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First phase of Rails to Trails project completed Besides a few final fixes, the trail is done between Combs Flat Road, Juniper Street The first portion of the Rails to Trails project is finally complete, pending some last-minute fixes to the paved pathway. The project, several years in the making, is converting the old railway easement from North Main Street to Combs Flat Road to a paved trail for pedestrian and bicycle use. The city originally landed a Rails to Trails grant through Oregon Department of Transportation in 2018, but the various issues delayed the project until late las...

School, offices lock doors after report of man with rifle April 20 2021 Man crouching in bushes near Laughlin Road Friday morning was later apprehended with a pellet gun A suspected gun-carrying man in northeast Prineville raised concerns and prompted a local school to lock its doors Friday. On Friday morning at approximately 10:30 a.m., Prineville Police, Crook County Sheriff's Deputies and Oregon State Police responded to the area of Northeast Laughlin Road between Ochoco Plaza Drive and Combs Flat Road to a report of a male with a hunting rifle walking around in bushes behind l...

Report of man with rifle in bushes prompts Prineville school lockout, arrest; no injuries Prineville Police Dept. Prineville police say air-powered pellet rifle was found in bushes near man arrested Friday on disorderly conduct charge (Update: Correcting that school was in lockout, not lockdown) Charged with disorderly conduct; pellet rifle found in bushes, .22-caliber rifle in nearby pickup PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ) – A report of a man with a hunting rifle walking around in bushes behind Prineville businesses Friday morning led to a lockout at a nearby elementary school and government office...

Looking back at a unique year January 19 2021 Wearing a mask and streaming online, Prineville Mayor Jason Beebe delivers his State of the City address Newly elected Prineville Mayor Jason Beebe gave his first-ever State of the City address under unusual circumstances that seemed fitting as he highlighted the 2020 year. Unlike most addresses that are given in front of a seated crowd during a live city council meeting, the one presented by Beebe last Tuesday evening took place in front of a video camera with the mayor wearing a face covering. No members of the public watched the Sta...