Some Sisters-area residents had to flee their homes Sunday night as the Grandview Fire raced toward them, and more than a dozen spent the night at the American Red Cross shelter at Sisters Middle School.
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The Three Sisters Historical Society hosted a Founders Picnic Sunday in Sisters to celebrate 120 years since the town was platted.
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Featured quilter Carol Dixon says her quilts are inspired by her family, her travel and historical events.
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Beginning at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday, 10 Northwest fire agencies including Sisters-Camp Sherman, Cloverdale and Black Butte Ranch will impose a ban on all recreational burning, and follow the regulated-use closures imposed by the Oregon Department of Forestry and public use restrictions imposed by the Central Oregon Fire Management Services in the Central Oregon District to help prevent human-caused wildfires.
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The Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show is back in person this Saturday after a virtual event last year, and the Cherrywood Challenge quilt pieces are already on display.
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A Bend man, the owner of a Sisters spa, is facing several charges, including illegally giving massages without a license.
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Gov. Kate Brown has declared a state of emergency due to the imminent threat of wildfires across Oregon, a danger underscored by Central Oregon fire officials.
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Tuesday’s rainfall prompts cancellation of live-fire training for new firefighters south of Sisters.
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Oregon OSHA said Monday it issued citations with penalties totaling $44,600 to four employers in May, including a Sisters restaurant, with all of the cases involving willful violations of rules designed to protect workers from potential exposure to COVID-19.
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A ribbon-cutting dedication took place Saturday for a heritage mural marking Sisters’ 75th anniversary.
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The Sisters Folk Festival announced Friday it is moving forward with plans for a seven-venue festival scheduled for Oct. 1-3.
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This Saturday at 3 p.m., there will be a public dedication of a heritage mural being applied to the Habitat for Humanity building celebrating the history of Sisters and its 75th anniversary. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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After months of delays due to the pandemic, high school girls basketball is finally underway in Central Oregon.
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Registration opens Wednesday, May 19 for Sisters Folk Festival’s in-person music and creativity camps for middle and high school-aged students taking place this summer at the Sisters Art Works building in Sisters.
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The 80th Sisters Rodeo was canceled this year, for a second year, due to rising COVID-19 cases and event restrictions, but the 46th annual Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show is a go at this time, with adapted plans in place, organizers announced.
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One popular Central Oregon-based healthy food-maker — Laird Superfood of Sisters — is acquiring another — Bend’s Picky Bars — for $12 million, the two companies announced Tuesday.
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The Sisters Country Vision Implementation Team is excited to sponsor the 2021 Community Champion Awards! Sisters Country community members can nominate any individual, business, or organization. You can submit as many nominations as you like, but you can’t nominate the same person/organization more than once, and you can’t nominate yourself.
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CenturyLink has reported a service outage that is affecting residents in the Sisters and Black Butte Ranch areas.
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A fire late Thursday night destroyed a log home in the Squaw Creek Canyon Estates subdivision northeast of Sisters but caused no injuries, officials said.
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Several residents are alleging aggressive behavior at a homeless camp near Sisters.
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