Shepherd’s House collects winter coats as weather turns colder
The Shepherd’s House collected over 600 winter coats on Saturday in a drive-thru coat drive for those less…
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Central Oregon kicks off Halloween celebrations
With Halloween just a week way, some Central Oregon attractions kicked off festivities Saturday — with some COVID-19 precautions, of…
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Football FANdemonium Week 7 – Seahawks vs. Steelers
It’s Football FANdemonium Friday! This week, NewsChannel 21’s Max Goldwasser pins Seahawks and Steelers superfans against each other, a rematch of…
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Pet Pals: He’s energetic, playful, and in need of a good home
Damon is a 4-year-old Australian Cattle, Queensland Healer mix dog, waiting for just the right home at the Humane Society of Central Oregon in…
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President Trump supporters rally in Bend
Some supporters of President Trump held a rally in Bend near Third Street and Hawthorne Avenue on Friday. They also sold shirts, hats and flags, and…
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New hangar nearly ready at Bend Municipal Airport
A new hangar that will house 10 single-engine planes is set to open on Nov. 15 at the Bend Municipal Airport. There is currently a waiting list of 50…
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Furry Friends: Oakley is a ‘people pup’
Oakley is a sweet, energetic coonhound-mix pup, nearly 3 years old and waiting for a new home at Redmond’s BrightSide Animal…
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Bend HS junior competes in powerlifting
A Bend Senior High School junior, Jack Bartlett, has gotten involved in competitive powerlifting and has two national records in sight this…
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Rep. Cheri Helt says she will cease negative ads
In a hotly fought race for House District 54, Rep. Cheri Helt announced Thursday her campaign will no longer run negative ads about her opponent,…
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Redmond city councilor resigning, days before election
Redmond City Councilor Albert Calderon, appointed earlier this year by Mayor George Endicott, has announced his resignation, due to the time…
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Out & About: Stellar sunsets and more
Fall has never looked so…
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Big Ol’ Fish: Beautiful & fictional fish this week
You sent us a few huge catches and some awesome…
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Bend Pavilion lays ice, prepares for skating season
The Bend Pavilion has began laying ice in preparation for skating season which begins November…
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Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District packs Halloween bags for kids
Firefighters in the Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District spent Thursday packing Halloween bags to be given to students of Sisters Elementary and Black…
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Deschutes County tests new vote-counting system
The Deschutes County’s clerk office tested out its new vote-counting system Thursday morning. This system allows them to review ballots after they…
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State OKs Twin Lakes, Prineville Reservoir proposals
The State Marine Board has approved rules to let people with disabilities operate motor boats at slow, no-wake speeds on North and South Twin Lakes,…
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Bend woman writes poetry for strength, encouragement
The currently serving Naval member wants to help others through her…
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Bend police claim some protesters were ‘rioting’
Police want the district attorney to charge seven people at Oct. 3 incident with “riot.” We explain the legal definition and potential…
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Report: New C.O. commercial construction strong, despite pandemic
Despite pandemic-related issues, commercial real estate projects remain strong in Central Oregon, a report out Wednesday…
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One Class at a Time: Culver fifth-grade teacher Becky Brouillard
This month, the “One Class at a Time” $500 award goes to Culver fifth-grade teacher Becky Brouillard, who like so many teachers is going above and…
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