Gasoline Demand Declines for Fourth Consecutive Week

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Demand for gasoline in the U.S. continues to shrink as COVID-19 cases climb. The softer demand should put downward pressure on pump prices, but they haven’t declined in most states yet because crude oil prices have risen. For the week, the national average for regular adds a penny to $2.17 a gallon. The Oregon average ticks down half a cent to $2.58.

Find details and graphics in the news release. Also, AAA released the holiday travel forecast today—75% of Americans will stay home for the holidays because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Bingo with Bren Supporting Locavore

January 13, 2025 Entertainment, Local News

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

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Deschutes Land Trust Announces Nature Nights

January 11, 2025 Feature Slider, Local News

The Deschutes Land Trust announced its winter Nature Nights series. From wolves to gardening for wildlife, the Land Trust is offering free, monthly presentations on nature-related topics given by experts in their field. Presentations include: January 29,

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Teacher of the Year Nominations Open

January 11, 2025 Feature Slider, Local News

Honor an outstanding educator in your life – Nominations for Oregon Teacher of the Year are open now through February 6. The Oregon Teacher of the Year serves as the face and voice of educators across the state. As

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Family Access Network Receives $100K Grant

January 10, 2025 Feature Slider, Local News

The Family Access Network (FAN) received a two-year grant, totaling $100,000, from the Central Oregon Health Council. In rural communities like Tumalo and Terrebonne, local families face significant barriers like the increased cost of transportation, limited access to