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Housing Worksย andย Cascade Management, Inc.ย Announce Nine Peaksย 

It’s a new affordable community in Bend

 Housing Works and Cascade Management are excited to announce the upcoming opening of Nine Peaks, a newly constructed, affordable multifamily apartment community that brings high-quality, modern housing to Bend, Oregon. Nine Peaks offers spacious one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes thoughtfully designed for comfort, convenience, and everyday living. Ideally located near shopping, medical facilities, schools, and […]

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Construction on Cooley Roadย Begins Monday, July 13

The work will take place from 7am-6:30pm weekdays

The Cooley Sewer Improvements Project will begin construction on Monday, July 13 between Ranch Village Drive and NE 18th Street. During this project, expect lane closures and delays with flagging, but traffic will remain open in both directions. Project completion is anticipated in the fall. The work will take place from 7 a.m. to 6:30 […]

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Forest Service Road 370ย is Now Open

The road is extremely rough and needs high-clearance vehicles

The Deschutes National Forest opened the gate at Todd Lake to Forest Service Road (FSR) 370 on July 8. Forest Service Road 370 provides driving access to the Broken Top and Crater Ditch Trailheads. Forest Service Road 370 is a very rough road with sections through which low-clearance vehicles cannot travel. The Forest Service does […]

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Prineville Store Wins Lottery Bonus

A $3.2 million ticket was sold at R & R Grocery and Sporting Goods in June

A $3.2 million Oregonโ€™s Game Megabucks ticket sold by a Prineville store earned the family-owned business a $32,000 bonus.  R & R Grocery and Sporting Goods at 940 SE Combs Road in Prineville sold the winning ticket in the June 6, 2026 drawing. The prize winner is from Prineville and wanted to remain anonymous. Store owners Debi […]

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Oregon Adaptive Sports Brings Veterans Together Through Adaptive Gravel Cycling

The event runs from July 15-17

Oregon Adaptive Sports (OAS) continues to expand opportunities for veterans with disabilities through adaptive outdoor recreation, offering year-round programs that build skills, foster community, and increase access to the outdoors. The organization’s Service to Summit program includes adaptive skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, gravel cycling, and other outdoor recreation opportunities designed specifically for veterans and members […]

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Senior Fishing Derby Returns to Walton Lake

It’s the 30th year for the event for people 55+

The Ochoco National Forest will host the 30th annual Senior Fishing Derby on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, at Walton Lake. This milestone event offers a free and fun-filled morning of fishing and prizes specifically for participants 55 years of age and older. The annual fishing derby is held at Walton Lake, about 30 miles east […]

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Public Health Offers Tips to Prevent Intestinal Illness at Summer Events

Eash summer there’s a spike in intestinal illnesses but there are steps you can take to help prevent exposure

Deschutes County Public Health is urging residents to take precautions to prevent Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli, or STEC, infections as picnics, fairs, petting zoos and other summer events take place across Central Oregon. โ€œEach summer, Public Health sees an increase in intestinal illnesses in our community,โ€ said Deschutes County Communicable Disease Program Manager Rita Bacho. โ€œBecause […]

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LISTEN: Bend Don’t Break: Dr. Travis Allen๐ŸŽง

Executive Director of the Central Oregon Symphony Association

In this episode host Aaron Switzer sits down with Dr Travis Allen, Executive Director of the Central Oregon Symphony Association. A Bend native, cellist, educator, and arts leader, Dr Allen shares his journey from studying cello performance and musicology to returning home to build a career in Central Oregonโ€™s classical music community. He discusses his […]

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Letters to the Editor, Week of July 9

Topics include sharing the road and the patriotic pride of our local Postmaster

Bicycles are traffic The local problem between bicyclists and drivers is the drivers. Bicycles are traffic in Oregon. Their right-of-way is equivalent to that of motorists except that they are allowed to treat a stop sign as “yield.” None of this means that you have to freeze up when somebody on a bicycle is waiting […]

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