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Prineville man arrested in DUII hit-and-run crash Crook County Sheriff's Office Car showed severe damage, lost tire after alleged hit-and-run crash in Prineville PRINVEILLE, Ore. (KTVZ) – A 55-year-old Prineville man was arrested Saturday on five counts of hit-and-run, reckless driving and DUII-alcohol charges after his car hit several vehicles and stationary objects, Crook County sheriff’s deputies said. Deputies, Oregon State Police and Prineville police responded just after noon to the reported hit-and-run crash on Combs Flat Road near the intersection with Lincoln Road, sheriff’s Se...

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St. Charles Family Care clinics now offering COVID-19 vaccine St. Charles Health System St. Charles Family Care Clinic in Sisters BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – Central Oregonians who are 12 and older — and who are already scheduled for an appointment with a provider — now have the option of receiving a COVID-19 vaccine at St. Charles’ Family Care clinics in Bend, La Pine, Madras and Prineville. Starting May 24, all St. Charles Family Care clinics — including those in Sisters and Redmond — will begin scheduling appointments for COVID vaccines. To schedule an appointment, call:

Beginning May 1, personal and commercial use firewood collection season will resume on the Deschutes and Ochoco National Forests and Crooked River National Grassland. All areas will remain open through November 30, 2021. While many of the permit requirements were waived in 2020, the public will again be required to purchase firewood permits and tag their loaded firewood in 2021. While U.S. Forest Service offices remain closed to the public, individual permits can be purchased for $10 per cord (with a two cord minimum) from a variety of Central Oregon vendors. Each household may purchase up to ...

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...