Madras VFW post invites community to ‘Welcome Home Veterans’ free spaghetti dinner
In 2011, the United States Senate unanimously passed a resolution establishing March 30th “Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans…
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Mt. Bachelor snow trucked to Redmond for OnPoint Oregon WinterFest
20 truckloads of snow from Mt. Bachelor were arriving Thursday at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds in preparation for the OnPoint Oregon WinterFest…
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Perkins discusses city of Bend decision to drop 2 shelter sites
NewsChannel 21 spoke Thursday with Bend City Councilor Megan Perkins about the city’s decision to drop two controversial sites from consideration for…
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Redmond residents share mixed views on school board’s decision to make masks optional sooner
REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Redmond School Board has voted to make masks optional in schools, starting March 2. After a heated debate, followed by a…
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Summit grad Hunter Hess battles through 2 medical setbacks, proves his toughness in freestyle skiing
Hunter Hess is one of the top freestyle skiers in the country, and despite missing out on this year’s Olympics, he continues to defy the odds.…
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No new snow…
but we’re looking at more arriving on…
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One warmer day before some big changes
Happy Thursday, Central Oregon! We go through Thursday night with partly cloudy skies, light and variable breezes, and lows scattered through…
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Fair days before the storm
Mt. Bachelor will see a split ticket over the weekend, like the rest of Central Oregon. Very fair days will last through Saturday, then the next…
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Warm up…then cool down
GOOD THURSDAY MORNING, EVERYONE… After starting the day under clear skies and with chilly temperatures, we will see plenty of sunshine and a…
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Frustrated customers plan to take previous Bend storage facility owner to court
Customers of Lucky Horseshoe Storage on the north end of Bend say they plan to file a class-action lawsuit against the former property owner, having…
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Buy coffee, pizza, help local food banks
Mod Pizza’s sales Thursday, and Dutch Bros’ sales Friday benefit NeighborImpact in its effort to expand its…
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Influenza is mild again in Deschutes County this season
Deschutes County health officials think Covid-19 precautions help reduce flu…
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BBR Police offer scam alert for online marketplaces
Black Butte Ranch Police have seen an uptick of scams involving Facebook Marketplace and…
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C. Oregon hockey players work toward big dreams — and some have to move far to do so
When you think of Oregon sports, hockey may not come to mind first. But Bend is brewing talent — and often, those with the desire to progress and…
Continue Reading A bit more snow
Mt. Hood Meadows reported one new inch. Timberline reported two new inches. Hoodoo reported 1.5 new inches. Mt. Bachelor reported one…
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Severe drought conditions costing farmers more, leads to thinning herd numbers for some
Severe drought conditions are making things increasingly difficult for Central Oregon ranchers and farmers like Dennis Fast, the owner of Sky Hawk…
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The warmup kicks in tomorrow
Happy Wednesday, Central Oregon! Wednesday night we will see mostly clear skies and lows will range from the mid-teens to mid-20s. The real…
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Black Butte Ranch Police warn of rise in online marketplace sales scams
Black Butte Ranch police advised the public Wednesday that they are seeing an increase in scams involving people who are selling items on online…
Continue Reading Fair, but cool days
After some morning snow showers, Mt. Bachelor will see mostly sunny skies right through Saturday. Some more snow will arrive beginning Saturday night…
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