Month: March 2014

Central Oregon Community College will close its disc golf course on the west side of the Bend Campus March 17 due to construction of the new…

It certainly would be more convenient to buy liquor along with eggs and milk, but is it right for Oregon? A political group, “Oregonians for…

The Rev. Mike Wilson and his congregation at the Prineville Presbyterian Church held a stuffed teddy bear drive, to assist law enforcement. Over 50…

Cascade Youth & Family Center facilitates positive change for runaway and homeless teens in Deschutes County. Our program provides emergency…

Camp Fire Central Oregon is excited to announce that its summer camps will be open for registration starting Wednesday, March 19, at 9:00 am. This…

The Internal Revenue Service seeks civic-minded volunteers to serve on the Taxpayer Advocacy Panel (TAP), a federal advisory committee that listens…

Fuels specialists with the Prineville Bureau of Land Management intend to begin prescribed burning Wednesday west of Millican Road, about 15 miles…

We experienced technical difficulties with our Android and iOS mobile apps Tuesday morning, but the problem appeared resolved later in the day. The…

Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) released the following statement Tuesday in response to Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Dianne Feinstein’s…

Saving Grace will hold its semi-annual volunteer training over the course of three weeks starting Saturday, April 5, through Thursday, April 24. The…

A soothing trickle of water — a sound that residents next to Pilot Butte Canal in Bend love. “You can hear it,” Sue Vernon, who has…

It’s important for children to live healthy, which is why Healthy Beginnings teamed up withGood Teeth, Great Grins (a collaborative effort…

Volunteers are being sought to participate in the latest weather spotter training on May 8 th in Madras and Prineville, May 27 and 28 in Bend and…

The New Year started much as 2013 ended, with Central Oregon unemployment rates on the decline and seasonally adjusted employment on the rise, the…

Is your child ready for kindergarten? In Crook Count,y a big grant is being put into action to make sure the answer is yes. A $75,000 grant was…

Four U.S. senators, including Oregon’s Ron Wyden, commended the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Monday for taking a step toward greater…

Days after a Malaysian Airlines flight to Beijing vanished off the coast of the South China Sea, the search for wreckage — and answers —…

Selected among several local outstanding youth, Jennie Pedrick received this year’s Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Oregon’s Youth of…

Temporary signs can restrict sight distance at intersections, interfere with maintenance work and present a safety hazard. With statewide political…

NeighborImpact is helping to promote reading by handing out 2,500 books to children of Head Start. The books are made available by Toys for Tots,…