Prineville News

This weekend brings the galaxy and astronomy a little bit more down to Earth in the Gorge and the Oregon coast range, while next weekend does the same in eastern Oregon, in Prineville.

Prineville appears to be getting a new elementary school as of Tuesday night, with voters in the Crook County School District narrowly saying yes to a $33.5 million bond measure.

An article from Data Center Knowledge points to things robots can do to increase efficiency in data centers.

"I've never seen anything like this and we don't know anybody who has ever seen anything like this," Senator Carl Levin said yesterday of Apple's baroque tax avoidance strategies.

A burn barrel sparked a fire that destroyed a house and barn in northwest Prineville Saturday afternoon, officials said Sunday.

Pioneer Memorial hospital in Prineville is in lockdown today, Thursday. The facility was secured around 10:30 this morning.

Three out of six businesses visited in Prineville, Post and Paulina passed a check for alcohol sales to minors by refusing to sell alcohol to a minor volunteer, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission said Monday.

Daphne Friend was driving to an early nursing shift at Prineville's Pioneer Memorial Hospital from her home in Hermiston when she became so nauseous, she had to pull off the road.

Prineville police say they hope information from the public can help them find whoever shot out a window and door at a grocery store early Friday morning.

Following up on a complaint from a local broadcaster in 2011, the Portland, Ore.

Theft - A theft was reported at 4:02 p.m. May 1, in the 1500 block of Northeast Second Street.

Today, the many in the world focus on making things as environmentally-friendly as possible to reduce the negative impact daily life has on the environment to protect it for future generations.

St. Charles Health System, a nonprofit medical provider in Central Oregon, is finalizing a plan to purchase 20 acres of land in Prineville, where it hopes to build a $30 million hospital.

Firefighters completely contained a wildfire near La Pine on Sunday night. The 168-acre Burgess Road fire was sparked by power lines knocked over by strong winds at approximately 1:50 p.m. Saturday.

From the non-legal standpoint, circuit court week, which commenced here yesterday, has its interests and pleasures.

The Bend Fire Department is expected in force for a memorial to one of its own Saturday, interim Fire Chief Larry Langston said.

Fires continue to rip across Southern California and Central Oregon firefighters are on the way.

Spring Basin, an Oregon wilderness area designated by Congress in 2009, is at the peak of its beauty in the spring.

The Bulletin will update items in the Police Log when such a request is received.

It is located in the Crook County Health Department building. Starting this Wednesday Mosiac Medial in Prineville will implement a smoke and tobacco free policy.