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Month: November 2015

Three injured in head-on crash SE of Prineville

Three people were taken to the hospital with injuries Sunday morning after a head-on collision of two pickup trucks southeast of Prineville that apparently was caused by a teen’s distracted driving, Crook County sheriff’s deputies said. Deputies and Crook County Fire and Rescue medics responded around 9:35 a.m. to the reported crash on Southeast Juniper

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Free smoke alarms to be offered in Sisters

Home fires are the biggest disaster threat Americans face. On average, the American Red Cross in Oregon and southwest Washington responds to two home fires every day. After home fires, residents face tremendous challenges, such as finding a place to stay, purchasing food and clothing, replacing lost possessions, notifying loved ones and navigating insurance. On

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Bend, COIC, partners honored for transit efforts

Central Oregon Intergovernmental Council is pleased to announce Jim Kirkbride, St. Charles Health System, Eric King, City of Bend, and Kelly Sparks, Oregon State University Cascades were awarded the “Local Distinguished Service Award” at the statewide Oregon Public Transportation Conference on October 12th. Mr. Kirkbride, Ms. Sparks, and Mr. King were recognized for their leadership

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Minivan, pickup collide south of Redmond

One driver sustained minor injuries in the crash of a minivan and pickup truck on South Canal Boulevard south of Redmond Sunday evening, Deschutes County sheriff’s deputies said. Sgt. William Bailey said deputies were dispatched around 6:10 p.m. to the crash at the intersection of South Canal Boulevard and Southwest 61 st Street, Sgt. William

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