Reward in Ochocos wild-horse shootings hits $9,000
Mustangs to the Rescue has added $2,000 to the reward fund for whomever shot and killed six wild horses in the Ochoco National Forest earlier this…
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Mustangs to the Rescue has added $2,000 to the reward fund for whomever shot and killed six wild horses in the Ochoco National Forest earlier this…
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The third annual PacificSource Healthy Life Civil War Challenge commenced on Monday, uniting Ducks and Beavers statewide in a friendly competition to…
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Alex Hodge Construction will be closing Saginaw Ave. from College Way to NW West Hills Ave from 10/28/13 to 11/6/13 for road construction. During…
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On Sunday evening, KTVZ.COM posted and NewsChannel 21 aired a story on a Redmond ID theft case that included photos made public by Redmond police of…
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Knowing where you come from, and giving back to what made you who you are today, is a valuable trait. On Saturday, the teenage boys at the J Bar J…
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Thomas, the longtime resident river otter at the High Desert Museum, died Friday from old age. Thomas was 16 years old and had been delighting museum…
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Combined Communications Inc. is pleased to report that the 2013 Ghost Tree Invitational donated $15,000 to the Assistance League of Bend and $40,000…
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An early blast of winter weather caused road and power woes around the High Desert Monday morning. Highway 97 iced up near Sunriver and sent cars and…
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The Deschutes County Road Department will be closing NW Ebby Ave. between Hwy 97 and NE 5 th St. north of Terrebonne on Wednesday from 8:00 a.m. to…
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Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show is proud to announce that Board Chair Jean Wells Keenan is invited to be Featured Quilter at the Yokohama Quilt Festival…
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When you hear Harley-Davidson, the first thing that comes to mind may not be freedom-loving women. That may change after hearing this. Recently, a…
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Halloween costumes and cyclocross racing –, when you combine the two you get Bend’s very own “Halloween Cyclocross Crusade.”…
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A Redmond couple face theft and other charges in connection with a string of 13 thefts from rental storage units around Bend, police said Friday. The…
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PacifiCorp will begin drawing down water levels behind the company’s Bend hydro dam on Monday to allow for a safe inspection of the facility…
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If you’ve been over to Wade Bryant Auto Repair in the last couple of weeks, you may have noticed something different. In the garage is the…
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All prescribed fires that were implemented this past week across Central Oregon are being monitored and patrolled and likely will produce smoke…
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The Oregon Employment Department announced Friday it will tell federal employees that benefits paid to them as a result of the recent partial federal…
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For most kids, they learn by what they see. But what happens if a childs vision is impaired? “Eighty percent of a child’s learning is…
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Over the past three years, the Central Oregon Council On Aging has had the privilege to administer the Foster Grandparent Program in Central Oregon.…
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SMART (Start Making A Reader Today) has again been named to Oregon Business Magazine’s list of 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon. The…
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