Kathy Aney
East Oregonian
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Past articles by Kathy:
The colorful life of Joe DeMarsh
PENDLETON — George Ting never forgot the second chance he received from Joe DeMarsh. → Read More
Pendleton grad plans to "slay the beast"
PENDLETON — The phrase "steely determination" seems custom made for 18-year-old Tatum Paullus. → Read More
No time for bingo
HERMISTON — Jeannie Echols pushed her walker purposefully toward the glass front doors of Good Shepherd Medical Center, Hermiston, the morning of April 21. → Read More
Spring 2022 River Cleanup in photos
PENDLETON — The banks of the Umatilla River in Pendleton became a lot cleaner Saturday, April 23. → Read More
The reporter's notebook: Remembering Bloody Sunday
Fifty years ago, Brigit Farley learned about the death of a teenager named John “Jackie” Duddy. → Read More
Painter designs four murals in one
PENDLETON — Most all of us have experienced looking at something and seeing only a jumble, then marveling when everything suddenly resolves into crystal clarity. → Read More
It takes a village
MORROW COUNTY — It takes a village to raise a child. If the Morrow County School District had a mantra, it might be this old African proverb. → Read More
Ride on, cowboy
PENDLETON — Randy Severe was big on life. → Read More
Keep fighting, cowboy
PENDLETON — Mr. Round-Up is fighting for his life. → Read More
Boardman donkeys star in storybook
BOARDMAN — It took a pandemic to slow Sandra Payne down enough to fulfill her girlhood dream of writing a children’s storybook. → Read More
Bailey's Bill reaches the finish line after difficult journey
SALEM — With several strokes of her pen, Gov. Kate Brown signed Bailey’s Bill into law. → Read More
Four named to Pendleton Round-Up and Happy Canyon Hall of Fame
PENDLETON — This year’s list of inductees to the Pendleton Round-Up and Happy Canyon Hall of Fame has an air of déjà vu. → Read More
The migraine that never stops
PENDLETON — More than most, Dave Wallace knows that life can change in an instant. → Read More
'Kale master' finds joy in helping fledgling gardeners
HERMISTON — Joe Hodge is an apartment dweller with a green thumb. → Read More
From the reporter's notebook: Photographing Thor's Well
Capturing an image of Thor’s Well has been on my bucket list for a while now. → Read More
104-year-old barn connects five generations
WESTON — The bright red barn rises steeply from emerald grass, its elegant arched roofline meeting blue sky. → Read More
Abandoning the school cafeteria
The school cafeteria has gone dark these days. → Read More
Pendleton farmers market rides out the summer
PENDLETON — It’s a sweet memory. → Read More
Experts worry about pandemic's toll on mental health
Matt Henry leaned close to gaze at his wife on the other side of the glass. The window was pushed up a few inches, but he still needed to talk → Read More
Funerals, grieving death face changes
HEPPNER — COVID-19 is changing how we say goodbye. → Read More