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CETย Launchesย Community Movement Fundย to Supportย Riders as Fares Returnย 

Cascades East Transit (CET) today announced two new initiativesย designed to strengthen community connectivity and support transit access across Central Oregon:ย Theย Community Movement Fundย and an expandedย busย advertising program.ย  Together, these programs create new opportunities for Central Oregon businesses, organizations, and individuals to support riders while gaining meaningful visibility throughout the region.  โ€œFor many residents, a bus pass isn’t […]

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Bend Park & Recreation Spring Registration Opens Feb. 10

Spring appears to be arriving early, so itโ€™s a great time to plan ahead and register for upcoming spring recreation programs. Bend Park and Recreation District is opening registration for spring recreation programs and spring sports/summer leagues on Tuesday, Feb. 10 at 6:00 a.m. Available activities include programs held in April through mid-June, and sports […]

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Mountain View High School Presentsย “Little Women: The Musical”

Mountain View High School is proud to announce its upcoming production of Little Women: The Musical, a heartwarming adaptation of Louisa May Alcottโ€™s beloved novel. An inspiring journey of family, hope, and heartโ€”told through unforgettable music. About the Show:Set during the Civil War era, Little Women: The Musical follows the lives of the four March sistersโ€”Jo, Meg, Beth, […]

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Bend Police Announced Community Academy

The Bend Police Department invites community members to apply for its 42nd Community Academy beginning in April.    Community Academy will take place from April 7 through June 16, with 11 classroom dates and one range day on Saturday, May 9. Our Community Academy is designed to offer an inside look at policework and how the Bend Police Department operates, with a goal of informing and educating participants about how local police […]

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Deschutes Historical Museumย and the Oregon Historical Society Presentย Rick Atkinson on May 13

The Deschutes Historical Museum presents Rick Atkinson at The Tower Theatre May 13, 2026 at 7 pm. In partnership with the Oregon Historical Societyโ€™s Mark O. Hatfield Lecture Series and the official America 250 Oregon statewide commemoration, Deschutes Historical Museum is proud to host a special event with Pulitzer Prizeโ€“winning author Rick Atkinson. Atkinson is the #1โ€ฏNew York Timesโ€ฏbestselling author of eight […]

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St. Charles Expands Cardiology Services to Meet Growing Demand

St. Charles Health System is significantly expanding its Cardiology team to better meet the needs of the Central Oregon community, adding 16 new cardiology providers in less than two years. โ€œOur expansion ensures that patients throughout the region have access to comprehensive, personalized cardiac care,โ€ said Lesley Jones Larson, Cardiac Service Line Administrator at St. […]

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New Scalehouse Exhibit “Seeds of Abundance: Limits, Loss & Regeneration” Opens in March

Scalehouse Gallery is pleased to presentย Seeds of Abundance: Limits, Loss & Regeneration, a solo exhibition by Michele Guieu that invites collective reflection on ecological limits, loss, and the possibilities of regeneration. The exhibition will be on view from March 6 through April 24, 2026. In a world that feels increasingly chaotic, unbalanced, and unpredictable, Seeds […]

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Governor Kotek, Oregon Mayors Call for Immediate Halt to Federal Immigration Enforcement Actionsย 

Today, Governor Tina Kotek and over 30 Oregon mayors sent a letter to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Tom Homan, President Trump’s Border Czar demanding an immediate halt to federal immigration enforcement actions in Oregon until all recent federal use-of-force incidents are fully investigated and those responsible are held accountable. โ€œWe demand […]

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Oregonโ€™s Education Workforce Climbed While Student Enrollment Slid

As Oregon public school leaders face reductions in state funding, they turn to their biggest expense to find cutsโ€”about 85% of their budgets go to personnel. This time around, they have more staff to cut: Over the past five years, the number of full-time employees at the stateโ€™s 197 school districts has grown by nearly […]

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