Oregon treasurer pitches plan to pay for college
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon’s treasurer wants to make higher education more affordable for all students and has proposed selling $500 million…
Continue ReadingSALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon’s treasurer wants to make higher education more affordable for all students and has proposed selling $500 million…
Continue ReadingSALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon’s treasurer wants to make higher education more affordable for all students and has proposed selling $500 million…
Continue ReadingThe Meissner Nordic Club is a community ski club that has been helping groom the Virginia Meissner Snow-Park for the past 20 years. But their current…
Continue ReadingA pub crawl staged in Bend on Saturday afternoon had a bigger goal than many — to help eradicate polio worldwide. Polio, the deadly disease,…
Continue ReadingA destructive, unsettling string of fires that heavily damaged two downtown Bend church buildings, two detached garages, two parked cars and a…
Continue ReadingA new report issued by the National Interagency Coordination Center in Boise shows large wildfires across the U.S. racked up a bill of nearly $580…
Continue ReadingA Prineville man was pulled over and arrested on attempted murder and other charges Friday afternoon, minutes after he allegedly fired at least two…
Continue ReadingBend resident Steve Mulkey loves living in Central Oregon, but he’s no stranger to a suitcase. “Last year, I spent over $75,000 on air…
Continue ReadingTrinity Episcopal church was heavily damaged in a string of arson fires set in Bend early Wednesday morning, and church members got to see the damage…
Continue ReadingNational Credit Works hit Oregon like a whirlwind in 2010. The Virginia Beach, Va.-based company began making untold numbers of phone calls to Oregon…
Continue ReadingThe Oregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation launched a new component to their Lions Eyeglass Assistance Program this year. In addition to…
Continue ReadingA Prineville log-truck driver had a not-so-great day Thursday when his too-tall load of logs snagged power lines northeast of town, pulling down…
Continue ReadingCaldera is pleased to announce a call for applications for its 2014 Artist in Residence program. Every winter from January through March, creative…
Continue ReadingDonations of clothing, sleeping bags and blankets have completely dried up at The Shepherd’s House. The organization has very few of these…
Continue ReadingIn April of 2012, Central Oregonians packed the Summit High School auditorium to soak in the region’s first TEDx conference. Tickets sold out…
Continue ReadingTraining to become a Certified Ombudsman Volunteer will be held beginning April 9 in the Bend area. They advocate for senior citizens who are living…
Continue ReadingOn the same day the federal government reported a 7.7 percent unemployment rate for February, the lowest since 2008, the state Employment Department…
Continue ReadingSeven fires that broke out within minutes in downtown Bend, heavily damaging an historic church and other structures and cars, appear to be the work…
Continue ReadingWith the recent massacres here in the U.S. many have turned to guns, but for some that lethal option is not one they are willing to take. A new…
Continue ReadingLast week, in a NewsChannel 21 First at Ten on Fox exclusive, we brought you the story of the growing heroin epidemic on the High Desert. We spoke to…
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