3 hrs ago | The Oregonian
John Day man dies in crash on U.S. 26 east of Prineville
A 55-year-old John Day man died Friday when he lost control of his sport utility vehicle on an icy road, crossed into the oncoming lane and hit a pickup.
15 hrs ago | Atlanta Journal-Constitution
13 charged in $19M Central Oregon bank fraud
The collapse of a Bend real estate development company has resulted in charges against 13 people in what prosecutors say is the largest Oregon fraud case to emerge from the national real estate boom and bust.
Who's your Buddy? | November 16, 2009
"This little guy here, when he was a baby, he would truck off by himself away from his brothers and sisters, so my sisters started calling him trucker," owner Charlotte Oakley, 59, of Redmond, said of her black Labrador retriever.
Report describes alleged abuse; State investigators found 9 instances of abuse, neglect
The experiences of five former students at Mount Bachelor Academy formed the basis of the state's allegations of abuse and neglect at the private school for troubled teens, a recently released investigative report revealed.
Ever unconventional, long controversial; The school's history...
The academy's better days ... Many students and parents attest to Mount Bachelor Academy's successes.
Earning an Eagle by stopping cattle; Local teen's Scout project aims...
When Hunter Hassell of Bend was a fifth-grader at Lava Ridge Elementary, his teacher, Ryan Shaffer, taught the class about the importance of watersheds and clean water.
COCC Timeline for 5 New Facilities
After receiving voter approval of its $41.58 bond measure to build five new facilities at locations through its district, Central Oregon Community College is taking the first steps to begin the construction processes.
Richard Breneman is arraigned in Crook County Court Monday for the murder of his roommate, 54 year old Voy 'Doug' Powell.
Prineville educational center to close
A Prineville education center will close by Dec. 9, costing between 69 and 72 workers their jobs.
Wounded man with local ties once worked with the gunman | November 7, 2009
Alexie unplugged; Seattle author - now back on the bookshelves in...
What: Sherman Alexie at The Nature of Words Details: * Reading and signing with Alexie, Karen Karbo and Matthew Dickman - 7 p.m. Thursday at the Tower Theatre, 835 N.W. Wall St., Bend; tickets are $15, available at the Ticket Mill in the Old Mill District , or the Tower Theatre box office * Sherman Alexie Unplugged - 9 to 11 a.m. Friday at Pinckney ...
State finds child abuse and neglect at school
The state of Oregon has shut down a boarding school for troubled teens in Central Oregon after allegedly finding a pattern of child abuse and neglect of its students, forcing parents around the country to scramble to bring home their children.
The results are in, and Central Oregon Community College is about to change. A "We really thank everyone for all their effort, it's really been humbling to see how broad the support has been," says Jim Middleton, President of COCC.
Apartment project to house homeless; Long-term complex in Redmond...
Housing Works plans to begin construction in December on an $875,000, six-unit apartment complex in Redmond that will provide permanent housing for homeless adults with mental illness.
Industry notes: Awards and transactions
AWARDS Economic Development for Central Oregon announced the winners of the 2009 Awards of Excellence, designed to recognize traded-sector employers that have created new jobs, investment and partnership for the betterment of the region.
A Prineville resident was cited yesterday evening by Forest Service Law Enforcement Officers for the illegal falling of ponderosa pine trees from the Ochoco National Forest.
Bag of chips saves a buck in south Deschutes County
Like many teenagers, the youngster lurking in Linda Stephenson's yard and nursery earlier this week had a weakness for junk food.
Pick the pro football winners and win a Super Bowl party for 8
Our Pigskin Payoff contest is free to play, and there are three local winners every week.