May is Historic Preservation Month, and the community is invited to celebrate by participating in several upcoming activities planned by the Redmond Historic Landmarks Commission.
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NewsChannel 21’s Carly Keenan begins our series of salutes to the Class of 2023 with a visit to Redmond High School, where the senior class exhibited resilience and perseverance amid the unique challenges they encountered.
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Redmond’s newest park, Quartz Park, serves a dual purpose; it’s a park with traditional and eco-friendly playgrounds, and it’s part of the Dry Canyon Trail.
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REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Saturday brought the 10th annual Central Oregon Autism Movement Color Walk at Highland Baptist Church in Redmond. About 1,000 people turned out to help raise awareness of autism and celebrate in the fun. There was a bounce house, face painting and plenty of games for children to play. So far, COAM has
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Here is the city of Redmond’s planned road closures and delays update for the week of May 14-20.
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The City of Redmond is cutting the ribbon on its new Quartz Park Monday afternoon and is inviting families and park enthusiasts to attend and check it out.
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One horse from Umatilla County and a second from Modoc County, California recently tested positive for Equine Herpesvirus (EHV-1) after attending a barrel racing event at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds in Redmond, the Oregon Department of Agriculture reported Friday.
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Redmond Airport lost its direct flights to and from Portland in recent years, and one frequent flier attests that it can get mighty expensive to fly there via Seattle.
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SALEM, Ore. – Evonna West, a 11th grader at Ridgeview High School in Redmond, won the third-place prize for her video/digital presentation in the Oregon Mayors Association’s (OMA) “If I Were Mayor…” civic awareness contest. Each year, students statewide compete in three age groups using different media, describing what it would mean if they were
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About 50 people, including several Redmond and Deschutes County officials, gathered Wednesday for a fundraising event for Shepherd’s House Ministries’ new Redmond campus Wednesday.
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Advocates for the homeless will be adding two more locations to Redmond’s Safe Parking Program, with the City Council’s unanimous approval Tuesday evening.
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A Bend man accused of fatally shooting a Powell Butte man at the victim’s home on Sunday, stealing his car and later engaging in a police chase north of Bend and shooting himself several times was arraigned on murder, manslaughter and other charges Tuesday afternoon.
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Ridgeview High School is one of 22 high schools and four middle schools in the state receiving recognition as a high-achieving leadership program. Ridgeview was awarded with a Silver Council Award at the Oregon Association of Student Councils Spring Leadership Conference on May 1.
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Central Oregon’s real estate market continued to show fairly stable signs in April, with the Bend median home sales price down somewhat while Redmond’s increased, according to a monthly report released Sunday.
Continue Reading REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Here is the city of Redmond’s planned road closures and delays update for the week of May 7-13. City of Redmond road closures can be viewed on the Redmond Area Street Closures, Events and Delays Map and ODOT TripCheck. **NEW CLOSURES: W Deschutes Ave from SW 8th St to SW 9th St and SW 9th St from W Deschutes Ave to SW Cascade Ave – Single lane closures
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The Redmond School District is recommending the Savvas Learning myPerspectives Language Arts Curriculum for grades 9-12 for adoption after a lengthy vetting process. Members of the public are invited to preview the curriculum and provide feedback for the adoption committee and school board.
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A 37-year-old woman who at 15 was the youngest of the “Redmond 5” teens convicted for their roles in the brutal March 2001 killing of Barbara Thomas at her home on the Old Bend-Redmond Highway was granted early release Friday by the Oregon Board of Parole.
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A ‘May the Fourth Be With You’ Star Wars Day Pub Crawl was taking place Thursday evening in Redmond, a benefit for the Central Oregon Veterans Ranch.
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Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer (OR-05) officially announced Thursday the opening of a new district office location in Deschutes County. The office, which is located in northern Redmond, will help serve Central Oregonians in the 5th District.
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A fire most likely tied to improper disposal of burning materials tore through 13 units of a Redmond self-storage business late Wednesday afternoon, authorities said.
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