A British duo whose name and music is well-known to millions around the world for decades — Tears for Fears — announced a concert tour Tuesday that includes a July 26 stop at Bend’s Hayden Homes Amphitheater, the latest addition to the venue’s busy summer lineup.
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A juried exhibition by the Watercolor Society of Oregon, titled “Spring Experimental Exhibition,” is coming to Central Oregon Community College from April 14 to May 25, with 80 works from artists across Oregon filling the Barber Library Rotunda Gallery.
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A property owner east of Bend was burning a pile of tumbleweeds near a metal pole barn Sunday afternoon when strong winds spread embers into stored hay and soon to the barn, leading to $6,000 in losses. It also prompted a reminder to check burning regulations for your area.
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A Bend customer service call center that employed up to 850 people over the past 23 years laid off about 100 workers on Friday, shifted an undisclosed number of others to work from home and closed its two-story office on Southwest Hill Street.
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Once upon a time, Klunker bikes gathered at the base of an undeveloped Awbrey Butte. Members of Klisters Corner and the Black Rock Riders would put in hours on their klunkers, ‘dirt bombing’ down old logging roads on bikes never meant for such terrain and returning with skinned legs and arms and grins from ear to ear.
Continue ReadingBEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Here is the city of Bend’s road and traffic report for the week of April 3-9. Third and Pinebrook Safety Crossing Project – Safety improvements at the north side of SE Third Street and Pinebrook Boulevard intersection. Median to be constructed with pedestrian crossing. Road and lane closures anticipated on Pinebrook and
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Lacrosse in Central Oregon is growing rapidly, and it just got an experienced professional to up its game even more.
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It’s spring break time in Bend, and while the weather hasn’t been as warm and blue sky as some visitors and residents might want, they’ve been making the most of it by spending time with families, going shopping, hitting the fresh snow on the slopes and just relaxing.
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Regan McMorris did not want to do something basic for a milestone birthday, like hold a party — or catch his breath.
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Several signs warning of methane gas have been put up around Bend. They were installed in response to a fire last year at the west Bend sewer lift station.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — A representative of Central Oregon nonprofit The Shield will be traveling to Washington, D.C., next month with a delegation including staff from the Oregon Health Authority and Oregon Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Oregon lost over 16,000 residents in the year ended last July 1, according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates released Wednesday night, but the three Central Oregon counties all bucked that trend and saw population gains.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – Bend’s Old Mill District is excited to announce that Anthropologie will be opening in the riverfront shopping district later this year. Anthropologie, which is best known for its creative fashions and home décor, opened its first store in Wayne, Pennsylvania in 1992. Part of the URBN brand portfolio that includes Urban
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Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., announced Wednesday that the Bend Municipal Airport will receive $1.6 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to invest toward the $15 million cost of building a permanent control tower.
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Bill Bryan has lived in his home in southeast Bend for the past 25 years. He shared with NewsChannel21 that he’s frustrated, trying to deal with an accumulation of trash outside his home on SE Yew Lane, behind Cascades Lodge.
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Mountain View High School is about to add a school-based health center, the sixth in Deschutes County, but the two-section modular building has hit some weather-relayed delays this snowy spring break week.
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Two familiar names from years on the music scene are the latest concert announcements from Live Nation to play Bend’s Hayden Homes Amphitheater, as Elvis Costello arrives toward the start of summer and The Smashing Pumpkins toward the end.
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Two Bend moms are the founders of Mom What’s Next Bend, offering an Instagram-based online resource for families to get off their phones and out in their communities on adventures big and small.
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Bend’s High Desert Museum is welcoming spring break visitors from near and far with extended hours and a variety of fun exhibits and playful animals on display.
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Parks and trails will be busy this spring, and Bend Park and Recreation District and the Bend Police Department are partnering this week to remind pet owners about leash requirements, the agencies said Monday.
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