Residents of a southwest Redmond duplex received help finding shelter late Tuesday night after a stubborn fire in their common wall, traced to a malfunctioning wood stove, caused about $150,000 damage, officials said.
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To mark the 75th anniversary of the close of World War II, Bend, Redmond and two dozen other Oregon communities have confirmed that next year they will be planting special peace trees grown from seed collected from trees that survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.
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Redmond city councilors on Tuesday night consider boosting the fine for illegal fireworks from $100 to $500.
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Following the life sentence for the adopted parents of Redmond murder victim Maliyha Hope Garcia, her family is raising funds for a park bench and tree dedicated to the 5-year-old’s memory. Their GoFundMe page is at: https://www.gofundme.com/f/sit-with-an-angel-maliyha039s-bench.
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A travel trailer went up in flames late Friday afternoon in an area frequented by transients northeast of the former site of the Redmond Rod & Gun Club, officials said.
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Soul Community Planet (SCP) announced Thursday the newly renovated New Redmond Hotel will reopen Friday, Dec. 6 as the SCP Redmond.
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If all goes well, the city of Redmond’s downtown ice skating rink will open for the season next Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving.
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Increased travel associated with the upcoming 2019 holiday season means passengers using Redmond Municipal Airport should prepare for longer wait times at TSA security checkpoints and limited parking availability, officials said Wednesday.
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The student-led Community 101 class at Redmond Proficiency Academy High School has received $5,000 from the Oregon Community Foundation to grant to local nonprofits.
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A Redmond couple was sentenced Monday to life in prison with a minimum of 25 years before parole in the December 2016 starvation death of their 5-year-old daughter, Maliyha Hope Garcia.
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The city of Redmond is working toward making changes to its urban growth boundary to attract more business jobs to the city.
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Jericho Road said Monday it has received $20,000 from the Central Oregon Health Council. The social service organization located in Redmond will use the funds towards creating a plan for a homeless shelter in their city.
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Thanks to a citizen’s tip, Redmond police found a stolen car whose driver led them on a high-speed chase on Sunday — and they also found the alleged driver, who already was in jail on unrelated charges, officers said Wednesday.
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A new northeast Redmond housing project plans to create about 500 homes, about half of them in the affordable housing category.
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The outbreak of lung illnesses and deaths related to flavored vape products, including two deaths in Oregon, is pushing lawmakers across the country to impose stricter regulations on tobacco alternatives.
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The Redmond School District has extended the deadline for applications for three vacancies on the district’s budget committee to Friday, Dec. 6.
Continue ReadingRedmond Proficiency Academy High School students will release an album of original music titled “The Evergreen Sessions” on the digital music site Bandcamp in January. “We’re excited to release this album showcasing the hard work and talent of our students,” said Jonathan Moore, RPA High School music director. “RPA prides itself on offering real-world learning
Continue ReadingThe Redmond community came together on a cold Wednesday evening to light candles and remember the bright “little light” of one of its youngest residents, gone far too soon. Maliyha Hope Garcia was just 5 years old when she passed away. Her adoptive parents were convicted earlier this month of her murder after starving her
Continue Reading(Update: Adding comments, details) The city of Redmond is planning to expand its Quiet Street network in the upcoming year. Quiet Streets are a policy adopted by the city last year that dictates certain streets to have shared-lane markings on roadways to create safer routes for cyclists, motorists and pedestrians. Redmond’s quiet streets are improved
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A woman waiting in her car outside a Redmond Subway Friday afternoon fell asleep and “crashed” her child’s job interview – literally — hitting the gas and sending her car crashing into the restaurant, police said. The crash caused no injuries, but smashed out a large glass window and caused plenty of damage inside the
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