Hospice of Redmond volunteer earns national honor
Hospice of Redmond has announced that Rachel Carver won the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization award for “Volunteer of the Year 2020.”
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Hospice of Redmond has announced that Rachel Carver won the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization award for “Volunteer of the Year 2020.”
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Boutique Air will begin daily flight operations from Redmond Municipal Airport to Portland International Airport on Thursday.
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The Redmond Police annual ‘National Night Out’ celebration went virtual this year, with fun galore but a serious message as well: partnering with the community to keep everyone safe.
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The Redmond School District held a virtual town hall Tuesday night to discuss a $27.5 million bond measure on the upcoming Nov. 3 ballot.
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REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — A Smile for Kids, a Redmond-based nonprofit, announced Monday a major new partnership with Oregon Health and Science University to analyze the organization’s role in creating long-term health and equity outcomes for Oregon’s underserved youth. While many states’ health plans cover the cost of braces, Oregon does not. A Smile for Kids is the state’s sole
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REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The City of Redmond is seeking applications to fill upcoming vacancies on city committees. It is also seeking applications for youth ex-officio positions. Youth ex-officio positions were established in 2014 to encourage youth involvement in city business and to create an opportunity for them to voice their concerns and ideas on
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A Redmond woman was arrested by citation on drunken driving and other charges after her pickup truck crashed into the front of a southwest Redmond house where a young child was sleeping late Saturday night, police said.
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A Redmond man was killed late Saturday night when his car left a southwest Redmond intersection at a 90-degree turn and struck a large tree, police said Sunday.
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Redmond Economic Development Inc. held its 8th annual Made in Redmond Tour on Friday, with virtual visits to three manufacturing businesses in the community.
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Housing Works announced Friday it has begun construction of Midtown Place, a 47-unit affordable housing apartment community designed to support working families and individuals living in Redmond.
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Wildfire evacuees in Bend and Redmond received about 130 pizzas Thursday, thanks to a collaborative effort among The Salvation Army, the American Red Cross and Little Caesars.
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Some parents in Bend-La Pine Schools want their children back in the classroom, and they’re planning to rally to make their case.
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The suspect in a weekend shooting in a transient camp area of Redmond that left another man seriously wounded and prompted a public alert was arrested Wednesday morning outside a Redmond grocery store, police said.
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Leading Edge Jet Center, a provider of business aviation services throughout the Pacific Northwest, announced Tuesday the acquisition of Kenmore Aero Services LLC, a fixed-base operator at King County-Boeing Field International Airport in Seattle.
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A man accused of attempted murder and a hate crime in an attack on a Redmond motel co-owner pleaded guilty except for insanity Tuesday to a bias crime, burglary and assault and was sentenced to 20 years in the custody of the state Psychiatric Review Board.
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Redmond police asked the public for help Saturday evening in finding a man termed “armed and dangerous,” a person of interest in a shooting that seriously wounded another transient in an area of homeless encampments in southeast Redmond earlier in the day.
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Redmond Proficiency Academy’s Redmond Cares program was recently awarded a $1,500 grant from First Interstate Bank in Redmond as part of the program’s new community sponsor opportunity.
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The plan for Redmond’s third urban renewal district is approaching its final hurdle.
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St. Charles Health System confirmed Wednesday it is preparing to issue $100 million in bonds to help fund future Bend and Redmond hospital expansion projects and “maintain a high level of service for our Central Oregon communities.”
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Redmond city councilors on Tuesday night approved the police department’s request for more naloxone from the Central Oregon Health Council to deal with a rising number of opioid overdoses.
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