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Mountain biking in Central Oregon fundamentally changed last year when the U.S. Forest Service announced it would allow Class 1 pedal-assist e-bikes on 161 miles of the 320 miles of […]

Hunstman for judge We met Sonia Huntsman’s family when they moved next door to us in 2007. Sonia is an outgoing person and relates to those around her. As a […]

On Oct. 15, a shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School killed three children and a teacher and injured two other people. Silver Rail remains closed indefinitely. The rest of Bend-La […]

The tragedy at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend has once again forced Americans to confront a difficult reality: when evil strikes without warning, the first person capable of stopping it […]

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The small-ball Milwaukee Brewers playing in the smallest market in the majors are World Series champions for the first time. Hey, Milwaukee: grab a brat, raise […]

Students from Central Oregon Community College’s Culinary Institute opened their bakery kiosk earlier this month and expect to sell out every Friday morning through Dec. 4. Students in the two-year […]

Nonprofit organization Building a Better Bend will hold the second lecture in its 2026 series on creating Bend’s civic space from 6-7:15 p.m. on Nov. 5 in Edward J. Ray […]

The Ochoco and Deschutes national forests are hiring temporary seasonal employees for the 2027 fire season, with applications opening tomorrow and closing Nov. 12 on USAJobs.gov. Positions include wildland firefighters, […]

A leading environmental advocacy group expressed hesitant support for the report’s focus on improving infrastructure. Oregon should open up a “phantom supply” of land in the state for economic development […]

A Roseburg man recently found the remains of a hiker on South Sister who went missing 25 years ago. Sam Stevens, a traveling physical therapist and experienced mountain athlete who […]

Two weeks after the Silver Rail Elementary School shooting that resulted in the death of three children and one teacher Bend churches and businesses continue to donate funds in support […]

It was a drill Andrew Guthrie had done at nearly every practice of his football career. He would hand the ball off to the running back, flip his hip and […]

Bend Fire & Rescue will conduct specialized flammable liquids training on Monday, Nov. 2, producing large flames and smoke visible from Highway 20 and nearby neighborhoods, the agency said. The […]

Voters have less than a week left to cast their ballots in the Nov. 3 election that will decide the next sheriff, two county commissioners, treasurer, circuit court judge, clerk, […]

Les Schwab plans to build a fourth tire center in Bend. The retail tire chain is expanding its services and hopes to add a fourth store in Bend, according to […]

A Prineville repeatedly-convicted felon was sentenced to five years in prison Wednesday in Deschutes County for firearm possession. Lawerence Mark Stroud, 45, was sentenced to five years in prison following […]

All of Oregon’s 36 counties follow the same process under the Oregon Secretary of State’s vote-by-mail manual. ALBANY — In 1981, former Linn County Clerk Del Riley had a thought: […]

Mio Sushi recently closed in Bend after almost 20 years in business. The Old Mill District decided not to renew its lease with the restaurant, according to Beau Eastes, the […]

Becky Drury, one of the survivors of the Silver Rail Elementary School shooting, has undergone successful surgery to repair portions of her arm and hand. Will Drury, Becky’s husband, said […]