New survey seeks to learn what help C.O. businesses need to help them recover
The global pandemic has hit businesses hard for nearly 11 months. As vaccines are more widely distributed, relief from the number of COVID-19 cases…
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Central Oregon’s annual ‘Point in Time’ homeless count set to begin Jan. 20
The Homeless Leadership Coalition, Central Oregon’s Continuum of Care, will be kicking off the annual Point In-Time Count in Central Oregon on…
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Bend-La Pine Schools seeks volunteer to serve on budget committee
Bend-La Pine Schools seeks volunteers to join its Budget Committee, beginning in February.…
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Rimrock Trails using grants for adolescent residential treatment classroom
Rimrock Trails Treatment Services is beyond grateful to receive $1,000 in grant funds from the Roundhouse Foundation and an additional $1,500 from…
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Stimulus payments coming: Don’t throw away debit card, it’s legit — not a scam
The U.S. Treasury has begun issuing its second round of stimulus payments. People who don’t receive a direct deposit by early January should look for…
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‘Central Oregon Gives’ raises over $700,000 for more than 75 nonprofits
Central Oregon Gives is pleased to announce the success of their annual giving campaign, that ended with $704,000 raised for over 75…
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Deschutes County seeks residents to serve on Public Safety Coordinating Council
Deschutes County is accepting applications from residents interested in serving on the Local Public Safety Coordinating Council…
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Oregon’s new eviction protection notice, declaration form available
The Oregon Judicial Department has posted the new “Notice of Eviction Protection” and “Declaration of Financial Hardship” forms to its…
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Testing homes for radon gas now more important than ever, OHA says
The Oregon Health Authority is recognizing National Radon Action Month during January by encouraging people in the state to test their homes for…
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Oregon students urged to apply soon for grants, scholarships
The Higher Education Coordinating Commission’s Office of Student Access and Completion is reminding all Oregonians about upcoming student financial…
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Oregon FBI’s Tech Tuesday: Digital defense against smart device ‘swatting’
PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) –This week, the Oregon FBI’s Tech Tuesday segment focuses on building a digital defense against smart home “swatting”…
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Oregon Parks Forever launches Wildfire Tree Replanting Fund
Oregon Parks Forever, a statewide nonprofit, announced Tuesday the establishment of a Wildfire Tree Replanting Fund. The goal of the fund is to…
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St. Charles Foundation grant benefits new Sisters community website
Sisters Country Community Connects is benefiting from a $5,000 grant from the St. Charles Foundation. The grant was awarded to Citizens4Community to…
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Think Wild engages CO. with native wildlife through live, virtual programs
Think Wild, a wildlife hospital and conservation center in Bend, is engaging the Central Oregon community and beyond with native wildlife through a…
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Girl Scout Cookie season begins; contact-free, Grubhub delivery offered
Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington and Girl Scouts of the USA kicked off the 2021 Girl Scout Cookie season nationally on Tuesday, during…
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Family Access Network receives $7,500 from Cow Creek Umpqua Foundation
The Family Access Network received a $7,500 grant in support of FAN Advocate services in Deschutes County from Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation in…
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High Desert Food and Farm Alliance seeks rancher, farmer, business partners
Calling all local farmers, ranchers, and food businesses! The High Desert Food and Farm Alliance is seeking partners in the tri-county area (Crook,…
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The Bend Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals program introduces the YP Passport, a simple way for employers to invest in their employees’…
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In-home care business hiring many in C.O. amid rising need for caregivers
With the nation’s unemployment rate at its highest in nearly half a century, job opportunities in labor-abundant industries — such as retail and…
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Oregon state parks expanding reservation window to six months
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department will accept new reservations from one day to six months out, starting Thursday, the agency said…
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