The Sisters Folk Festival celebrated its 24th year of live music showcasing a variety of artists, and vendors. The three-day event was a success, its organizer told NewsChannel 21 on Sunday.
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SISTERS, Ore. (KTVZ) — The tents are going up. The stages are being set. And the 2021 Sisters Folk Festival is on.
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Sisters Coffee Company is launching its third retail location, opening a cafe in the heart of Bend’s Old Mill District on Saturday.
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The Sisters Rodeo Association Board of Directors has announced the 2022 Sisters Rodeo performance tickets are on sale now.
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Sixty vendors will be selling arts, crafts, food and more at this weekend’s 14th annual Sisters Fall Street Festival.
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More than a month after abuse and assault charges were dropped against the owner of Hop in the Spa in downtown Sisters, Michael Boyle has been indicted on 21 counts after a total of 11 alleged victims came forward, Deschutes County District Attorney John Hummel said Wednesday.
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Kale Gardner is a 14-year-old Sisters resident, soon to be a freshman in high school. What sets him apart however, is that he’s also an aspiring politician who has a YouTube channel titled Kale Gardner dedicated to interviews with various political figures and topics.
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A partnership between Sisters Farmers Market, Seed to Table Oregon and the Roundhouse Foundation is putting fresh food on the table for folks wanting to improve access to healthy sources of nutrition. Market Manager Caroline Hager says a Roundhouse Foundation grant funded efforts to launch the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) at the Market this season.
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The Sisters Folk Festival said Thursday it has finalized its lineup for the 24th annual roots music festival, scheduled for Oct. 1-3 throughout beautiful downtown Sisters, also updating its COVID-19 safety policy.
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The drug is called Ivermectin, and feed and supply stores can’t keep it on their shelves. Some people believe it can treat Covid-19. One Central Oregon store says they sold out of the drug in just a week.
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Deschutes County sheriff’s deputies arrested three Salem residents during a traffic stop in Sisters early Thursday morning after a Bend Police K-9 helped deputies and drug agents find more than four pounds of methamphetamine in their car, officials said.
Continue Reading The 2021 Sisters Folk Festival, scheduled for Oct. 1-3, has announced updated health and safety protocol requirements for all attendees at this year’s event.
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Parents and community members who don’t believe students should be required to wear masks in school rallied Sunday in front of the Sisters Public Schools Administration Office along Highway 20.
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Tate Metcalf, owner of the Sisters Athletic Club, said he’s decided to have his non-vaccinated members keep their masks on while working out, for everyone’s protection.
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In a bid to increase awareness and build relationships, the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office’s held a pair of National Night Out events Tuesday evening in La Pine and Sisters, inviting the community so they could get to know each other better in a relaxed, informal setting.
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Michael Boyle is the owner of Hop in the Spa in downtown Sisters, which offers a bath full of beer, for relaxation and medicinal purposes. Boyle was arrested in late June on allegations of sexual abuse, harassment and providing massages without a license, but no formal charges were filed.
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The Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office will host two National Night Out events, one in La Pine and one in Sisters, on Tuesday, August 3, from 6-8 p.m.
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Dozens of Sisters residents gathered Friday at Sisters High School on Friday to make ‘Thank You’ signs for firefighters.
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Social media posts that went viral online said a firefighting crew was refused service at the McDonald’s location in Sisters Tuesday night, but another nearby restaurant stepped up to help. The fast-food restaurant’s owner says he’s “disheartened” by what happened, and that they’ll work to show how they fully support the firefighters.
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A growing army of nearly 700 firefighters has the nearly 6,000-acre Grandview Fire northeast of Sisters 10 percent contained, Wednesday morning’s update stated.
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