Two Redmond teens riding on the outside of a car driven by their older sister were seriously injured Thursday night when she suddenly stopped and they were thrown to the ground, police said.
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REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Redmond Committee for Art in Public Places has announced Homestead Bike Pump Track as the next location for a student art project — in this case, a mural contest The committee invites youth artists who reside within the Redmond School District boundary to submit concepts for a mural(s) in the
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The Redmond Senior Center has received a $23,000 grant from St. Charles Health System to help ensure the area’s most vulnerable seniors have basic needs crucial for their overall health and well-being, such as essential food services and access to local support and resources.
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A small travel trailer, car and two debris piles burned Sunday afternoon in a fire off Highway 126 east of Redmond, but a passing wildfire crew spotted the blaze and began building a line around it to keep it from spreading, officials said.
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Finding parking at an airport can often be a challenge, in normal times. But in the last few months at Redmond Municipal Airport, it’s been as easy as ever.
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Hospice of Redmond’s annual fundraising event, Festival of Trees, is being transformed into a COVID-friendly event for the first time in 36 years.
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Cellphone provider Consumer Cellular said Tuesday it’s looking to hire 150 people for positions at its Redmond call center, offering flexible schedules, including a home-office hybrid, and a bonus intended to lure workers amid the COVID-19 uncertainty.
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A Redmond woman who has devoted her life to helping others in the Central Oregon community was on the receiving end this time, as she reconnected with her biological father after searching for many years.
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(Update: Adding video) REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — As part of continued pandemic relief efforts, the City of Redmond and the Redmond Chamber of Commerce have partnered to award $67,667 in small business grants to Redmond businesses. A total of 22 Redmond businesses were awarded grants, with the grants ranging from $2,500 to $7,500. All of the businesses
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A Redmond woman has started a petition asking the Redmond School District to allow students and teachers to go back to their classrooms for in-person learning this fall.
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A 61-year-old Redmond man was arraigned Monday afternoon on a second-degree murder charge in last month’s stabbing death of a 54-year-old woman he previously had dated.
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The Redmond School Board voted unanimously this week to place a $27.5 million bond measure on the ballot this November that the district says won’t raise its property tax rate but will fund needed school upgrades and technology.
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“These are unprecedented times with new challenges and possibly new needs emerging in our community,” said Jennifer Stephens, Redmond’s Spirit Foundation executive director. “COVID-19 has impacted our entire community one way or another.”
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The Oregon Legislature has preserved $8 million in matching funds for a COCC Redmond campus expansion; list of funding also includes work on the aging Warm Springs water system.
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The Redmond Urban Renewal Agency moved forward Tuesday with a project to add much-needed free parking to the downtown at the site of the former City Hall building, 716 SW Evergreen Avenue.
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REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Here’s the city of Redmond’s planned road closures and delays update for August 9-15: NOTE: As 2020 road construction activities are completed and seasonal street preservation projects conclude, weekly updates will be transitioning back to monthly or project-specific advisories effective August 16. City of Redmond road closures can be viewed on the Redmond
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Four human-caused brush fires were spotted and extinguished within minutes of each other in an area of southeast Redmond Saturday evening, fire officials said.
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Redmond High School is starting a new tradition – a ‘Legacy Wall,’ made up of tiles personalized by each graduating senior.
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Wednesday night’s lightning storm sparked dozens of fires across Central Oregon that have been caught small — and one to the east, in Wheeler County, that has topped 300 acres.
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Two Madras residents were killed Saturday afternoon in the collision of their mini-van with a semi-truck at the O’Neil Junction of Highway 97 and the O’Neil Highway north of Redmond, Oregon State Police reported Sunday.
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