Oregon’s 2014 exports on track to set record
In the latest numbers, Oregon’s export trade maintained its trend of strong growth and the state is on course to have its best export year…
Continue ReadingIn the latest numbers, Oregon’s export trade maintained its trend of strong growth and the state is on course to have its best export year…
Continue ReadingCentral Oregon’s work week of winter weather ended Friday with still more school closures and delays, as well as slide-off crashes on slick…
Continue ReadingThe first of several public meetings Thursday seeking community feedback revealed widespread support for a new plan surrounding Mirror Pond and the…
Continue ReadingWashington Federal Bank on the Eastside of Bend is participating in the Tree of Hope for the 4 th year. Stars from MountainStar Family Relief Nursery…
Continue ReadingOnly 15 days left to donate to the Redmond Toy and Food Drive and donations are off to a very slow start! Please help us in providing a warm meal and…
Continue ReadingThe Ochoco National Forest is urging snowmobilers and other recreationists to be aware of ongoing logging operations and to exercise caution when…
Continue ReadingA Sisters woman admitted to St. Charles Bend for treatment of anxiety was given the wrong medication and died two days later as a result, a family…
Continue ReadingStressing the major impact hunting and recreational shooting have on Oregon’s economy, a broad group of local and regional leaders representing…
Continue ReadingApplications for the OSU Master Gardenerâ„¢ Program in Central Oregon are now available. The program targets individuals interested in becoming a…
Continue ReadingIn the final meeting of the Oregon State University Cascades Campus Expansion Advisory Committee on Friday, members of the committee and its task…
Continue ReadingWoodgrain Millwork held a job fair Thursday to help find employment for 200 plus employees they recently laid off. More than 30 employers from all…
Continue ReadingHunters could be accidentally killing more than just big game. It turns out the lead in their bullets could be killing scavenger birds as well. The…
Continue ReadingIn November, The Oregon Community Foundation Board of Directors approved more than $551,000 in 75 grants to Central Oregon nonprofits. The awards…
Continue ReadingAlthough International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day was recognized on November 21, the Deschutes County Health Department is partnering with the…
Continue ReadingPlanning and preparations are underway for the 2014 Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office’s Shop with a Cop program. Shop with a Cop is a…
Continue ReadingThe Oregon Cattlemen’s Association is hosting their Annual Convention and Trade Show at The Riverhouse Hotel in Bend from Thursday to Saturday,…
Continue ReadingOregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum and 44 other state attorneys general announced Thursday a $3.8 million settlement with Sirius XM Radio Inc.…
Continue ReadingThe Original Pancake House wants to make dreams come true for animals in need this holiday season. Show your spirit and help the thousands of…
Continue ReadingSenator Ron Wyden, D-Ore., introduced Thursday the Secure Data Act to protect Americans’ privacy and data security. The bill prohibits…
Continue ReadingA reward of up to $5,000 is being offered by Portland General Electric in hopes of finding whoever shot and damaged a 500,000-volt power line in…
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