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Two events in Crook County on June 11 will include a car and plane show

Central Oregon patrons will have the opportunity to enjoy two events in Crook County on June 11 to celebrate car shows, plane shows, vendors and kids’ games. Read moreTwo events in Crook County on June 11 will include a car and plane show

Rimrock Trails Treatment Services receives grant for bicycle enrichment program

Rimrock Trails Adolescent Residential Treatment Program of Prineville has received a grant for $2,711, which will help support the implementation of a bicycle enr… Read moreRimrock Trails Treatment Services receives grant for bicycle enrichment program

Crook County High School NJROTC receives Distinguished Unit Award

The Crook County High School NJROTC program recently announced that they are the recipient of the Distinguished Unit Award. Read moreCrook County High School NJROTC receives Distinguished Unit Award

Facebook data centers self-annexing into parks district

In four years, the first of several Facebook data center enterprise zone exemptions will expire, giving numerous local taxing districts a huge revenue boost. Read moreFacebook data centers self-annexing into parks district

Prineville author Rick Steber wins Indie Book Award

"Out Killing Indians," by local author Rick Steber, has been chosen as the international grand prize winner by the Indie Book Award. Read morePrineville author Rick Steber wins Indie Book Award

The Importance of Hydration for Seniors

This article brought to you courtesy of Carriage Place Memory Care, Central Oregonian Insider Senior Living Expert. Sponsored content. Read moreThe Importance of Hydration for Seniors

Prineville Senior Center hires new coordinator

As Prineville Senior Center Coordinator Stephanie Jones steps away from her role, President of the Center Foundation, Karen Rabenberg announces the new coordinato… Read morePrineville Senior Center hires new coordinator

Annual Rimrock Trails luncheon raises more than $17,000

Held during Mental Health Awareness Month, over one hundred guests gathered for the May 10th Rimrock Trails Treatment Services mental health awareness and fundraising event, A Life Changing Lunch.

BTI looking to expand in Prineville

Two years into establishing a Prineville presence, Baker Technical Institute (BTI) is looking for more local expansion opportunities and considering a permanent site in town.

Four ways to use cash wisely

There has been a lot of talk about a “cashless” society, but it’s not here yet. In fact, cash can still be a valuable element of your overall financial picture – if you employ it wisely. But how?

Meta awards grant to Every Child Central Oregon

Every Child Central Oregon, a nonprofit organization founded in 2019 dedicated to improving the lives of children and families impacted by foster care throughout Central Oregon, has received a $10,000 grant from Meta through its Data Center C…

Oregon's tourism economy reaches new heights in 2022, Travel Oregon says

Local businesses and communities have earned an extra boost last year from Oregon's tourism economy.

Governor’s goal requires workforce housing

In Tillamook County, the lack of workforce housing is a major stressor for Heather Zwald Taksdal. As a business owner, she struggles to recruit employees because there is simply no housing in the community.

St. Charles Prineville discontinuing scheduled surgery services

Citing resource constraints, St. Charles Prineville is scaling back its scheduled surgery services.

Prineville Downtown nonprofit eager to launch projects

For more than a decade, community leaders have sought to enhance Prineville downtown area and make it more appealing to visitors and residents.

Senior Life Enrichment

This article brought to you courtesy of Carriage Place Assisted Living, Central Oregonian Insider Senior Living Expert. Sponsored content.

State unemployment rate declines

Oregon’s unemployment rate dropped to 4.4% in March, down from 4.7% in February. For the past 20 months since August 2021, Oregon’s unemployment rate has remained relatively steady and near historic lows. The unemployment rate averaged 4.3% i…

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Some ‘did-you-knows’ about estate plans

If you’ve done any estate planning, or even if you’re just familiar with it, you probably know the basics — that is, a comprehensive estate plan can help you pass on assets to your family while also achieving other goals, such as designating …

Prineville Arby's opens its doors to customers

Prineville celebrated the grand opening of the first Arby’s in town last Thursday.

City gets $1 million Forest Service grant

The City of Prineville will receive a $1 million grant that it will utilize toward completion of a new biomass facility.

Prineville newest Wilco store opens

The Wilco farm store that has been building and evolving on 154 NE Saint Charles Way, opened the doors to the public on Tuesday, April 4.

Gov. Tina Kotek releases some emergency aid for homeless, withholds funds in parts of Metro

She praises some plans, but also notes shortcomings in plans submitted by Portland/Multnomah County and Clackamas County

Putting the crook back in Crooked River

What if floodplain soil could soak up water in early spring then release it back to the river at colder temperatures later in the summer when aquatic wildlife and irrigators need it most?

Prineville physician, Dr. Coby Hanes, completes clinical training that combats Alzheimer's disease

Dr. Coby Hanes, of Prineville, an IFM certified Functional Medicine physician and chiropractor, has completed Dr. Dale Bredesen’s ReCODE 2.0 (Reversal of Cognitive Decline) Advanced Clinical training and has become one of the first ReCODE 2.0…

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Choosing Between Assisted Living and In-Home Care?

This article brought to you courtesy of Carraige Place Memory Care, Central Oregonian Insider Senior Living Expert. Sponsored content.

Choosing Between Assisted Living and In-Home Care?

This article brought to you courtesy of Carriage Place Memory Care, Central Oregonia Insider Senior Living Expert. Sponsored content.

Prineville’s first BottleDrop Express bag drop location opens

The new BottleDrop Express site officially opened to the public on Thursday, March 30

Oregon payroll employment declines in February

Oregon’s unemployment rate was 4.7% in February, little changed from 4.8% in January

Meta and Prineville's Facebook Data Center announce grant recipients

Crook County School District was awarded $53,500 for three programs at the elementary, middle school and high school level

Self-serve fueling is closer to approval

House OKs bill to allow motorists to have access to half the pumps, easing a law dating back to 1951; it heads to the Senate.

Rimrock Trails Treatment Services partners with Wild Ride Brewing to support mental health awareness

The community is invited to attend the second annual Kiefer’s Magical Birthday Bash

Arby's pushes Prineville grand opening out to April 13

The restaurant will still offer free Arby's for a year to the first 25 customers at the rescheduled event

Oregon unemployment rate holding steady at 4.8%

Job gains in January were largest in health care and social assistance; professional and business services; and leisure and hospitality

Have you built an emergency fund?

An emergency fund can help you prepare for a temporary job loss or early retirement, or pay for large home or auto repairs, sizable medical bills and other needs

Arby's grand opening in Prineville announced

A grand opening celebration is planned for Thursday, March 16, featuring a giveaway for free Arby’s for one year to the first 25 guests in line

Prineville NAPA Auto under new ownership

The Prineville NAPA store recently changed ownership.

Two organizations file opposition brief against Eastside Screens Amendment lawsuit

Six conservation groups filed the lawsuit claiming the amendment, which would allow harvest of trees 21 inches in diameter or greater, violated several federal environmental laws

Oregon's total employment projected to grow by 265,000 jobs over the next decade

Central Oregon projected to outpace job growth overall in Oregon between 2021 and 2031.

Column: ODOT and private sector partners will help expand broadband services

ODOT is joining with broadband partners to develop a modern fiber optic network. This network, built along our transportation system, will expand economic opportunities across the state and help us be ready for the transportation challenges o…

Don’t let fear drive investment decisions

Fear can hold us back in many walks of life — but don’t let it keep you from making appropriate investment moves

Central Oregon economic development officials advocate for continued enterprise zone exemptions

Senate Bill 134 would extend the use of enterprise zones, and Senate Bill 135 would do the same for long-term rural enterprise zones, both through 2032

Pacific Power grants $2 million toward EV projects in Oregon

Oregon’s electric vehicle infrastructure is getting a boost.

Kotek proposes $200 million for semiconductor plan

Governor: 'We take this opportunity seriously,' but she leaves it to lawmakers to fashion details early in the 2023 session to attract federal money.

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