Month: October 2014

Oregon State Police on Sunday identified a Sherwood couple and their 7-month-old daughter who were killed Saturday when their car crossed into the…

They say baseball is a five-tool game that requires constant practice, which is why the Bend Elks held an instructional camp Saturday for kids up to…

A Ridgeview, Washington man was in good condition Saturday at a Bend hospital where he was flown after crashing his ATV in an off-road area east of…

The Tower Theatre Foundation has received a $50,000 grant over three years from the Roy and Diane Marvin Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation to…

An alcohol-fueled downtown Bend fight late last month in which a visiting California police officer pulled his gun was “deplorable,” but…

On Monday, fuels specialists on the Crescent Ranger District are planning to begin a 188-acre prescribed burn a mile north of Davis Lake near Pine…

Fall is here, and it’s the purrfect time to cozy up with a new furry feline friend. The Humane Society of Central Oregon’s adoption fee…

The Bend Chamber is proud to announce the results for the 2014 Chamber Board of Directors election. The following four individuals were elected by…

KIDS Center, Central Oregon’s only child abuse intervention center, recently was awarded a $40,610 grant from Meyer Memorial Trust for a new…

Beginning Monday, a temporary closure of sections of the Sun-Lava path and Blackrock trail will be in place until the end of November. The closure is…

Secretary of State Kate Brown on Friday challenged voters in Oregon’s 36 counties to earn the distinction of having the highest voter…

A crime victim saw a bicyclist wearing his stolen winter jacket and called police Thursday afternoon, leading to the arrest of a 21-year-old Bend man…

When the fourth annual PacificSource Healthy Life Civil War Challenge commences on Sunday, October 19, Duck and Beaver fans will be united in a…

Although it’s getting cooler and fire season is officially over, the Deschutes and Ochoco National Forests and Crooked River National Grassland…

The city of Redmond is seeking volunteers from the community to participate on a Project Advisory Committee to advise the city on revitalization and…

There’s only weeks to go, no incumbent and, as the ads show, the claws are coming out. Soon you’ll decide who takes Bend’s open…

A 76-year-old Redmond man cutting firewood on the Ochoco National Forest east of Prineville was killed Thursday afternoon when a blown-down tree he…

Fuels specialists on the Sisters Ranger District are planning a 145-acre prescribed burn on Friday, three miles west of Sisters and two miles…

The Bend City Council approved the addition of at least 25 jobs at Wednesday night’s meeting, a result of the renewed growth in the city and…

United Senior Citizens of Bend, the oldest senior citizens organization in Bend, has decided to dissolve after 41 years of operation, President Tom…