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TJX Foundation awards $10,000 to Family Access Network to celebrate grand opening of Marshalls in Redmond

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) โ€“ย The Family Access Network has receivedย $10,000 from TJX Foundation to celebrate the grand opening of a new Marshalls department store in Redmond. FAN places advocates directly in schools across Crook, Deschutes, and Jefferson counties to connect children in need with crucial resources that will help them flourish in school and in life.

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ODFW announces winners for 2023 art contests; People’s Choice Award opens for online voting

SALEM, Ore.ย (KTVZ) โ€“ The winning artwork has been selected for the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s 2023 Waterfowl, Upland Game Bird, and Habitat Conservation art competitions. In the Waterfowl category, first place went to by Frank Dolphens of Omaha, Neb.ย Click here to view 2023 waterfowl artwork winner and runners up. For Upland Game Bird,

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Rimrock Trails launches platform to support people in treatment, recovery for substance use disorder

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — CHESS Health, the leading provider of service-enabled technology supporting the addiction management and recovery lifecycle, announced Monday that Rimrock Trails Treatment Services, a mental health counseling and substance use treatment services provider, has launched eRecovery to support patients combatting substance use disorder (SUD). For over three decades, Rimrock Trails has been

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OSU Master Gardener training being offered, seeking program applicants

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Applications for the OSU Master Gardenerโ„ข Program in Central Oregon are now available. The program targets individuals interested in becoming a trained volunteer who wants to learn and share research-based gardening information. The program will be a hybrid training, with both online and in-person learning.ย  In person classes will be held

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American Red Cross urges testing smoke alarms when you ‘fall back’ your clocks this weekend

PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ)ย โ€” As daylight saving time ends on November 6, the American Red Cross encourages everyone to test their smoke alarms as theyย turn their clocks back to help stay safe from home fires. โ€œHome fires claim more lives in a typical year than all natural disasters combined, but working smoke alarms can cut the

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