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The Oregon Outdoor Recreation Advisory Council will meet Jan. 12 to discuss updates on current projects and next steps for the Oregon Office of Outdoor Recreation

Bend, OR – According to the state officials, the virtual meeting will run from 2 ...

By Tony Cooper

January 5, 2024

Local News

The City of Bend will host an informational open house on Jan. 9 to share information about phase 2 of the Awbrey Butte Waterline construction

Bend, OR – According to the city officials, the open house will be held in ...

By Tony Cooper

January 4, 2024

Oregon

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife issued a reminder for all recreational bottomfish anglers

Bend, OR – According to the state officials, starting January 1, 2024, the Oregon Department ...

By Tony Cooper

December 28, 2023

Local News

The Bend Metropolitan Planning Organization Policy Board will consider approval of an amendment to the MTIP at their next meeting

Bend, OR – According to the statement, their next meeting will be on January 19, ...

By Tony Cooper

December 28, 2023

Oregon

Funds from Ballot Measure 110 have expanded community-based treatment and recovery services for drug and alcohol use, but significant challenges remain to fully implementing these services and measuring results

Bend, OREGON – According to the state officials, Measure 110 was passed in 2020 to ...

By Tony Cooper

December 20, 2023

Local News

The City of Bend is currently soliciting proposals through a request for proposal process from qualified development teams for the purchase and development at two locations

Bend, OREGON – According to the city officials, the first location is at Juniper Ridge, ...

By Tony Cooper

December 20, 2023

Oregon

The Oregon Transportation Commission met on Tuesday and decided to advance key elements of the low-income toll program and a report requested by Gov. Tina Kotek

Bend, OR – According to the state officials, there are more than 300 toll programs ...

By Tony Cooper

December 14, 2023

Local News

The City of Bend is designing a variety of safer and more accessible bike and pedestrian routes throughout the City, including along Bear Creek Road and SE 27th Street

Bend, OR – City officials said that community members are invited to an open house ...

By Tony Cooper

December 14, 2023

Oregon

Governor Tina Kotek issued an update on the ongoing state response to the flooding and landslides in Tillamook County following torrential rains last week

Bend, OR – According to the state officials, our state may be eligible for several federal ...

By Tony Cooper

December 14, 2023

Oregon

Governor Tina Kotek and Co-Chair Dan McMillan, president and CEO of The Standard, released a set of 10 priority recommendations from the Portland Central City Task Force to be carried out in early 2024

Bend, OR – According to the statement, they’ve also released a long term strategic vision for ...

By Tony Cooper

December 11, 2023

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The Oregon Outdoor Recreation Advisory Council will meet Jan. 12 to discuss updates on current projects and next steps for the Oregon Office of Outdoor Recreation

The City of Bend will host an informational open house on Jan. 9 to share information about phase 2 of the Awbrey Butte Waterline construction

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife issued a reminder for all recreational bottomfish anglers

The Bend Metropolitan Planning Organization Policy Board will consider approval of an amendment to the MTIP at their next meeting

Funds from Ballot Measure 110 have expanded community-based treatment and recovery services for drug and alcohol use, but significant challenges remain to fully implementing these services and measuring results

The City of Bend is currently soliciting proposals through a request for proposal process from qualified development teams for the purchase and development at two locations

The Oregon Transportation Commission met on Tuesday and decided to advance key elements of the low-income toll program and a report requested by Gov. Tina Kotek

The City of Bend is designing a variety of safer and more accessible bike and pedestrian routes throughout the City, including along Bear Creek Road and SE 27th Street

Governor Tina Kotek issued an update on the ongoing state response to the flooding and landslides in Tillamook County following torrential rains last week

Governor Tina Kotek and Co-Chair Dan McMillan, president and CEO of The Standard, released a set of 10 priority recommendations from the Portland Central City Task Force to be carried out in early 2024

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