SALEM, OR — Supporters are another step closer to bringing the issue of labeling genetically modified foods to Oregon voters. Labeling proponents say they are ready to turn in more than 155,000 signatures to the Secretary of State’s office. Read More
BEND, OR — Ranchers, farmers, and homeowners packed a Deschutes County conference room Wednesday as the County heard testimony from many civic leaders in favor of piping a stretch of the Pilot Butte Canal. The Central Oregon Irrigation District proposes to Read More
Although food demands have dropped, the biggest need in Central Oregon is for housing, according to a local community outreach. Scott Cooper, CEO of NeighborImpact, says that hunger in Central Oregon has generally stabilized. “Well I sould say the good news is that Read More
BEND, OR — Mayor Jim Clinton was recently quoted in a local newspaper as saying that the City of Bend should help with costs of keeping the Mirror Pond. The mayor spoke to KBNW News to clarify his position. “I would say that the article in the Bulletin gave Read More
BEND, OR — C&K Market officials announced Tuesday the company is emerging from bankruptcy protection. This week's decision allows the company to operate without court supervision. C&K Market, operator of Ray's Food Place and other Read More
MEDFORD, OR — Oregon State Police are looking for the suspect in the November 2013 murder of a Cave Junction man. Investigators are searching for Daniel Joseph Martinson, 44. He’s described as a white male, 5’6”, 155 pounds with a Read More
NEWPORT, OR — The Coast Guard has rescued three people after their boat capsized off the coast near Newport. Two boat crews responded quickly Wednesday after the commanding officer of the Coast Guard station at Yaquina Bay saw the boat flip after it was hit by Read More
PORTLAND, OR — Vancouver police say wounded motorcycle Officer Dustin Goudschaal is now in satisfactory condition. He remains in a hospital Wednesday. He was shot Seven Times Monday after making a traffic stop and was wearing a ballistic vest. More than Read More
City and County officials far and wide were in attendance Tuesday afternoon to celebrate Circuit Court Judge Barbara Haslinger’s retirement after nearly 24 years of public service. “I’d like to say thank you to the voters who have given me the Read More
SISTERS, OR — Deschutes County delivered a “State of the County” presentation to the Sisters Chamber of Commerce Tuesday morning, highlighting economic development and other issues. Chamber member Erin Borla says the meeting went over positive changes in Read More
