Kiln to open 43,000-square-foot coworking hub
Kiln is opening a 43,000-square-foot coworking campus in Bend’s Old Mill District, betting that Central Oregon’s remote-work economy still has room to grow even as the market for flexible office […]
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Ice skating rink coming back to downtown Redmond
Redmond plans to demolish its old police station and build a skating rink in its place. Redmond City Council, acting as the urban renewal board, approved a contract on May […]
Culver School District welcomes new superintendent
Culver School District named Kevin Dinning as its next superintendent. Dinning will replace Stefanie Garber who is leaving the job at the end of this school year. Dinning has been […]
Top Bend runners Max King and Grace Perkins favored to win PPP
The timing might never be better for Bend’s Max King, as this Saturday’s SELCO Pole Pedal Paddle is a runners’ race. The prolific, world-class runner of a variety of distances […]
Redmond middle school shop class boosts student engagement
An Obsidian Middle School science teacher is expanding a new introduction to career and technical education (CTE) class that helps engage students through grant funding and community support. The class […]
La Pine residents pack meeting to oppose proposed data center
Many La Pine residents expressed strong opposition to a proposed data center during a nearly three-hour public comment session at a La Pine City Council meeting Wednesday night. The proposed […]
‘Pole Pedal Paddle’ celebrates 5 decades of racing from Bachelor to Bend
Katie Sheldon remembers being a young child when her parents would hold the Pole Pedal Paddle registration at their house in the early 1980s. Piles of cash covered a table. […]
Bend doctor on ship with hantavirus leaves isolation unit
A Bend oncologist traveling on the cruise ship at the center of a hantavirus outbreak has been cleared to leave a special biocontainment unit in Nebraska, where he was the […]
ODOT could repave South US 97 by 2028
Mayor says scaled-back project could start in 2028 The city of Redmond and Oregon Department of Transportation have set their sights on a possible repaving project of South U.S. Highway […]
Caldera freshman Griffin clears 20 feet in long jump
Only one long-jumper in state history has jumped farther than Caldera freshman Rikaiya Griffin. It’s Sophia Beckmon — a three-time state and national champion while at Oregon City and the […]
Officials advise validated postmark for mailed ballots
The May primary election is right around the corner and Oregon officials say it may be too late to mail your ballot, due to changes in how the U.S. Postal […]
Bend High students held in class for 25 minutes after disruptive situation
Police responded to Bend High School Wednesday morning after a situation with a disruptive individual began inside the school, said Bend-La Pine Schools officials. From 10:15 a.m. to 10:40 a.m. […]
What’s the deal with leafblowers, fellas? Gas is expensive. Use a broom
Spend any amount of time in Central Oregon’s abundant outdoors and it will seem pretty darn noisy once you get back home. Even if you live in a quiet neighborhood, […]
Bend doctor tells CNN he tested positive for hantavirus
A retired Bend doctor who was on a cruise ship where three people died after contracting the hantavirus says he too has tested positive for the dangerous virus. Stephen Kornfield, […]
Bend’s Obsidian Music Festival an evening of psych, doom and stoner metal
Vacancy Floor has been one of Bend’s busier rock bands over the past few years, playing a bunch of gigs both locally and regionally and building some buzz despite playing […]
Bend home built to highest environmental standards collects its own water
Rain falling on the roof of Scott and Lisa May’s home doesn’t flow into storm drains. It becomes drinking water. Sunlight powers nearly everything inside. Even much of the wastewater […]
OSU-Cascades names Pollard interim dean
Christine Pollard has been named interim dean and chancellor of Oregon State University-Cascades, effective May 16. Becky Johnson — who briefly filled the role after former dean Sherman Bloomer was […]
Best Fine Art Sale returns to Bend
Thirteen artists from Tumalo Art Company’s past and present will participate in the Best Fine Art Sale, which returns from dormancy every couple of years, often popping up in a […]
Central Oregon Symphony’s Michael Gesme prepares for his last Spring Concert
Between sips of coffee in late April, Maestro Michael Gesme mused on his past, present and future. The soon-to-retired teacher and conductor was contemplative with the close of his 30-year […]
BPRD seeking volunteers for trail projects
The Bend Park & Recreation District is seeking volunteers for trail projects through October. The park district is inviting community members to join its Natural Resources and Trails team with […]
Potentially record-breaking high temperatures expected across Central Oregon
Weather forecasts for Tuesday, May 12 predict possible record-breaking temperatures in parts of Central Oregon. Temperatures are expected as high as the low 90s for parts of Central Oregon — […]
BLM announces Central Oregon campfire restrictions
Annual campfire restrictions will go into effect on May 13 on certain Bureau of Land Management land in Central Oregon. Campfires will be prohibited along portions of the Crooked, Deschutes, […]
Pine Mountain fire fully contained
The Pine Mountain fire is 100% contained at 2,589 acres, according to Central Oregon Fire Info. The fire will be turned back over to local units. A Type 4 Incident […]
St. Charles names Michael Hartke as next president, CEO
St. Charles Health System has selected Michael Hartke as its next president and CEO as current president Dr. Steve Gordon plans to retire later this year. Hartke currently serves as […]