The Bureau of Land Managementโs Prineville District completed a major cleanup effort near La Pine at several long-term camps. The effort required a coordinated response from the BLM and Deschutes County officials before the BLM implemented a cleanup. The clean-up was necessary to address hazardous materials, trash and abandoned vehicles remaining in the area. The […]
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Apply for City of Bend Community Advisory Bodies
Community committees, boards and commissions are a great way to get involved with local government. The City has several Council-appointed advisory groups that make recommendations to City Council or City administrative staff. Applications are being accepted for the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee, Budget Committee, Core Area Advisory Board, Human Rights and Equity Commission, Landmarks Commission, […]
Open Barn Day
On Oct. 11, Happy Trails Horse Rescueย will be holding anย Open Barn Day from noonโ2 pm. We are asking a donation ticket of $20 per person (kids under 18 free). Tickets can be purchased on our website atย www.happytrailshr.org Happy Trails Horse Rescue, located in Tumalo on Couch Market Road, just west of Bend, is dedicated to […]
The Cost of Overpricing Your Home
If youโve ever sold real estate โ or really anything โ youโve probably been warned about the importance of listing at the right price. But what do the actual numbers say, and whatโs the reasoning behind it? In August, single-family homes in Bend sold for an average of 94.1% of their original list price โ […]
Your First Home Awaits
There’s nothing quite like the moment when keys to your first home are placed in your hand โ it’s pure magic! While the journey of buying your first home can feel overwhelming, working with the right team makes all the difference. Build Your Dream Team First Start with a Lender Before you fall in love with […]
Roundabout Books Hosts Northwest Artist and Author Molly Hashimotoย
Roundabout Books is excited to host Northwest artist and author Molly Hashimoto to discuss her new book, โWildflowers of the West: An Artistโs Guideโ, exploring the ephemeral beauty of wildflowers. The event takes place at Roundabout Books on Oct. 19 at 4:00 pm. Bestselling artist Molly Hashimoto brings her unique blend of vibrant illustration, engaging […]
OSU-Cascades Selected for National Career Development Pilot
Oregon State University – Cascades students will have new opportunities to gain valuable workplace experience through a new career accelerator program. OSU-Cascades is one of a handful of universities from around the country selected to participate in the National Work-Integrated Learning Accelerator, which aims to help university institutions pilot scalable models of career-integrated learning that […]
Haven’t Filed Last Year’s Taxes?
If you missed the April 15 tax filing deadline you can still file your 2024 taxes. Thanks to the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) Tax Infrastructure Grant Program free tax filing help is available through October 15. There is no penalty for filing now if you are due refund money. In fact, now is […]
High Desert Museum Receives Accreditation from Association of Zoos and Aquariums
The High Desert Museum has earned accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the gold standard for animal care and wellbeing worldwide. The Museum went before the AZAโs independent Accreditation Commission for final review on Sunday for accreditation in what has been a yearslong process. The Museum wildlife team cares for over 100 animals […]
Mud Bay to Match ALL Customersโ Pet Food Purchases on Neighborhood Pet Store Day
Local independent pet retailer Mud Bay will match all customer pet food purchases on Neighborhood Pet Store Day, Saturday, September 27th, by donating an equal amount of pet food and supplies to animal welfare organizations in the community. โShelters are stretched thin right now, and food is one of their biggest needs,โ said Mud Bay […]

