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Crook County Foundation Scholarship Applications open now. Pictured: Prineville.

Crook County Foundation Scholarship Applications open, CCHS seniors & those seeking higher education eligible to apply

PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Crook County Foundation opened its 2026 Scholarship Applications on March 16th, offering funding opportunities for local students pursuing higher education. Graduating Crook County High School seniors and current students continuing or returning to higher education have until April 17th, 2026, to submit their applications. The Prineville-based organization is looking to

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Oregon sends 21 firefighters to North Carolina for wildfire assistance

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) The Oregon Department of Forestry deployed 21 firefighters and one agency representative to North Carolina over the weekend. The deployment was made under state-to-state mutual aid agreements to assist with regional fire management efforts. These agreements, along with the Northwest Compact, allow fire management organizations to share resources and create a more

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Sunday Night Baseball is on NBC: Here’s what to know for the 2026 MLB season

By Logan Reardon (WNBC-TV)NBC continues to own Sunday nights.After two decades of Sunday Night Football, the network took over NBA coverage for Sunday Night Basketball this season. Now, it’s time for another sport: Sunday Night Baseball.The MLB season has arrived, and the biggest matchups and stars will be on NBC and Peacock every week. From Shohei Ohtani to Aaron Judge, expect

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Oregon Community Foundation expands leadership team with three key appointments

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Oregon Community Foundation has appointed three new leaders to executive and advisory positions to support the organization’s recent growth. The hires include a vice president for corporate finance and accounting, a director of culturally responsive programs and a senior adviser for community development finance. These newly created roles are designed

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Oregon’s affordability crisis deepens as costs outpace income growth; 5th least affordable state

PORTLAND, Ore. (CSI) — Oregon ranks as the fifth least affordable state in the nation as rising costs for essential household expenses continue to outpace income growth. A new report from the Common Sense Institute finds that Oregon households must now spend approximately $18,300 more annually to cover basic needs compared to 2019. The analysis,

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Heritage Apple Corps launches Heritage Fruit Tree Registry providing detailed historical records, orchard maps, and more

OREGON (KTVZ) — The Heritage Apple Corps has launched the Heritage Fruit Tree Registry to document historic fruit trees across Central Oregon. Created by Peter Loverso, the registry serves as a publicly accessible resource to help the local community learn about the region’s agricultural history. The project incorporates years of research and fieldwork, much of

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