I never realized that there could be any fraud scheme that would represent a home for sale, A Redmond woman faces controlled substance trafficking charges after the Central Oregon Drug Enforcement Team executed simultaneous search warrants in Crook and Deschutes counties late last month. Redmond Fire & Rescue was alerted to a structure fire at the Redpoint apartments located at 1455 SW Pumice Ave. Severe Weather Saturday -3 . 1/02/2023-1/15/2023 (221 KB) . Central Oregon Daily 2023. Detections of deadly virus found in Oregon wild rabbits, including Crook Co. School districts moving forward with sports, extracurricular activities, Powell Butte nonprofit sees beef donations to needy families soar 163%, Arctic air mass takes hold across Central Oregon; single digits expected, Brown extends deadline for Crook Co. 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School District installs new HVAC system at Pioneer Complex, Regional unemployment drops significantly; hiring exceeds expectations, Bond measure in Crook County looks to restore old courthouse, 2 prescribed burns planned this week for Ochoco National Forest, Spike in Central Oregon drug overdoses largely attributed to fentanyl, Central Oregon schools dont expect disruptions after staff vaccine deadline. April 18, 2023 Entertainment, Local News. Pump prices continue to climb amidst an increase in demand and unstable crude prices. Follow the link to read our updated Privacy Policy, Arby's grand opening in Prineville announced, This city was the #1 destination for Portlanders who left Oregon in 2022, report shows, Walmart Closing ALL of Their Portland Oregon Stores, Portland Car Theft Woes Put It In The Top 5 US Cities. The investigation determined Nichol drove to Ruiz's residence where he unlawfully entered Ruiz . 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On Friday, the Oregon Secretary of States Office received an initial prospective petition filing to establish constitutional carry in Oregon. In this instance, the Crook County Grand Jury determined that --- was acting in self-defense and therefore justified in using deadly physical force upon Nichol to defend against Nichols unlawful entry into his residence and use of physical force against ----. 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Airbnb hosts in Oregon sound the alarm about a potential new scam on the famous vacation rental website, saying that evil guests may be taking advantage of inexperienced homeowners by staying with them. Record number of people attend OSU Extension calf birthing class, Community protests Lemon Gulch trail proposal at Forest Service meeting, Prineville man arrested after investigation into poly-drug trafficking, 5 virtual candidate forums announced for Crook, Jefferson county positions, Prineville fire consumes 1/2 acre of property, cause under investigation, Trail Blazers Foundation awards grants to three Central Oregon schools, Crook Co. Sheriffs Office issues warning over recent phone scam, Resumen Semanal del Noticiero Central Oregon Daily News 4-1, Prineville school staff members injured after incident with student, Prineville woman arrested for trafficking fentanyl in fake oxycodone pills, Semi crash closes SW George Millican Road, Crook County Deputy cleared in fatal shooting, Prineville rancher competing on Ultimate Cowboy Showdown next month, Regional city managers forum circles one theme: Affordable housing, Central Oregon kids unmask in school, some for the first time ever, Prineville Paddy Pint Run draws 600+ people to the streets, Crook County Middle School Outdoor Camp to return in May, Central Oregon dominance: La Pine, Culver wrestlers win state, CC 2nd, Resumen Semanal del Noticiero Central Oregon Daily News 2-25, I-84 back open in Eastern Oregon after snowy roads cause dozens of crashes, Security guard charged with sex crime after incident at Prineville bar, Crook Co. 8th-grader continues career quest as Voice of the Cowgirls, Former Deschutes Co. prosecutor named Crook Co. District Attorney, Friends and family rally for justice after fatal Crook County Shooting, Common School Fund to send $64.2M to Oregon schools in 2022, One dead, deputy on leave after shooting in Crook County, Little Did I Know: The history of Crook County, Powell Butte student arrested for leaving threatening voicemails at school, Large-scale grazing study begins that could restore sage-grouse habitat, Deschutes County DA clears sheriffs deputy involved in fatal crash, Threats prompt closure of Powell Butte Community Charter School, Local colleges, schools plan for Black History Month, Stolen mail from Powell Butte found 120 miles away; investigation ongoing, Wyden to hold virtual town halls this week for Cook, Jefferson counties, Crook County HS girls basketball 14-1, eyeing state appearance, CET to suspend regional Community Connector service Feb. 5, Local school districts pleased to see trend of improving graduation rates, Calling all subs; HDESD says nows your chance to get into a classroom.