Firefighters on the #JuniperFire are continuing mop-up operations cooling down hotspots and securing control lines. The fire remains 628 acres and is 50% contained.
Public officials who betray the transparency ethic of Oregon's records law deserve the spotlight. So, I turned it on for @MalheurNews. A records request needed to find out who public records officers are? Come on... #FOIA@rcfp@SPJOregon https://t.co/1egHIMYC4R
St. Charles Health System will soon begin construction on a 53,000-square-foot cancer center in Redmond. The facility is expected to boost revenue and bring services to communities to the north and east of Central Oregon.
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The founder and namesake of Dawns House, a Bend addiction recovery nonprofit for women, allegedly stole more than $300,000 from the nonprofit between 2019 and 2022, according to a grand jury indictment filed Monday.
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Gambler 500 began as an off-road race from PDX to CO. Now it’s an off-road challenge to clean up trash sites across public lands in the area (& a big party while everyone is there) @UO_Snowden
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Gorgeous swimming holes, rooftop bars that actually have open seats, cowboy hats, hikes, breweries, incredible pizza, alpacas, and more await you in Redmond.
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Cormac McCarthy, the formidable and reclusive writer of Appalachia and the American Southwest, has died at 89. “All the Pretty Horses,” “The Road” and “No Country for Old Men” were among his acclaimed books that explore a world of violence and outsiders. https://t.co/H1hxF3V8eA
20,000 dogs have earned sheepherding titles, but only one has been a beagle: Dori. The Redmond dog and her trainer Sheryl Evans, 70, are surprising the sport — and themselves.
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City councilor Evelyn writes column about Tuesday's Redmond city council meeting, which included large crowd from local People's Rights group. Tempers flared during public comment and recess was called to cool off. https://t.co/79u2IoDDWU
In the 1950s, John Zumstein traveled to Alaska and caught some escaped reindeer to bring back to Redmond. For decades, members of the herd were present at just about every Christmas event in Central Oregon. Now the old ranch is being redeveloped.
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