Month: September 2012

Several trails and the Tumalo Falls trailhead have closed as construction begins on Bend’s controversial surface water project. Officials say…

Active members of the U.S. Armed Forces may now be able to get a controlled deer or elk tag so they are able to hunt with family and friends while…

Are you ready to vote in the November 6 General Election? Here are some facts and deadlines for you in preparation for Election Day! When will…

As part of an on-going tradition, members of the Oregon Military Department (OMD) Army National Guard and the Biak Training Center will conduct a…

The Oregon Recreation Trails Advisory Council (ORTAC) invites trail proponents statewide to expand Oregon’s network of non-motorized, state…

The U.S. Department of Justice announced Thursday more than 200 grants to more than 110 American Indian and Alaska Native nations. The grants will…

Deschutes County Planning Director Nick Lelack was recently appointed to the University of Oregon’s Department Planning, Public Policy and…

A laid-off bloodhound who found a new gig in Bend had a successful first day on the job Wednesday, tracking down a missing Alzheimer’s patient…

Do you know someone who has a Breast Cancer Survivor Story and wouldn’t mind sharing it? NewsChannel 21 will be doing news stories during the…

Wildfire risk remains high to extreme throughout Central Oregon, officials said Wednesday evening after firefighters contained an escaped field burn…

Central Oregon Pediatric Associates is now accepting appointments for pediatric vaccinations against influenza. COPA is holding numerous “flu…

This fall Oregon State University – Cascades will offer its first graduate course in public health. The course, Principles of Health Behavior, will…

We are proud to announce COMAC, a new organization developing in Central Oregon. We are uniting the Music and Arts Community in to one co-operative…

The Tykeson Family Charitable Trust has committed $1 million to the expansion of the Oregon State University–Cascades campus into a four-year…

For the sixth straight year, more than 800 volunteers joined forces to provide free medical, dental and many other social services to more 2,500…

A temporary area closure will be in effect in the Coyote Butte area, off of Forest Service Road 18, from October 1 through October 5. The closure is…

Central Oregon students have a chance to turn their observations of nature into useful inventions by participating in the 21st annual Inventerprise…

The Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs (ODVA) has once again dropped its 20-year fixed rate home loan to 2.75 percent (3.362 APR). The…

Caldera is pleased and honored to announce its 2013 Artists in Residence. After a rigorous and competitive application review, 17 diverse…

The winner of the 2012 Obsidian Prize for Poetry is no stranger to awards. In fact, Melissa Mylchreest won the 2011 Obsidian Prize for Poetry. And in…