Free emotional support sessions are available to the Bend community today, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Central Library for those affected by the tragedy at Silver Rail Elementary School. Learn more here.

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As Bend continues to mourn the heartbreaking loss of three children and a teacher at Silver Rail Elementary School, new details are emerging about the tragedy and the courageous actions of those who helped prevent further loss of life. Learn more here.

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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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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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An injured golden eagle is back in the wild after six weeks of rehabilitation with Bend’s Think Wild. Learn more here.

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The annual Culver Crawdad Festival brought the community together for a day of food, music and small-town fun. Learn more here.

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Central Oregon’s first managed homeless camp is now open in Redmond, offering shelter and services for people experiencing homelessness. Find out more about it here.

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