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Bend unveils 2025-2027 budget
Bend city leaders have released the 2025-2027 Budget in Brief. Find out more about it here.
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New Reed Market railroad crossing plans unveiled
Currently, 6-8 trains per day stop traffic to cross Reed Market Road. The City of Bend has released their latest designs for a new railroad bridge and pedestrian tunnel. Learn more about it here.
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Bend Fall Fest in downtown Bend
Enjoy live music, food & drinks, and vendors at the Bend Fall Festival this weekend in Downtown Bend. Find out more about it here.
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Olney Ave closure likely to continue into 2026
The closure on Olney Avenue near downtown will likely continue into spring 2026. Find out more about it here.
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Bend has No.1 job market in country
Bend’s job market is the top in the country, according to a new study. Learn more here.
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4th of July pet parade safety precautions
The 4th of July Bend Pet Parade begins at 9:30am! Keep your pets safe with these tips from the Humane Society of Central Oregon.
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Lightning storms spark over 20 fires
A recent lightning storm has sparked over 20 fires in Central Oregon since Tuesday. Learn more here.
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Bend THE top destination for Memorial Day
Bend is at the TOP of the list for top Memorial Day destinations… Get ready for a busy holiday weekend! Find out more here.
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900 Wall in Downtown Bend Closes
900 Wall in Bend has closed its doors. Find out more here.
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Flooding prompts Dept. of Emergency Management
With parts of Western Oregon experiencing substantial flooding, the Department of Emergency Management has activated a Level 3 Regional Response. Learn more here.
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