At 108 years young, a man believed to be Oregon’s oldest shares his secrets to a long, healthy life, including nutritious eating and a positive outlook. Find out more here.

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Oregon wineries are cutting back on grape harvests as wine sales continue to decline and consumer drinking habits shift. Learn more here.

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Timberline is lowering season pass prices back to 2021 levels after changes to Oregon law helped bring down rising insurance costs. Learn more here.

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Deschutes National Forest firefighters could begin fall prescribed burns as early as Tuesday near Bend, Sisters, La Pine and other parts of Central Oregon, weather and conditions permitting. Find out more here.

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Forest Service Road 2017 and Pine Mountain Campground have reopened, restoring public access to the Pine Mountain area southeast of Bend. Learn more here.

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Redmond’s long-awaited Hub Aquatic and Recreation Center is set to open September 18, bringing 56,000 square feet of swimming, fitness, sports and recreation space to the community. Find out more here.

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Central Oregon tourism is holding strong, even as higher gas prices put added pressure on summer travel. Learn more here.

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A rare gray wolf sighting along Cascade Lakes Highway is a beautiful reminder that Central Oregon is still home to wild places and wildlife worth protecting. Learn more here.

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Oregon is getting $150,000 to create new roadside habitat for bees, butterflies and other pollinators using native plants and pollinator-friendly mowing practices. Learn more here.

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