Shepherd’s House Ministries sees donations fall amid coronavirus concerns
Volunteer coordinator Ryan Olufson says they need community’s…
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Seinfeld character ‘Soup Nazi’ helps open new Bend restaurant
Larry Thomas, the actor who played the ‘Soup Nazi’ on ‘Seinfeld,’ was in Bend on Saturday to help a new restaurant, Chomp Chomp, celebrate its grand…
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Coronavirus worries keep Giving Plate volunteers away
Nearly all of The Giving Plate’s volunteers on weekdays are senior citizens. If the nonprofit Bend food bank runs out of volunteers, it could turn to…
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C.O. shoppers react to empty store shelves
Some Central Oregonians have begun stockpiling certain household items that have left some store shelves empty. We talked to some shoppers Saturday…
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New Costco may be coming to Bend’s north end
The Powell Development Co. of Kirkland, Washington is preparing an application to the city of Bend for a large project at the southeast corner of…
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C.O. churches alter services due to virus
Some Central Oregon churches canceling their worship services to help curb the spread of the COVID-19 virus, while several are moving their services…
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Tents erected outside St. Charles Bend
As St. Charles Health System sharply barred most visitors to its hospitals and postponed elective surgeries Friday, large white tents were erected…
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Pay It Forward: Sisters HS School Flight Science class
The Flight Science class at Sisters High School is really taking off, thanks to Sheryl Yeager, this month’s Pay it Forward $500 recipient.…
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Pet Pals: Speck is one spunky fellow
There’s nothing to be scared of on this Friday the 13th with spunky little…
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Furry Friends: Oliver is loving and playful
At six months old, Oliver has all the young-kitty energy you’d come to expect. This sweet boy is waiting for a new, loving home at Redmond’s…
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US House candidate Knute Buehler speaks on abortion stance
Former state representative Knute Buehler of Bend talked with NewsChannel 21 on Thursday about his stand on abortion issues amid an Oregon Right to…
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Seven Peaks School sets closure before governor’s order
Hours before Gov. Kate Brown directed a statewide school closure for over 2 weeks, Seven Peaks School in Bend it would be closing its doors for 3…
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Bend-La Pine steps up spray disinfectant of school buses
Bend-La Pine Schools showed NewsChannel 21 on Wednesday how they have been spraying disinfectant in school buses twice a day, to curb the threat of…
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Big Ol’ Fish: Trio of terrific trout
Two bull trout and a rainbow are the featured catches on this week’s edition of Big Ol’ Fish. Want to make our next segment? Share your favorite…
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Special report: Youth Choir of C. Oregon turns 30 amid big change
For three decades, the Youth Choir of Central Oregon has been changing the lives of young people through music. And now, it faces a big change of its…
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Out & About: Snow or not, some gorgeous shots
Another fine week of gorgeous views. Share yours with us from the Share…
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Bend WWII B-17 tail-gunner celebrates 98th birthday
Arthur Moon, who served his country as a World War II tail-gunner in a B-17, turned 98 on Wednesday, and we had a chance to talk to him about those…
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Oregon gets nearly $8 million from CDC for coronavirus response
Senator Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., talked with NewsChannel 21 on Wednesday about how he feels Congress is dealing with the…
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Crook County boys basketball cheered as they head to State
Crook County students gave the Cowboys basketball team a rousing send-off for Wednesday’s state tournament…
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‘Invention Convention’ winners celebrated at luncheon
Miller Elementary School kids and their parents attended a special Greater Bend Rotary lunch Tuesday honoring the winners of the 29th annual…
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