In Our Backyard, a Bend-based national anti-human trafficking nonprofit, announced Tuesday a new executive leadership structure to support their continued growth and impact.
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Bend’s Fancywork Yarn Shop is being featured by SAIF for their creative response to the pandemic. Owner Elise Jones talked with SAIF about how they’ve adapted, embracing everything from virtual video chat shopping to Zoom classes.
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Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Army has been forced to make the recruiting process virtual. Despite that, interest in joining the Army is up in Oregon.
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People in Portland struggling financially during the COVID-19 pandemic will be able to try again for a prepaid $500 VISA debit card to cover household expenses.
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“You Are Not Alone” is a new online resource to prevent and address isolation and other challenges and risks to Oregonians that may occur during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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If you’re looking for a little kick-start to fitness while connecting with thousands of women in a supportive running environment, look no further than the Happy Girls Runs, which offer 5K, 10K, and half marathon races in three beautiful Pacific Northwest locations.
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This week, the Oregon FBI’s Tech Tuesday segment focuses on building a digital defense against holiday shopping fraud online.
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The deadline for the Environmental Center’s waste reduction grants has been extended to give extra time to applicants due to COVID and the holidays.
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Unfortunately, due to continuing concerns regarding the spread of COVID-19 in our community and state, the 22nd annual OnPoint Community Credit Union Oregon WinterFest has been canceled, organizers said Tuesday.
Continue ReadingMt. Bachelor could receive as much as a foot of new snow.
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The continued and slow advance of a weak cold front will keep us under partly cloudy skies today that will thicken later in the day.
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Bend’s median home sales price dropped $25,000 in November from October’s record $560,000, but the market is still tight and sales still hot – averaging just six days on the market, on average, for sold properties, Beacon Appraisal reported Monday.
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Eugene Omoruyi had 18 points, and Oregon beat Eastern Washington 69-52 in the Ducks’ home opener on Monday.
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Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., said Monday that the COVID-19 pandemic is one more reason that payments to counties under the Secure Rural Schools and Payment in Lieu of Taxes programs should be prioritized in a year-ending appropriations bill.
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A Bend man was cited for careless driving Monday after his car rolled several times and came to rest upside-down along Northeast 27th Street, near the entrance to Mountain View High School, police said.
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Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., who decided not to seek re-election, spoke on the House floor Monday as colleagues paid tribute to his years of service.
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As skiers and snowboarders made their way to Mt. Bachelor on Monday, opening day for pass-holders, they no doubt noticed some changes on the sunny slopes, like signs telling riders to wear a mask and practice social distancing.
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Flags were displayed and saluted at Monday’s Bend Heroes Memorial event marking Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, 79 years after Japanese bombers attacked the U.S. fleet and thrust the country into World War II.
Continue ReadingNo new snow for Bachelor today but the mountain could see up to five inches this week
Continue Reading Happy Monday, Central Oregon! A calm day and above-average temperatures to start your work week, but changes are coming. Tuesday night is when we the see the first chances for rain and snow in Central Oregon. Redmond is seeing a 20% chance for snow while La Pine is seeing a 30% chance. Chances for rain
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