PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ) — Rimrock Trails Treatment Services said Wednesday it is honored to receive a $1,200 grant from Republic Services’ Community Grant Program. The funding is in support of Rimrock Trails’ Child and Family Program and will contribute to the Theraplay Training for its clinicians.
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Come celebrate the new Prineville location of the Latino Community Association at 185 NE 4th Street from 3 to 5 p.m. on Friday.
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The century-old City of Prineville Railway had its freight trains rolling again Wednesday over a Highway 26 overpass, though at slower speeds and with a lower weight limit due to damage caused by an RV crashing into a concrete abutment on Monday.
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Bend experienced a much warmer than normal November — and despite 10 days of measurable rainfall, it was still drier than normal, too, the National Weather Service said Wednesday.
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State Rep. Christine Drazan (R-Canby) has stepped down from the role of Oregon House Republican Caucus leader as she launches a bid for governor. Rep. Vikki Breese-Iverson (R-Prineville) was selected by House Republicans to serve as its new leader.
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The Oregon Department of Agriculture and the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture Foundation is pleased to announce the selection of 24 Oregon women for the Farm2Food Accelerator program, which kicked off Nov. 3.
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Crook County School District held its second job fair of the fall Tuesday, but the top need wasn’t what you’d think.
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The Crook County School Board voted 4-0 Monday night to adopt a resolution supporting the parent-child relationship when it comes to education.
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The health of students and staff and keeping schools open are top priorities for Crook County School District as COVID-19 continues to impact local communities, officials said Tuesday. One way to reduce transmission and infection rates of the virus is through consistent ventilation of air in classrooms.
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Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., said Wednesday that he’s used his seat as chair of the Senate Appropriations subcommittee that funds the Department of Interior and the U.S. Forest Service to secure vital investments in the annual spending bill that will help make Oregon’s forests more resilient, support rural communities, protect public lands, bolster important programs for tribes and more.
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With only a week go go before Oregon’s vaccination mandate deadline, school districts across the state are dealing with possible resignations by numerous staff members. But more than 100 Crook County Schools
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Rick Swope is no stranger to the Prineville Reservoir. He’s lived in Prineville for more than 20 years, often fishing and boating on the reservoir. Although, there isn’t much water for him to fish in nowadays.
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An 83-year-old Prineville woman whose disappearance nearly two months ago sparked a wide-ranging search effort that involved the FBI has been found deceased at the end of a former logging road in Idaho, police said Sunday.
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A 21-year-Prineville man was arrested early Saturday on assault and other charges, accused of shooting a 24-year-old Prineville man during an altercation on a downtown street late Friday night, police said.
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The fascinating history of Crook County doesn’t only belong to the men who settled here. Women arrived as wives, adventurers, and entrepreneurs. With the return of People from Our Past at the Bowman Museum, you will have a chance to chat with historical figure Ada Millican – no time machine required.
Continue Reading The Prineville Police Department conducted a combined Pedestrian and Distracted Driving Enforcement Operation on Sept. 3 n the area of NE 3rd Street in select school zones.
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Thanks to a passer-by who spotted smoke, a family of five escaped unhurt, along with their two dogs, when a fire broke out Sunday afternoon on the back porch of their northeast Prineville home, spreading to the attic and displacing them, an official said.
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Prineville’s A.R. Bowman Museum on Main Street has shared the history of Crook County since it first opened in 1971. Now, it’s expanding beyond its humble beginnings to a bigger, heritage-filled exhibition center.
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Prineville police are warning the public to beware and to help protect seniors from an elaborate scam involving a supposed big jackpot and “an FBI agent” who defrauded a resident out of more than $107,000. Now, the real FBI is involved in trying to track down the scammers.
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A 41-year-old Bend man was sentenced Monday to more than eight years in prison after a Crook County jury convicted him of first-degree sodomy following a two-day trial on charges he assaulted his wife several years ago, Crook County District Attorney Wade Whiting said.
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