The Breen family arrived early outside their new home at Oasis Village, a transitional housing community for homeless residents that opened Wednesday in Redmond. They brought all of their worldly ...

This is a very special month for fathers. A lot of dad’s take their daughters and sons fishing, jogging, for games outside, good listening and so much more. Dads — most of them — love to barbecue. But ...

A club lacrosse team made up of athletes from Redmond and beyond is returning to the field next week. The Ravens will begin work to improve off last season’s campaign that was the best in team history ...

Art in the High Desert, the special gem of a juried art show first held in Bend in 2008, will return to its hometown starting Friday evening for a weekend full of art. After holding last year’s show ...

The Meyer Memorial Trust awarded Family Access Network a $37,500 grant to bolster FAN advocate services throughout Central Oregon.

It was time for a mountain biking change of pace. After sticking to the trails west of Bend for most of the summer and early fall, I was ready to try something different ...

There have been many news feeds regarding “The Color Purple,” prize-winning novel, movie, Broadway musical and of course awards for actors and directors. Not so with “The Color Orange,” except for one ...

If you are going to walk the walk, you need to talk the talk. Saying one thing but meaning another can cause confusion when trying to describe plant symptoms or describing a plant you want to purchase ...

The Deschutes County Fair drone show will be even “bigger, brighter and longer” than last year, projecting a new Central-Oregon-themed show each night, according to Geoff Hinds, director of Deschutes ...

The 42,000-square-foot building will serve as the Redmond Police Department’s new home. Along with officer space, evidence rooms and storage, the new public safety facility will include community ...

In a mid-winter water update, water managers in Central Oregon say 2025 is shaping up to be one the best years in recent memory for water storage and irrigation.

The Oregon Trail Gravel Grinder started in 2019 and the Central Oregon race has quickly grown to become perhaps the most competitive gravel cycling event on the West Coast. One Bend cyclist is not ...