Redmond Kiwanis selling See’s Candy for Valentine’s Day
The Redmond Kiwanis will be selling limited quantities of See’s Candy for Valentine’s Day at discounted prices.
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The Redmond Kiwanis will be selling limited quantities of See’s Candy for Valentine’s Day at discounted prices.
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Several days of anti-mask mandate protests continued Tuesday at a park near Redmond High School.
Continue ReadingREDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Next week, the group Redmond Collective Action will host an online and in-person campaign, thanking schools for their hard work during the pandemic to keep everyone safe and kids in class.
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A home on Redmond School District property near Ridgeview High School that was supposed to be vacated but still had someone living in it was heavily damaged by a fire of suspicious origin Thursday morning, officials said.
Continue ReadingREDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Members of the group People’s Rights gathered in front of Redmond High School around lunchtime Thursday, continuing a 10-day protest and expressing their views against requiring mask use in schools.
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A small-town feel in the heart of Central Oregon is exactly why so many people love Redmond. Car shows, parades, and street fairs all contribute to the city’s identity. But Redmond is growing, and the city wants to make sure residents support the street closures that come with some special events.
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A proposed third roundabout in Redmond would go at the intersection of SW Airport Way and 19th Street.
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The Deschutes Soil and Water Conservation District, Deschutes River Conservancy and Central Oregon Irrigation District are partnering to implement water-saving projects around Deschutes County.
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Hundreds of Oregon residents are crying government overreach as officials at the state’s health authority consider indefinitely extending the current indoor mask requirement — and that includes a sharply worded letter from four of five Redmond School Board members.
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Meet your match — in a hurry, just before Valentine’s Day in Redmond.
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Redmond Proficiency Academy sophomores Juniper Rook and Isabelle Richards have organized a schoolwide walkout Wednesday in protest of recent gun violence in schools and support of legislation to combat the problem.
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Food banks needing volunteers, shelters at capacity, and camps on the side of the road. It’s no secret Central Oregon has a homelessness issue. But — a new bill could change that.
Continue ReadingOregon’s largest wrestling tournament is underway in Redmond, with meets going on all weekend.
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A 45-year-old Redmond man was arrested early Friday at a Bend motel and faces two counts of attempted murder and other charges in a shooting Thursday night in southwest Redmond that sent one man to the hospital, prompted a warning for residents to stay inside and closed Canal Boulevard overnight.
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The City of Redmond has officially launched an Active Military Member Appreciation Program, modeled after successful programs in other Oregon cities, to feature profiles on display at the Redmond Airport.
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– Help Redmond Area Park and Recreation District plan for future recreation facilities. RAPRD is working with Barker, Rinker, Seacat Architecture to develop a preliminary design for a potential new recreation facility. Public input received during this open house will help the district prioritize the recreational amenities that our community desires.
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Art and Music on Southwest Fifth Street in downtown Redmond is a family-owned business with a mission to inspire and teach creativity. You can buy art supplies, instruments, sign up for a painting class or take guitar lessons. Owner Terry Hurt says the store has been open for about 2 1/2 years, and he was shocked when burglars hit this week.
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About 40 people gathered for a candlelight vigil Tuesday evening at Redmond’s Sam Johnson Park to honor and remember several friends who died recently in tragic circumstances, including crash victims.
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December was mild, then cold and snowy – but the Bend and Redmond real estate markets remained hot, as inventory levels in both markets dropped to under a half-month supply, the Beacon Appraisal Group said Monday in its monthly report.
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A woman who told Redmond police Monday a man she’d been dating assaulted and held her against her will was nearly kidnapped by him at an area motel early Tuesday morning, but a motel worker came to her aid and he fled, police said. The suspect was arrested Tuesday night and was charged Wednesday with 18 crimes, including attempted murder.
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