Redmond City Council meetings reverting back to Tuesday evenings
Beginning Jan. 10, Redmond City Council meetings will move back to the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month, due to schedule conflicts.
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NeighborImpact offering grants to expand Central Oregon’s child care offerings
In an effort to address the child care crisis in Central Oregon, NeighborImpact is supporting the expansion of child care services by providing funding and educational opportunities to child care providers and persons wanting to become child care providers in Crook, Deschutes and Jefferson counties and the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs.
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Jericho Road shares story of homeless person’s collection and donation to three charities
– Dr. Mark Keener is the Chair of the Board of Directors for Jericho Road of Redmond. He is also the volunteer coordinator for the Rubber Ducky, a shower trailer that visits homeless camps and other locations in the area to provide showers and clean clothing to the homeless.
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Redmond City Council meetings are moving to Wednesdays
Beginning in January, Redmond City Council meetings will move from Tuesdays to the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month.
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Redmond Fire & Rescue postpones second ‘burn to learn’ live fire training session
Redmond Fire and Rescue said late Monday it is postponing, due to expected high winds, Tuesday’s second of two live fire trainings on donated School District property at 720 SW 23rd Street.
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Hundreds of flights canceled at PDX, Sea-Tac due to ice storm; impacts evident at Redmond Airport
Traveling is a great way to catch up with family and friends during the holiday season. But this year, weather woes across the region and nation have made for thousands of canceled or delayed flights, so it’s been an even bigger challenge than usual.
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Shepherd’s House, Redmond church open daytime warming shelter due to extreme cold
Shepherd’s House Ministries teamed up with Redmond’s Mountain View Fellowship to open a daytime warming shelter Thursday due to the bitterly cold temperatures.
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Redmond police seek driver of pickup who may have witnessed serious-injury vehicle-pedestrian crash
Redmond police are looking for a pickup truck driver who may have witnessed a vehicle-pedestrian crash Wednesday evening that left the victim with life-threatening injuries.
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Redmond Fire & Rescue plans virtual community town hall
The Fire District Needs Your Help! Please join Redmond Fire & Rescue for a virtual Town Hall meeting to discuss the services we provide for you!
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Holiday Lights: You enjoy ’em, we enjoy ’em
Tonight’s lights come from Kingwood Avenue in Redmond! Take part in our Holiday Lights Photo Contest, under the Play tab at https://ktvz.com/play/2022/11/29/holiday-lights-photo-contest-2022/.
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Retiring Redmond mayor, departing city councilors honored by community
A community gathering took place Wednesday evening at Juniper Golf Club in Redmond to honor retiring long-time Mayor George Endicott and departing city councilors Jay Patrick and Krisanna Clark-Endicott.
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Smoky fire hits outbuilding west of Redmond, used to house chickens; no injuries reported
A fire Wednesday afternoon damaged an outbuilding west of Redmond that was used to house chickens and store feed, but no one was injured and all animals were accounted for, officials said.
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Semi driver struck, killed after stopping rig on Hwy. 97 in Redmond, trying to cross 5 lanes on foot
A semi-truck driver was struck and killed on Highway 97 in Redmond Monday evening after he stopped his rig on the highway shoulder, got out and tried to cross five lanes of travel, police said Tuesday.
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With bitter cold in forecast, Shepherd’s House to open daytime warming shelter at Redmond church
In response to the forecast extreme cold weather, Shepherd’s House Ministries will open a daytime warming shelter in Redmond from 7:00 am-5:00 pm on Thursday.
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City of Redmond accepting applications for upcoming City Council vacancy
The city of Redmond is currently accepting applications to fill an upcoming council vacancy once Mayor-elect Ed Fitch takes office Jan. 1.
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New Oregon House speaker, C.O. lawmakers tour Bend navigation center, talk with Redmond leaders
On the second leg of his three-day trip through Central and Eastern Oregon, House Speaker Dan Rayfield (D-Corvallis) toured a new low-barrier homeless shelter in Bend Tuesday, one of the numerous facilities the Legislature funded across the state in recent years.
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Redmond post office overwhelmed with packages, says it should be back on track for Christmas
The holiday season means a surge in online shopping, which can lead to delivery backlogs — and they’ve gotten worse amid staffing shortages facing so many businesses in both the public and private sectors.
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Get ready for holiday crowds, lines at RDM; air travelers should arrive early
More than 40,000 air travelers go through Roberts Field Airport in Redmond in December. Director Zachary Bass says check with your airline and get to the airport early, if you’re traveling. Blake Mayfield reports.
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Jericho Road receives $10,000 donation from the Autzen Foundation
The Autzen Foundation has awarded Jericho Road, a nonprofit helping the hungry and homeless in Central Oregon, $10,000 to help support their programs.
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First Story to provide 15th Redmond home, partnering with Hayden Homes, NeighborImpact
As Oregon’s housing crisis continues to keep affordable homeownership out of reach for many community members, one hard-working family in Central Oregon will be the recipient of a First Story home in 2023.
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