Too-warm storm prompts Mt. Bachelor pause
Mt. Bachelor said Tuesday it will alter its planned operating schedule this week due to an unexpected shift to warm and wet weather through…
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Mt. Bachelor said Tuesday it will alter its planned operating schedule this week due to an unexpected shift to warm and wet weather through…
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The Mt. Bachelor Sports Education Foundation and the sponsors of the U.S. Bank Pole Pedal Paddle are excited to be hosting the 39 th Annual of the…
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Deschutes County’s home prices are still rising among the 10 fastest in the country, though the market reflected some cooldown, as also seen…
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Oregon Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., joined colleagues Tuesday in calling on the Federal Aviation Administration to speed up approvals…
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On Thursday, December 4th, the Bend Planning Commission is holding a public forum as part of the Vacation Home Rental Task Force meeting. From 6…
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The Redmond Police Department will be conducting enhanced DUII patrols during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. The primary intent of the heighten…
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The city of Bend is inviting the public to offer feedback on design concepts for the Galveston Avenue corridor at a meeting held from 5 p.m. to 7…
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One person was killed and several others escaped serious injuries in a pair of crashes, one head-on, Saturday night on icy Highway 26 on the Warm…
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The Central Oregon Association of REALTORS® (COAR) is hosting a Holiday Lights Contest. Residents of the City of Bend are invited to nominate…
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A fight over an old debt broke out at a downtown Redmond strip club early Sunday morning and led to an accidental shooting, a second victim suffering…
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The Redmond Municipal Airport has reopened its primary Runway 4-22 after Phase 1 pavement rehabilitation construction was “substantially…
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As the holiday season approached in 2007, Redmond Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Eric Sande recalls sitting with his parents, Neil and…
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Unemployment levels across the High Desert continue to show little improvement, although all three counties added jobs on a seasonally adjusted basis…
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The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department announced Monday that it will replace its across-the-board “discovery season” discount program…
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Picture a mat of woven corn husks floating on a pond and supporting a crop of tasty vegetables. That was one of the hundreds of solutions proposed by…
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Thousands of Oregon families will be celebrating Thanksgiving with loved ones this week, and the American Red Cross has developed travel and cooking…
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It’s the calm before the storm: Black Friday, Cyber Monday and the rush of holiday shopping. But Central Oregon merchants are hoping you make…
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Six Crook County High School students and their driver escaped serious injury Saturday morning when their school bus slid off Century Drive west of…
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As frequently occurs due to late-Saturday network sports programming, NBC Nightly News won’t be offered on Saturday evening, so a special…
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A week after a lone gunman wounded three Oregon Army National Guard members in Kabul, Afghanistan, the most seriously wounded soldier is due to be…
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