Sequester cuts to trim some Ore. jobless pay
The automatic sequester of federal funds will have an effect on unemployment benefits and job search services in Oregon, the state Employment…
Continue ReadingThe automatic sequester of federal funds will have an effect on unemployment benefits and job search services in Oregon, the state Employment…
Continue ReadingThe Redmond School District has unveiled Redmond K-12 Online, a new program for the 2013-14 school year. Redmond K-12 Online is the district’s…
Continue ReadingA Bend driver swerved to avoid a deer on a La Pine road late Monday night, causing his car to roll and sending one of two passengers to the hospital,…
Continue ReadingA Deschutes County hearings officer has denied AT&T’s controversial request to place a 100-foot cell phone tower along Alfalfa Market Road…
Continue ReadingFebruary has come and gone as 2013 quickly marches forwards. Climatologically speaking, February was warm and dry for Central Oregon. Most of our…
Continue ReadingSilt build-up in Mirror Pond has prompted a lot of debate about whether to dredge the pond or get rid of the dam and let the river flow free or do…
Continue ReadingA 36-year-old Utah man has been arrested along Highway 20 east of Bend after an Oregon State Police trooper found about 16 pounds of marijuana in his…
Continue Reading– Redmond Dental Group, took tenth place on the “Best Small Business to Work for in Oregon” list by Oregon Business Magazine. For the…
Continue ReadingThe U.S. Bank Mini PPP is now open for online registration. This is the first time that the Mt. Bachelor Sports Education Foundation has been able to…
Continue ReadingA Bend man has been indicted and arrested on federal charges of falsely seeking nearly $900,000 in federal tax refunds – receiving one refund of…
Continue ReadingThis year marks the 31 st Anniversary of the “Governor’s State Employee Food Drive” of Oregon. The Governor’s State Employee…
Continue ReadingA large two-story home at a ranch east of Prineville – outside any fire protection district — was destroyed by a fire Friday evening that was…
Continue ReadingIn Oregon, 16 percent fewer juveniles are being incarcerated compared to 20 years ago — but nationally, the drop is 40 percent. A new report…
Continue ReadingOregon Adaptive Sports honored injured veterans and their families in a special way this weekend. The sixth annual “Heroes in Sisters”…
Continue ReadingNeighborImpact took advantage of the beautiful weather Sunday for its Bend Urban Iditarod. Dressed in funky costumes and toting decorated grocery…
Continue Reading“Change begins within” — that was the message at the MUSE Women’s Conference in Bend this weekend. The three-day event was…
Continue ReadingThe Wanoga Sno-Park was packed Saturday morning, as dog sled teams took advantage of the good conditions for the fourth annual Bachelor Butte Dog…
Continue ReadingThe Deschutes County Courthouse was packed Saturday, as real judges and lawyers heard from both sides in mock murder trials put on by high school…
Continue ReadingAll those tests, getting into college — senior year is hectic — now lawmakers could add life-saving skills into the required mix. Health…
Continue ReadingThe political fight over mandatory budget cuts continues after the deadline passes in Washington. “It’s really just a cut in their…
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