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BrightSide Animal Center Hires New Executive Director

  BrightSide Animal Center is proud to introduce Taylor Campbell as its new Executive Director. After an extensive nationwide search, the perfect candidate to take on the leadership of Central Oregon’s beloved animal shelter was found right here in Redmond!...

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Newschannel 21 Announces New Weather Team

NewsChannel 21 is proud to introduce the two newest members of our NewsChannel 21 weather team: JohnCarroll and Eric Oren. John comes to Central Oregon with over 30 years of experience as a broadcast meteorologist. He has worked with news stations from California to...

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Win the Opportunity to Name the Museum’s Bobcat

The High Desert Museum is offering up the perfect gift opportunity—the chance to name the now-juvenile bobcat in the Museum’s care. The Museum will raffle the naming of the new bobcat, with tickets on sale now in person at the Museum and at...

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Book Design Firm, Faceout Studio, Gets a Facelift

  Book design firm, Faceout Studio, has updated its logo and launched a new website this week! "The letters are playful and the look is sort of mid century with a contemporary twist. It’s a fun and engaging celebration of the printed book in all of its glory,...

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Leadership Bend Class of 2024 Announced

Program Enters Its Fourth Decade Engaging and Building Community Leaders   Selections have been made for the Leadership Bend Class of 2024, a non-profit civic engagement and leadership development program of the Bend Chamber, celebrating 30 years in 2023....

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Central Oregon Economic Indicators June 2023

Economy in Central Oregon By Nicole Ramos  | Regional Economist, East Cascades | Oregon Employment Department Over the last 12 months ending in June, Oregon’s total nonfarm payroll employment grew 2.3%, adding 45,100 jobs. In Central Oregon, total nonfarm payroll...

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Will the 2023 Legislative Housing Investments be Enough?

The 2023 session’s clarion call for housing brought forth a variety of legislation that reflected the broad and deep housing needs of our state. It was an attempt to attack the issue on many fronts, but was it enough to get the housing production flywheel spinning?

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