A Bend man who was on drugs when he crashed, causing serious injuries to two men, is sentenced to more than five years in prison.
One victim, Terry Neil of the Sunriver-area, is blind as a result of the 2016 wreck.
Richard Rose pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and assault.
The Bulletin reports, in addition to the prison sentence, Rose was ordered to pay Neil $39-thousand-dollars.
Deschutes County Public Library (downtown location), Meeting Room 2 (Meyer) Have you ever wondered how to build a career in wildlife rehab/husbandry? Join us for an interesting lecture in which one of Think Wild’s wildlife technicians Karla
Who’s ready for a beer? Central Oregon Locavore is thrilled to be the beneficiary of Bevel Craft Brewing’s Bingo with Bren every Monday this January (except the 27th)! Join us there from 6-8pm, grab a Bingo card
Announcing 2025 Inventerprise, an exciting opportunity for Central Oregon students! Inventerprise is a problem-solving contest open to all Central Oregon K-12 students, designed to foster creative thinking and problem-solving skills. Last year, we had nearly 900 participants.
Central Oregon Partnerships for Youth (COPY), a program of the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office, is offering a class to prepare volunteers to become mentors for children with an incarcerated parent. After initial training and comprehensive background checks,
Visit Central Oregon has begun accepting applications for the Central Oregon Future Fund, an annual grant program aimed at supporting tourism-related projects that benefit both residents and visitors. The application window will be open through Friday, Feb.
