Ridgeview High makes debut – on football field
Practice time is over, and now it’s game time for the Ridgeview Ravens. “This is the beginning of the tradition here,” said…
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Practice time is over, and now it’s game time for the Ridgeview Ravens. “This is the beginning of the tradition here,” said…
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Hundreds of feet above the ground, many people might see something new at Smith Rock Park this weekend. Several people were seen walking on ropes…
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The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services said Friday it has ordered Michael Holcomb and Gary Holcomb, and their BERJAC partnerships,…
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In a move to deal with tight budgets, the city of Bend and Deschutes County are teaming up to share the workload. They have started discussions about…
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New video has surfaced of the rescue of a Panamanian man being rescued at sea. That same person was believed to have been seen by a group of Oregon…
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As the growing season for Central Oregon is at its peak, a local food directory is available just in time to highlight the bounty of foods that are…
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The Bend Roots Revival music festival was less than a month away when organizers found out its planned venue was no longer available. On Monday, the…
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Haystack Reservoir, located about ten miles south of Madras on the Crooked River National Grassland, will be the site of a Columbia Drag Boat…
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Applications are being accepted for the 2013 PRCA Sisters Rodeo Queen, according to John Leavitt, queen selection committee chair. Applications will…
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Jonathan West one of the first African-Americans to serve in the Marine Corps. His wife of 47 years, Marjorie, says he witnessed the worst of World…
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Another school year means new classes, new friends and new experiences for kids, but what does it mean for first time teachers? On Thursday, two…
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Do you or someone you know, live with a health condition that affects daily life? Workshops to achieve a healthier way of living for people living…
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The Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office said Thursday that its announcement of a horse found wandering in the La Pine area last week was seen by…
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Leading up to Labor Day weekend, Oregon State Police, along with nearly 10,000 law enforcement agencies, are in the midst of the nationwide…
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Next year will be the eleventh year that Ann Richardson has served as Executive Director for the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show. And, Richardson says, it…
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It’s still very much summer up at Mt. Bachelor, with empty lifts, a deserted lodge and road construction. But officials want you to be thinking…
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As of midnight Friday, Forest Supervisor John Allen and fire officials will restrict certain activities throughout the Deschutes National Forest,…
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Investigators said Wednesday that an abandoned campfire sparked a fire 10 miles east of La Pine that burned 82 acres before crews could encircle it,…
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Heart of Oregon Corps announced Wednesday that it was awarded $1.1 million in federal funding for its successful YouthBuild program to help…
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Rep. Greg Walden said he would be watching Paul Ryan’s speech in House Speaker John Boehner’s box at the Republican National Convention.…
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