New Seasons Market has filed a $2.7 million lawsuit against a Redmond beef producer, accusing the company of negligence for delivering beef tainted with E. coli in 2019, court records show.
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Portland-based nonprofit Bridge Meadows held a grand opening Friday for its new Redmond affordable housing community for youth formerly in foster care and for adoptive families. Elders live on site to serve as mentors to children and families.
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The City of Redmond has invited the community to participate in a virtual open house to learn about Redmond’s planned Wetlands Complex.
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The Rotary Club of Redmond on Wednesday gathered more than 50 warm winter coats and 500 pairs of shoes to Family Access Network advocates for children in need, expanding from “Operation Warm” to “Operation Soles.”
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Passengers flying out of Redmond Airport are noticing a difference: fewer direct flights to Portland.
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After more than 20 years of winter celebrations in Bend’s Old Mill District, a new and larger venue was announced Wednesday by Lay it Out Events for the OnPoint Community Credit Union Oregon WinterFest. The jam-packed, three-day festival of light, fire and ice will now be held at the expansive Deschutes County Expo Center in Redmond, in response to the substantial growth of the festival in recent years.
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A colorful new mural was unveiled Friday at the Redmond Airport, created by a Eugene artist and filled with symbols that reflect Oregon’s cultural diversity.
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Deschutes County Health Services is partnering with Medical Teams International to offer a weekly walk-in COVID-19 vaccine pop-up at the Redmond Airport. Clinic hours at the airport are 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., on Fridays through October.
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Central Oregon school districts and health care facilities have been tracking vaccination rates among its employees as next Monday’s deadline approaches for Gov. Kate Brown’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
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With just days to go before the state’s Monday deadline for all school staff and visitors to be fully vaccinated (or gain exemptions), the Redmond School Board met privately and publicly with newly hired outside legal counsel Wednesday night to weigh their options regarding any challenge to COVID-19 mandates.
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Since the withdrawal of U.S. troops, not much has changed for people in Afghanistan. When NewsChannel 21 talked with Haseeb Shojai in August, his friends and family are still under Taliban control, have limited resources, and little hope.
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Some customers for a Redmond taco festival said they have not received their refund, and are struggling to do so.
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SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) – Four Republican former elected officials, including Redmond resident and former secretary of state Bev Clarno, filed suit Monday against current Secretary of State Shemia Fagan, seeking to throw out Democrats’ U.S. House redistricting map, which they called an “obvious, extreme, partisan gerrymander.”
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The child care provider has expanded to two Redmond locations, serving children from infants to middle schoolers. Right now, though, enrollment is limited.
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It’s about 31 acres short of the goal, but the city could change that when it hears from the Parks Department representative at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting.
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Cheryl Garr of Redmond is busy making and preparing Christmas stockings to fill for residents of assisted living facilities. She’s seeking more volunteers to help fill them, and can be reached at Cheryl.garr@cambrex.com.
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For the first time in seven months, REACH Redmond has resumed services at the main site on SW 15th Street and also at a new eastside location adjacent to the Opportunity Foundation at 835 East Highway 126.
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The Redmond School Board voted 4-1 Tuesday night to retain outside legal counsel as it seeks to regain local control when it comes to state mask and vaccination mandates.
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The Redmond School District canceled three bus routes for students Monday morning due to seven bus drivers calling in sick, an unusually high number, officials said.
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On Monday, Oct. 11, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., the City of Redmond will host its third free PPE drive-up and pick-up event at City Hall, 411 SW 9th Street.
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