agreed to split the cost water overage charges due to a leak that was not discovered for over a year.
The Okanogan County Commissioners agreed to participate in a grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for the emergency management department.
At the Nov.19 Oroville City Council meeting, the city offered the position of Chief of Police to Sgt. Gary Hirst.
Oroville Police Chief Mike Langford, who announced at the Oct. 17 city council meeting he intended to retire, has officially done so.
