Deschutes Historical Museum seeks antique vendors for first outdoor Antique Fair
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – The Deschutes Historical Museum is seeking vendors for their first outdoor Antique Fair on Saturday, August 20. The museum…
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COCC abuzz over national ‘Bee Campus USA’ designation
Central Oregon Community College earlier this year was named a Tree Campus USA — and now it’s been designated a Bee Campus USA as…
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Tumalo veterinarian offers advice on keeping horses safe from lightning when thunderstorms threaten
The lighting and thunder that has been happening frequently in Central Oregon recently could make it hard to tell when its best to bring horses to…
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ODOT, Bend Metropolitan Planning Organization working together on new plans to improve busy Bend roads
“Perfect” roads exist, but only when first…
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Worthy Garden Club announces purchase of WinterCreek Nursery
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Worthy Garden Club is happy to announce the purchase of WinterCreek Nursery, the largest native plant nursery in Central…
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Dozens turn out for ‘Reproductive Rights Rally’ in downtown Bend, latest protest of Roe v. Wade ruling
Since Roe v. Wade was overturned last month by the Supreme Court, marches and rallies have been taking place all across the country, several of them…
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Bend Police have a busy Fourth, more over Freedom Ride-related issues than fireworks
Bend police report receiving 80 emails regarding illegal fireworks, but issued no citations over the Fourth weekend. They instead say they were busy…
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Grant from Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation assists Family Kitchen in Bend
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation, in its most recent round of giving, awarded 61 charities a total of $649,930, including…
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Downtown Bend barber shop victim of vandalism over holiday weekend
The Metropolitan Barber Shop on Wall Street in downtown Bend is not closed, but it looked like it was Tuesday, thanks to the boarded-up front…
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend to hold board reunion luncheon in late August
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) The Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend is excited to announce a Club Board Reunion Luncheon for all former Club board members beginning…
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Balloons Over Bend returns for another colorful, high-flying weekend later this month
Lay It Out Events is pleased to announce the return of an annual favorite – The RE/MAX Key Properties Balloons Over Bend, July 22-24.…
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C.O. firefighters stop new lightning-sparked blazes after thunderstorms move through region
Dozens of Central Oregon firefighters spent part of their holiday weekend responding to more than a dozen small fires since intense thunderstorms…
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Sparkling Fourth: Your photos, video of Bend’s Pilot Butte fireworks show
It was another grand, colorful display launched from the summit of Pilot Butte Monday night to celebrate our country’s Independence Day. Thanks to…
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The 3-year ‘paws’ is over: Bend’s Fourth of July Pet Parade returns after hiatus, to the joy of many
After two years of cancellations and three years since the last time, the Fourth of July tradition of the Bend Pet Parade returned to the streets of…
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In rural West, more worries about access to abortion clinics
By CLAIRE RUSH Associated Press/Report for America PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — In the Central Oregon city of Bend, the sole Planned Parenthood clinic…
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Arnold Irrigation District plans earliest water shutoff in its 117 years, but canal piping could soon head that off
A cool, wet spring delayed, but won’t head off the earliest shutoff of the Arnold Irrigation District’s summer irrigation deliveries since the…
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Sen. Ron Wyden visits Planned Parenthood in Bend for news conference to discuss Roe v. Wade
Senator Ron Wyden paid a visit to the Panned Parenthood in Bend Saturday afternoon. He held a news conference to talk about the Supreme Court’s…
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Bend Fire & Rescue offers pre-Fourth reminder about city’s fireworks ban, safe use in nearby areas
As the Fourth of July weekend began Friday evening, Bend Fire & Rescue issued a reminder to the community about the city’s fireworks ban, along with…
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Hundreds gather in downtown Bend to take part in ‘March for Our Rights,’ eager to share their voices
Hundreds turned out in downtown Bend Friday evening for the March for Our Rights, starting with a gathering at Harmon Park to share their voices on…
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Bend Cultural Tourism Fund awards 19 grants totaling $400,000
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Bend Cultural Tourism Commission, a Visit Bend Project, is pleased to announce 19 grant awards for Bend cultural…
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