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A mother’s fear: What might her son do next?
In the wake of the Newtown school tragedy, many parents have questions about mental health issues and their children. We spoke to a Central Oregon…
Continue ReadingIn the wake of the Newtown school tragedy, many parents have questions about mental health issues and their children. We spoke to a Central Oregon…
Continue ReadingWith the passage of the National Defense Authorization Act, the Pentagon will not be able to sign agreements freeing defense contractors from…
Continue ReadingStarting January 2nd, there will be a temporary road and trail closure order for Forest Service Road 42, Forest Service Road 4210, and sections of…
Continue ReadingUnited Way of Deschutes County is very grateful to be a January beneficiary of the Mt. Bachelor 5th Annual Charity Ski Week Fundraiser. Mt. Bachelor…
Continue ReadingThe La Pine Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that the latest in the series of three Chamber cookbooks has just been published and is…
Continue ReadingWhile the world weighs in on gun control, more people are applying to carry concealed weapons in Deschutes County. Sheriff Larry Blanton tells us…
Continue ReadingAll schools in Sisters were closed Friday due to “inclement weather,” the district’s Website stated. Jefferson Co. 509J schools are…
Continue ReadingA La Pine woman suffered fatal injuries and seven other people were injured Thursday night when a San Diego woman lost control of her car on icy…
Continue ReadingBeginning Friday, the Deschutes National Forest is modifying the Pole Creek Fire closure order to increase winter recreation opportunities,…
Continue ReadingPharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc. has agreed to pay $1 million to the state of Oregon and conduct a national TV ad campaign correcting commercials…
Continue ReadingParents and students reacted Thursday night after the Jefferson County School District announced all schools would be closed Friday. The closure…
Continue ReadingThe halls of Ridgeview were empty just a few months ago. Now, the Ravens have taken flight — so to speak. “We really feel like we are…
Continue ReadingA fugitive sought for 17 years in a Marion County crash that killed a Prineville man was returned from Arizona to Oregon Thursday, nearly a year…
Continue ReadingThe city of Bend said Thursday it will not appeal a recent decision by Oregon’s Land Use Board of Appeals that sent its controversial surface…
Continue ReadingA fatal “medical crisis” sent a driver’s pickup truck careening onto a downtown Bend sidewalk, then striking a mini-van and two…
Continue ReadingOregon customers of PacifiCorp will see their electric rates barely budge next year due to a decision issued Thursday by the Oregon Public Utility…
Continue ReadingA Las Vegas man stopped for speeding on Highway 97 near Bend last week faces drug charges after an Oregon State Police trooper found about 3,000…
Continue ReadingAs the Internet becomes increasingly important to American consumers, businesses and innovators, Internet Service Providers are increasingly imposing…
Continue ReadingThe Shepherd’s House, a local charity serving Bend’s homeless, has struggled throughout 2012 to meet the needs of Bend’s homeless…
Continue ReadingThe Bend Police Department would like to take this time to remind community members and visitors to our area about driving safely during this holiday…
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