Back by popular demand for a limited time, the 4 Day Pass from Central Oregon’s Mt. Bachelor is valid for any four days days throughout the 2019-20 ski/snowboard season, excluding February 15-16, 2020, for only $299 per person (all ages).
The 4 Day Pass is a picture-ID pass that is assigned to one person; it’s non-transferable and non-refundable under all circumstances and must be purchased during the 96 Hour Sale, which runs from Noon on Monday, January 6, through Noon on Friday, January 10.
Join us for a heartfelt day dedicated to honoring and celebrating our veterans at Veterans Appreciation Day! This special event is designed to show gratitude to those who have served while raising funds to support local veterans
Deschutes County is moving its online dog licensing program to DocuPet, simplifying the process for owners to license their dogs, comply with state regulations, and ensure a quick reunion if their dogs go missing. Under Oregon law,
With another poor forecast for Columbia Basin summer steelhead runs this year, protective regulations are again in effect on some tributaries (Deschutes, John Day, Eagle Creek). The daily adult salmon and steelhead bag limit may not include
Oregon Health Authority (OHA) is launching a summer Rethink the Drink campaign this week to encourage people in Oregon to consider their alcohol use. The state’s Excessive Alcohol Use Prevention Program is urging people to come together to prevent the harms
Bend-La Pine Schools would like to remind residents and visitors that the use of fireworks is not permitted on school grounds, including playgrounds, fields, parking lots and sidewalks. This applies to all our Bend properties, which fall
