Month: September 2015

Cascade Youth & Family Center is looking to collect 100 tents, 100 cases and 100 sleeping bags (good for below 0 degrees) in the next 100 days…

A recent briefing paper from the U.S. Forest Service found that previous fuel treatments were very effective in helping firefighters to control the…

The city of Bend is about to begin a pedestrian improvement project at the intersection of NE Third Street and Irving Avenue that will briefly affect…

Oregon Adaptive Sports, a local nonprofit who provides life-changing outdoor recreation experiences for people with disabilities, has been trucking…

The Deschutes Land Trust announced this week it has established a new historic interpretive trail along the Santiam Wagon Road at the Land…

United Way of Deschutes County supporters started their engines Wednesday and kicked off the 2015/16 fundraising campaign at the Bend Golf and…

Economic Development for Central Oregon (EDCO), host of the 12 th Annual Bend Venture Conference (BVC), has selected the 10 Early Stage and nine…

The Deschutes National Forest has partnered with Mt. Adams Institute to host five VetsWork internships for U.S. military veterans. The 10…

Family Access Network Foundation (FAN) announces that Brooke Garcia has been voted in as the new Foundation Board Chair. She joined the FAN board in…

What parent doesn’t have questions? Is your child’s development on track? Will their smile last a lifetime and can they hear and see…

The Oregon Court of Appeals on Wednesday rejected a challenge by critics of the OSU-Cascades Westside campus in Bend, echoing earlier rulings that…

The Crook County Sheriff’s Office says a cabin about an hour outside of Prineville was the scene of a horrible crime. The home outside of Post…

Two Bend men who got into a fight with four other men in southeast Bend early Friday tried to hit them with their SUV and later returned and fired…

Deschutes County Public Health officials are reminding everyone to get their flu shots, as the season is fast approaching. According to officials,…

The first week of school is almost over. Aside from the normal new school year jitters, this year was accompanied with major Bend-La Pine bus route…

Despite the cooler weather and scattered precipitation of the last few days, the risk of fire remains throughout Central Oregon, the Oregon…

Central Oregon Partnerships for Youth (COPY), a program of the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office, is offering a class to prepare volunteers to…

With all of the recent talk about El Nino and the effect it could have on the coming winter, NewsChannel 21 Chief Meteorologist Bob Shaw and…

This week’s cooler weather and late summer rains have helped ease the wildfire danger. Campfires in designated fire rings are now allowed in…

A Post resident is accused of using a blow torch to assault a woman he allegedly held captive in a cabin for weeks. Undersheriff John Gautney told…