Month: January 2013

The Bend City Code, Development Code and City Charter are now available online in new, optimized versions for both computers and mobile devices. New…

The Bloom Project, formerly Friends with Flowers of Oregon, is excited to announce the receipt of a grant from OnPoint Community Credit Union.…

If you drive an electric car, you don’t pay any gas tax, of course. But soon, you could pay something else, to help fund roads and maintenance.…

The NRA has not been shy in saying, “a gun in every school.” At Wednesday night’s Redmond school board meeting, a parent suggested…

Calm, centered, but still working up a sweat. It’s a class offering all the physical, mental and spiritual yoga disciplines, but in a room…

Sens. Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., announced Thursday that steelhead in Central Oregon will receive a new…

Starting January 26, SCORE business counselors will be available at Redmond Public Library on the fourth Saturday of each month from 10 a.m. to noon…

Family Access Network (FAN) is working with Intrepid Marketing of Bend to create a new video in support of the local non-profit’s mission: To…

The Oregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation announced Thursday that the new Lions Eyeglass Assistance Program (LEAP) is open for business. The…

Fuels specialists with the Prineville BLM are anticipating being able to burn 15 acres of piles at the BLM Beach next week, based on the current…

The City of Bend is seeking applicants for one position on the Traffic Safety Advisory Committee (TSAC). Committee members are appointed by the City…

After the mass school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, gun control talks formally started in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday. Many Central Oregonians…

With the flu season across much of the country in full swing, the High Desert is bracing for what could be a bad year. St. Charles in Bend said in an…

Daniel Keeton’s doggie brew business has been years in the making. But until last summer, his only customer was his dog, Lola Jane. After we…

Early in the morning, before the sun rises and long before any skier or snowboarder is heading to the mountain, a lot of Mt. Bachelor employees are…

Flu season is in full swing in Central Oregon, but it’s still not too late to get your shots, a local health official said Wednesday. Health…

The nonprofit Tower Theatre Foundation concluded 2012 with 861 members, the largest number since the patron-benefit program began in 2005.…

A Prineville woman was hospitalized after losing control of her SUV on an icy corner north of Prineville and slamming into a power pole, knocking out…

The Presidential Inaugural Committee announced Tuesday that Myrlie Evers-Williams, has been selected to deliver the invocation and Rev. Louie Giglio…

BendBroadband’s Jazz at the Oxford announced Wednesday that they are launching a series of free educational music workshops, led by several…