If you have $500,000 to spend on a home in Central Oregon, the biggest question may not be whether you can afford to live here. It may be where you want to live. The same $500,000 budget can buy ...

As the Bend Chamber of Commerce celebrates 100 years of advocating for Bend’s business community, the organization is also investing in the people who will help guide its next chapter. The Chamber is ...

I imagine that after reading the title, you might predict that this month’s Inner Heroes message is all about how we are ALL important. That is obviously the point of today’s message. You are ...

Logan Lynn will be hosting a special screening of his award-winning documentary The Pain and The Power by filmmaker Cai ...

The end of Bend’s busy summer road construction season is in sight, but there’s still work to be done. A slew of closures are still in place across town as crews work to finish up projects this fall, ...

Starlyn Webb has a children’s book she’s trying to get published and is in the process of applying for sidewalk cart-vendor ...

When Ty Rupert campaigned for and won the interim sheriff appointment last year, he swore to keep unflattering headlines about the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office out of newspapers. Nonetheless, two ...

One of the things I really love in picture books about autumn is the information included about nature and the seasonal cycles. A perfect example is The Sun Thief. Squirrel loves the long sunny days ...

Evan Burton, born with cystic fibrosis and not expected to survive to adulthood has undergone two double lung transplants and ...

The Bend City Council on May 20 approved a master plan to expand the facility that filters Bend’s main water source for drinking. The plan provides the roadmap for future upgrades including a new ...

Governor Tina Kotek joined Oregon National Guard Adjutant General Alan Gronewold, Oregon State Fire Marshal Mariana Ruiz-Temple, and Oregon State Forester KC Kacey to conduct an aerial survey of ...