C.O. slowly thaws from bout of freezing rain
Freezing fog and rain on frozen ground made for treacherous roads around the High Desert Thursday morning, prompting two-hour school delays for…
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Freezing fog and rain on frozen ground made for treacherous roads around the High Desert Thursday morning, prompting two-hour school delays for…
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As tax season approaches and many college students are filing taxes on their own for the first time, OSPIRG today released a guide, “Tackling…
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Cascade Sotheby’s International Realty will host Bend artist, Carla Spence, at March’s First Friday Art Walk in Downtown Bend. See her…
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Pay it Forward is NewsChannel 21’s segment bringing awareness to the good things happening around us every day here in Central Oregon. This…
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The Crook County Court recently adopted a declaration of local disaster because of drought in the area — a situation that recent snow and rain…
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It was a slick, slippery trip to work, school or elsewhere for many on the High Desert Wednesday morning as freezing fog contributed to more than a…
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Thick fog settled over Bend Tuesday night, reducing visibility and making accidents even more likely. That is exactly what the city is trying to…
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Three more people were arrested Tuesday evening in a traffic stop north of Prineville in connection with the pursuit of a stolen car in southern…
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The Million Dollar Question- what’s in store for the Central Oregon real estate market in 2014 and beyond? This years real estate forecast…
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SPRING BREAK IS FOR making memories with your family—this year make ones you’ll never forget at the Sunriver Mudslinger Spring Break Mud Run.…
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Training to become a Certified Ombudsman Volunteer will begin in mid-March in the Bend area. These volunteers advocate for seniors who are living in…
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It starts with a phone call. “With every 911 call, we need to know the location of the incident so we can get you the help you need,”…
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More than 150 people attended a meeting Tuesday night in Sisters to brainstorm ideas to boost the town’s economy. The ideas ranged from a lift…
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New houses going up across much of the region tell the post-recession recovery tale as well as the new federal numbers out Tuesday, which show the…
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In the summer of 2012, the Pole Creek Fire impaired air quality in Central Oregon and caused extensive forest damage. Residents of Sisters and nearby…
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Over the last few months, there has been a growing debate over a new education standard known as Common Core. It’s a new testing standard that…
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Health Insurance costs are on the rise – and that’s not news to most. But it’s also a problem that is affecting county jails in…
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It was a “close call” for a southeast Bend family of five early Tuesday morning when they awakened to the smell of smoke in their…
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During 2013, Central Oregon’s private employers were looking to fill about 3,000 job vacancies at any given time, according to new annual…
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Two Prineville men, overdue from a trip to see wildlife in the Ochoco National Forest, prompted an overnight air and ground search effort that found…
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