Page 2 - Over Bend News Today

Medline ReNewal is hosting a hiring event Wednesday, June 8 from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM at their office at 1500 NE Hemlock Ave in Redmond. More Details Here What to bring to this event Face Mask/Covering Resume (not required) What to wear Casual (come as you are, but please be presentable) How to attend Medline's office is located by Bright Side Animal Shelter. When you get there, please park on the street in front of our building and walk through the front entrance door. There will be a Medlin...

Teaching local youth the rules and successful tips of fishing in our beautiful Central Oregon outdoors. On Saturday, May 28, Central Oregon Cub Scouts and community youth will participate in the 2022 Community Fishing Derby, an event for youth ages 13 and under to: Learn how to bait a hook, cast, net, and release a fish Learn about fishing regulations, guidelines, and safety Participation and other prizes awarded! Youth under age 12 do not need a fishing license. Youth ages 12 and 13 who wish t...

Travelers should expect delays up to 20 minutes on Monday May 23 if traveling through the La Pine area on U.S. 97. BNSF Railway reports that the railroad crossing at Wickiup Junction has been damaged, and a rail in the crossing must be replaced. Railway staff say the repairs could take up to 7 hours, and the crossing must be closed to traffic while they work. ODOT and Deschutes County will have a detour in place for U.S. 97 traffic during the closure. The railroad crossing remains safe for vehic...

Deschutes County released final unofficial election results. You can view results at http://deschutes.org/electionresults Results will be updated again on Wednesday, May 25, by 5 p.m.

Jefferson County Sheriff Marc Heckathorn conceded to Jason Pollock after a heated race. In a comment to the media, Heckathorn said: "Of course we are disappointed by the election results from last night but my commitment to Jefferson County is unwavering. I pledge to do my part to accomplish a smooth transition of administrations. The citizens of Jefferson County deserve no less. I do not know when the transition will take place as my term as sheriff does not conclude until January of 2023....

Prospective Bobcats can get a close look at Central Oregon Community College's (COCC) academic offerings — from criminal justice and business to computer science and health careers — at the college's annual "Preview Day," held from 10 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. on Friday, May 13. Preregistration is required; call 541-383-7500 or visit cocc.edu/previewday to learn more. The event includes two 35-minute program overview sessions, with many categories to choose from, plus a Bend c...

In preparation for the latest round of snow, crews put down magnesium chloride on the roadways to help break up the snow and ice yesterday. All available sanders are out on the roads this morning.You can report problem areas around town at bendoregon.gov/servicerequest.

Deschutes County is seeking volunteers from the Sisters area who are interested in serving on the County's Planning Commission. Applications will be accepted through Friday, April 29, at 5 p.m. The Planning Commission reviews land use policy and zoning regulations and makes recommendations to the Deschutes County Board of Commissioners. Members are the official citizen involvement committee on land use planning for the unincorporated area of the County, providing a forum for community in...

Deschutes County voters have until Tuesday, April 26, to register to vote in advance of the upcoming May 17 Primary Election. Tuesday, April 26, is also the party choice deadline. Voters who wish to vote in the Democratic or Republican closed primary elections need to be registered as a member of that party by the deadline. Voters can update their party affiliation online at www.oregonvotes.gov/myvote. Voters who are not affiliated with a major party will receive a non-partisan ballot that will...

Crook County residents have been receiving phone calls from a person identified as an employee who works for the Crook County Sheriff's Office. The caller also indicates that a Judge will be signing a warrant for their arrest. The caller will usually try and get money from the resident. This is a scam call and please DO NOT give them any information that you cannot confirm. The Sheriff's Office will never ask a person for money or credit card information in exchange for not issuing a w...