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William Bailey, a once-rising star in the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office, has been fired. Bailey, who was fired last week, saw his 25-year career ascension at Central Oregon’s largest law enforcement agency take a sharp downward turn after he unsuccessfully ran for sheriff in 2024. In the wake of that loss, Bailey criticized the newly-elected leader on a local radio show — remarks that ultimately led to his dismissal.
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The Bend campus could add a student health and recreation center and remediate 24 acres for future uses.
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Tom Nolan will take over as company executive on April 7.
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If voter-approved, the map would divide the county commission into 5 representational districts.
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The Downtown Bend Library renovation means people must find another quiet, free place to study, work or meet before the new Central Library at Stevens Ranch opens.
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Just one athlete from Oregon will represent Team USA in the Winter Olympics this year: Bend native Hunter Hess, who qualified for the freeski halfpipe team.
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Bend community organizer, Joslyn Stanfield, launched an online petition calling for the removal of City Manager Eric King over the departure and investigation of former Equity Director, Andrés Portela III.
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A winter storm could bring enough snow this weekend.
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The city spent nearly $19,000 on the investigation.
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If you’re traveling for the holidays, you will have lots of company. AAA forecasts a record number of travelers over the next couple of weeks, including 1.7 million Oregonians.
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Booksellers from Eugene, Corvallis, and Bend share book recommendations for the holiday season.
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The decision opens up 67 trails in the Deschutes National Forest to Class 1 pedal assist e-bike riders.