Bend doctor offers new treatment for enlarged prostate
Enlarged prostate, also known as BPH affects over 40 million American men. A Bend doctor is using a relatively new procedure called ‘UroLift’ that…
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Redmond holds impromptu Veterans Day parade
COVID-19 issues may have canceled Redmond’s official Veterans Day Parade, but residents held one on their own down Sixth…
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Bend-based EarthCruiser honors veterans
Bend-based company EarthCruiser recognizes the strong work ethic of veterans and encourages other companies to employ vets. Twenty percent of the…
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Prineville marks Veterans Day with parade, ceremony
Prineville held its annual Veterans Day parade on Wednesday, followed by a ceremony at Ochoco Creek Park to honor those who…
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‘Comedy for Kids’ Sake’ moves online; auction bidding deadline at hand
The 23rd annual Comedy for Kids’ Sake benefit for 21 Cares for Kids partner Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Oregon is happening – where else -…
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C.O. Book Project gives local writers a chance to be published
If the funding comes through, you can submit your writing in the…
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“Drive-thru” job fair is a hit
Dozens of job seekers showed up at the COCC campus in…
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Hummel launches initiative to help veterans get resources
A group gathered at the Central Oregon Vet Center in Bend on Monday as Deschutes County District Attorney John Hummel launched the Veterans…
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Prineville and Madras to hold Veterans Day parades
While the Bend Veterans Day parade has been canceled, Prineville and Madras are going ahead with their annual parades. A Bend man, Brian Douglass,…
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Deschutes County Fair and Expo Center loses revenue due to COVID-19
A combination of decreased revenue and increased expenses due to COVID-19 cancellations are making things tough for the Deschutes County Fair and…
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COVID-19 affects Oregon’s trucking industry
From pandemic bulk buying, rise in e-commerce and losing access to routes due to wildfires, Oregon truckers have faced a number of challenges. The…
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Mountain View junior shatters backboard in Idaho tournament
Mountain View High junior Tane Prictor shattered a backboard at a basketball tournament in Idaho over the weekend. The teen says one of his first…
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Longtime Prineville Christmas charity saved by volunteers
With COVID-19 cases on the rise, the Health Department in Crook County was too busy to put on one of their long-standing traditions. Thanks to local…
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Event held in Bend to collect and reuse campaign yard signs
With election season coming to an end, a handful of groups in Bend held an event Sunday to collect signs to…
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Redmond assisted living community holds senior fashion show
Redmond’s Regency Village assisted care facility held a senior fashion show Saturday for its…
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Humane Society of C.O. assists S. Oregon cat rescue
The Humane Society of Central Oregon took in 20 stray cats from a Medford rescue organization when its trip to Portland for spaying and neutering was…
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Oregonians react to Biden-Harris election news
From the governor and a state representative-elect in Bend to the streets downtown, Oregonians shared their reaction to the projections that Joe…
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Bend businessman thinks he’s been treated unfairly
Thomas Hunziker of AM-1 Roofing says he can’t understand the community’s reaction to a COVID-19 outbreak and says all of his workers have since…
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Pet Pals: Maybelle is a shelter fave, but she needs a good home
She’s so fast, our cameras can’t keep her in…
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New Bend hotline to reduce stress and denounce violence
There’s a new 24-hour non-emergency phone line for those experiencing racial or political-based fear in Central Oregon. Call 541-668-6117 for…
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