Wednesday Nov 18 | Cascade Business News
Made in Central Oregon: Extending the Reach
Made in Central Oregon may not be a term that's as well known as made in China, but plenty of Central Oregon companies are beginning to seriously extend their reach out of that region and into the consciousness of Americans, which also helped them get through 2009 a little bruised but still intact.
OSP: Child hurt in Mt. Hood crash has died
Oregon State Police troopers are continuing the investigation into a Saturday morning two-vehicle fatal traffic crash on Highway 35 about five miles north of Mt.
"Wimp Open Equals Safety","We Want Wimp Open" read the signs of Crooked River Ranch residents protesting in snowy conditions Thursday morning at a joint meetingA between Jefferson and Deschutes County Commissioners.
COCC Timeline for 5 New Facilities
After receiving voter approval of its $41.58 bond measure to build five new facilities at locations through its district, Central Oregon Community College is taking the first steps to begin the construction processes.
Pulled from the wreckage | November 5, 2009
In Afghanistan, the quick actions of a comrade in arms helped save the life of Pfc.
The results are in, and Central Oregon Community College is about to change. A "We really thank everyone for all their effort, it's really been humbling to see how broad the support has been," says Jim Middleton, President of COCC.
Health advisory is lifted at Haystack Reservoir
A health advisory to avoid water contact at Haystack Reservoir was lifted today by state health officials.
Industry notes: Awards and transactions
AWARDS Economic Development for Central Oregon announced the winners of the 2009 Awards of Excellence, designed to recognize traded-sector employers that have created new jobs, investment and partnership for the betterment of the region.
Efficiency grants; With the goal of strengthening an existing work...
With the goal of strengthening an existing work force, federal funds are being distributed to 6 local companies so workers can become versed in 'lean' business practices Published: October 28.
"They're just glad that he's alive. They said they can deal with all the injuries," said Amber Sanders, a cousin.
Plan consolidates public land | October 26, 2009
A Christian-based summer camp in Antelope is working on a land-swap deal that could create two new wilderness areas and make about 15,000 acres of popular hunting grounds accessible to the public.
New 'hybrid' league unites area's larger high schools
Starting with the 2010-11 school year, Central Oregon high schools Redmond, Bend, Mountain View, Summit and Crook County will make up a five-team "hybrid" league.
Sheiff's Son Involved in Shooting
A sheriff's son allegedly fires a gun in Culver neighborhood, starting a police standoff and forcing the evacuation of surrounding homes.
Tea guru takes boutique brand to a new level
Steve Smith, the guy who got Stash and Tazo going, now takes tea to a new and more obsessive level Steve Smith is a quiet man.
David Wade Skidgel, 74, of Powell Butte, passed away at his ranch on Sunday, October 11, 2009.
Apple truck rolls on Highway 97, injuring California driver
A California commercial truck driver was seriously injured Saturday afternoon when the truck and trailer loaded with apples drove off Highway 97 about 3 miles north of Madras and crashed.
California Truck Driver Seriously Injured on Crash North of Madras
The driver had to be extricated by fire personnel. Crash on Highway 97 near Madras, Oregon seriously injured a commercial truck driver.
Nonprofit clinics try to keep up as backlog of patients grows
Published: October 15. 2009 4:00AM PST A loud bang jolted patients in the waiting room at Mosaic Medical in Bend on Wednesday afternoon as construction workers hammered away on new exam rooms, a nurse's station and offices funded by federal stimulus money, expanding the clinic's capacity.
Zoning pits state vs. county, again
Has Jefferson County become the bad boy of Oregon land use politics? Or is the state just really mean? Mere months after participating in a highly publicized and successful push to overrule the county's plans for destination resorts in the Metolius River Basin, the Department of Land Conservation and Development is challenging another Jefferson ...
Flu impacts hospital visitation rules
Cascade Healthcare Community has created new patient visitation guidelines that limit who should visit patients.