Terrebonne dog, attacked by pit bull, recovering back home after surgery
A dog from Terrebonne is recovering at a Redmond vet clinic after being attacked by a stray or unleashed pit bull in Terrebonne.
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A dog from Terrebonne is recovering at a Redmond vet clinic after being attacked by a stray or unleashed pit bull in Terrebonne.
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Aeroponics, hydroponics and aquaponics are words not many people know the meaning of.
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A Redmond man was killed and two Pineville residents were injured Tuesday morning when their pickup trucks collided head-on on Northwest Sixth Street, closing the street for about six hours, police said.
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Redmond Proficiency Academy sophomore Cecilia Clark recently recorded a beautiful cover of the Tears for Fears classic, “Everybody Wants to Rule the World.”
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The year 2020, troublesome in so many ways, turned out to be a record year for Juniper Golf Course in Redmond.
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Bend-Redmond Habitat for Humanity has announced another housing application period for the Quince Townhomes in Redmond between now and April 30.
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Hannah’s House provides care for people who can’t take care of themselves. The adult foster care home has managed to survive COVID-19, but now faces a different challenge.
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Thanks to reduced state distancing requirements, Redmond middle and high schoolers will return to full-time in-person classes on April 19, Superintendent Charan Cline informed parents on Tuesday.
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A fire that destroyed a barn, chicken coop, shed and outhouse and threatened a nearby home northwest of Redmond Monday evening may have been sparked by left-over smoldering material from an earlier debris burn, authorities said.
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Three suspects in the early-morning holdup of a Redmond convenience store and stabbing of a store clerk were pursued and arrested Saturday night on robbery and assault charges, police said Sunday, adding that the victim is recovering and “doing well” at the hospital.
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Redmond councilors talk new park and accept art donation
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Fourteen Oregon Tree City USAs, including Redmond, have received Growth Awards from a national organization – the Arbor Day Foundation – for showing higher levels of tree care and community engagement with their urban forestry programs and activities during 2020.
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The VA Portland Health Care System is inviting enrolled veterans of all ages and who get their care at the Bend Robert D. Maxwell VA Clinic to get scheduled for their COVID-19 shot next Saturday or Sunday at the Redmond VFW.
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The city of Redmond is seeking applications to fill vacancies on several city committees and commissions. It is also seeking applications for youth ex-officio positions.
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Students at Redmond Proficiency Academy are once again offering a $5,000 grant to a local nonprofit organization through the school’s Community 101 class.
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Redmond School Board Chair Tim Carpenter announced his resignation Wednesday evening, effective immediately.
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For nearly three years, Mike Toibin of Redmond said, it’s been an everyday problem: speeders on his street.
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A Redmond man fired a shotgun through the front door of his home after a dispute with his girlfriend Thursday evening,, then barricaded himself inside, prompting a CERT team callout until he came out and was arrested with the help of a K-9 team three hours later, police said.
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Several potential jurors were dismissed on Wednesday, but opening arguments are set for Thursday morning. Luke Wirkkala was convicted of murder in 2018, but an appeals court overturned the conviction.
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The Redmond School District has launched online registration for incoming kindergarten students for the 2021-22 school year.
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