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Month: March 2019

Shepherd’s House seeks help amid heavy snow

With the onslaught of snow and cold weather, Shepherd’s House Ministries is helping more people than ever, and badly needs your help, the Bend shelter said Saturday. Here’s the rest of their announcement: “Just last night, we housed and fed 122 overnight guests in our five locations and are anticipating the same for the foreseeable

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Sunday PM Local Alert Weather Forecast

Good evening Central Oregon, happy Sunday! Cold, foggy and even a few snow flurries across the High Desert today. We are looking at the freezing fog sticking around overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning as well. Things could be very slick and frosty to start the work week with temperatures overnight dropping down into the

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Sisters construction crew stops trailer thief in act

A Sisters construction crew returning from overnight snow removal work early Saturday interrupted a flatbed trailer theft in progress and blocked in a fleeing suspect with a road grader, leading to the Portland man’s arrest, Deschutes County sheriff’s deputies said. They said they are still searching for two other vehicles stolen in the area overnight

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Oregon dominates Arizona 73-47

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) – Freshman Louis King scored 14 points and Oregon used two 12-0 runs in the second half to dominate Arizona 73-47 on Saturday night. Payton Pritchard and Will Richardson added 12 points each and Francis Okoro had 10 for the Ducks (17-12, 8-8 Pac-12), who outscored the Wildcats 42-16 in the second

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Portland lawmaker intros bill to disarm PSU, UO police

Rep. Diego Hernandez (D-Portland) and the Oregon Student Association introduced a bill Thursday that would disarm campus police at the University of Oregon and Portland State University. The bill, House Bill 3338, comes after several dangerous or deadly encounters for campus community members at the hands of armed campus police forces, Hernandez’s office said in

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March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month

For the 15th year, the Oregon Council on Problem Gambling dedicates March to help increase public awareness of problem gambling and the availability of prevention, treatment and recovery services. This coincides with the National Problem Gambling Awareness Month whose campaign theme is “Awareness + Action.” “Problem gambling directly affects approximately 2.6 percent of adult Oregonians,

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Air, ground search finds Prineville rancher, 82

An extensive search effort, which included an AirLink air ambulance following footprints in the snow Thursday night and Air Force forensics specialists in Florida poring over cellphone data, led rescuers to an 82-year-old Prineville rancher who’d become lost after his truck got stuck in the frigid cold east of Bend. John Goodwin was found lying

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OSU-Cascades business professor receives award

Julie Elston, a professor of management at Oregon State University-Cascades, has received the Fulbright-Kathryn and Craig Hall Distinguished Chair for Entrepreneurship in Central Europe. The teaching and research award is among the most prestigious Fulbright scholar appointments. Elston’s research explores the link between entrepreneurship and cultural intelligence in central Europe. She contributed to the widely

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