The City of Bend and Deschutes County will spend an extra $550,000 to keep a designated homeless camp north of the City open ...
Central Oregon Community College contributes $349.2 million in added income to the Central Oregon economy each year and supports 4,136 regional jobs — equivalent to approximately one out of every 41 ...
Central Oregonians will have a chance to peek behind the veil of artistic process on Saturday, Sept. 26 and Sunday, Sept. 27 at the third annual Bend Artists’ Studio Tour. It’s a free, family-friendly ...
Feed Sisters 2026 is inviting the Sisters community to help fill the shelves of the Sisters Kiwanis Food Bank by donating the foods local families need most. The annual Feed Sisters: Neighbors Feeding ...
With winter just around the corner, Mt. Bachelor is gearing up to build its team for the 2026/27 season. Job-A-Palooza, Central Oregon’s biggest winter hiring event will take place on Saturday, ...
As a full-time real estate advisor and investor, I’ve watched a misconception about concessions grow over the last four years. Today, nearly half of all home sales in Bend include them (according to ...
The Bend Chamber of Commerce announced that Moda Health will become the primary medical carrier for the Bend Chamber Association Health Plan, continuing an important group health insurance option for ...
Our Mad Man We have a mad man in the White House — mad on power, greed and grievance. He’s dismantling our federal government. He’s rebuilding Washington, D.C. in his image. He’s waging war without ...
Knowing how to quickly and effectively administer Narcan has become a must-know life-saving technique, right up there with the Heimlich Maneuver and CPR. Most people know that naloxone, a medication ...
In 2010, Tony Lawrence amassed the detritus of other breweries’ equipment, collecting enough beer-gear to launch what would be known as Boneyard Beer. The name was a nod to the stitched-together ...
Despite the vote by Deschutes Democrats’ rank-and-file membership to endorse James “Mac” McLaughlin for sheriff in late August, the party’s top brass later revoked that endorsement. On Aug. 24, ...
Community members, caregivers, patients and families are invited to take a stroll on a new nature path circling St. Charles Prineville. The 1-mile pathway was made possible thanks to a generous ...
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