The 2023 Oregon WinterFest, also dubbed “The Northwest’s largest winter celebration” returned to the Deschutes County Fun and Expo Center this weekend.
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A Bend man suspected in a pair of Redmond thefts was pulled over on Highway 97 and arrested on numerous charges Wednesday after a Redmond Police detective who had just recovered the stolen tools from a Bend pawn shop spotted his car, from which drugs and guns were seized.
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The Ridgeview High Theatre Program is presenting Alice in Wonderland. This very entertaining show starts this week, with the first of eight performances Thursday at 8 PM. The production includes special effects from the TV Productions Department, and features a cast of more than 40 students from across the Redmond School District. Tickets for the play are $12 for adults, $10 for seniors, $7
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NewsChannel 21 has been hearing frequent complaints for months about delays in local mail and package deliveries, as the U.S. Postal Service struggles with staff shortages.
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The city of Redmond, like others across the state and nation, is struggling to deal with a rising number of homeless, many living on public property or rights of way. City councilors held a public hearing Tuesday night to discuss a draft of proposed changes to city code, reflecting recent changes to state law and court rulings.
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The Redmond Airport will be welcoming larger planes this summer on some flights to its most popular destinations, according to airport Manager Zach Bass.
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On Tuesday evening, the Redmond City Council will host a public hearing to consider amendments to the City’s Code of Ordinances establishing time, place, and manner regulations on camping on public property, enforcement of property in rights-of-way, and making technical changes to improve administration.
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The Arenacross Nationals bring plenty of action-packed motocross racing to the Deschutes County Fairgrounds in Redmond Friday and Saturday nights.
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The Redmond Police Department held an unusual and very special swearing-in Thursday evening at City Hall for their newest officer: 3-year-old Aaron Davenport. And like other, a bit older officers, he’s shown great bravery throughout his life.
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Redmond police this week thanked community members who saw the photos they released to the public and helped them identify a couple sought in a string of recent store and “porch pirate” thefts.
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The five students who make up the Redmond Proficiency Academy Nordic Ski Team have had a successful season so far, experiencing some top five and top 10 race finishes this winter, according to Coach Julie Howland.
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The Comedy Fest takes place May 11-13 at two locations in Redmond. Organizers are looking to the community to support the festival. It’s already the largest comedy fest in Oregon.
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Many Central Oregon farmers and rangers are still feeling the impacts of the ongoing drought, despite a fair amount of winter snow and rain on the High Desert.
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Each year, Redmond Proficiency Academy gets hundreds more applications than they have spots in the classrooms. And that popularity is evident in a nearly 100% graduation rate.
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Redmond Proficiency Academy’s Thespian Troupe #7715 recently competed in the annual Oregon Thespians Southern Regional Acting Competition, winning 42 medals for excellence in numerous acting categories, the greatest number for any school in the region.
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DW Frommer of Redmond was well-known for his carefully crafted, handmade cowboy boots.
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Local Afghanistan war veteran Edward Ford held a book-signing Saturday at Redmond’s American Legion hall for a new book he co-authored. Postcards Through Hell details his time with the Pony Express, a convoy that carried mail to U.S. veterans through some of Afghanistan bloodiest and most dangerous streets.
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The Ridgeview Lacrosse Club is fundraising for its own team, while collecting equipment for a league in Africa.
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REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The new Redmond Library is officially under construction after six years of planning and preparation, officials said Thursday. The 40,000-square-foot library is slated to open in the fall of 2024. “It’s an exciting time as we look toward the library’s future in Redmond,” said Library Director Todd Dunkelberg. “We have heard
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Chad Spitz, Kyle Littlejohn and Nathan Wachs will attend Eastern Oregon, while Brogan Halsey committed to College of The Siskiyous.
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