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CENTRAL OREGON HISTORY: Crook County Sheriff was later a convicted arsonist
Charles Samuel Smith, said to have paid for torching sheep camp, denied charges
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Humane Society of the Ochocos unveiling new dog wing
The 7,000 square foot building will house 43 dog kennels and features a sallyport, grooming area and kitchen
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Cram Fire grows to 77,000 acres, shifts direction southward
The Cram Fire in Jefferson and Wasco counties increased in size Wednesday as wildfire crews battled high temperatures ...
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Breeze to begin flights from Redmond to Burbank, Las Vegas
New airline steps in just days after Avelo announces departure A new boutique airline is adding twice weekly ...
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Picnic in the Park series launches with Fab Four flair
Picnic in the Park, the free annual concert series hosted by Crook County Foundation, kicked off its 2025 ...
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BACK IN TIME – 1950: Prisoner digs his way to a jail escape
2000: Speedway developers move on from Crook County to Port of Morrow
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Quick Reads, July 14-22
Local student named to Linfield dean’s list Prineville resident Hannah Jones earned dean’s list honors at Linfield University ...
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Bowman Museum’s Belknap Exhibit Center earns national award
New history facility received Achievement Award from the National Association of Counties
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HIGHLAND FIRE UPDATE: Fire 5% contained as of Monday morning, evacuations levels unchanged
As fire suppression efforts continue on the Highland Fire in Juniper Canyon, officials have updated the level of ...
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Crook County Senior Baseball All-Stars are state champs
Domination: CC boys win their three games by a combined score of 82-7
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Fans flock to the 2025 horse races
Ladies night and Friday night's action draw over 6,000 people, more the 21,000 take in the four-day run ...
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UPDATE: Suppression efforts continue as evacuation notices go unchanged for Prineville’s Highland Fire
Suppression efforts continue on the Highland Fire, a brush fire that erupted about 4 p.m. Saturday, July 12 ...
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BREAKING: Brush fire erupts in Juniper Canyon
A brush fire has broken out in Juniper Canyon near Southeast Mark Road and Highland Road according to ...
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Results: Athletes power through the Splash-N-Dash
The unique event draws great athletes, good times and raises funds for CCHS track and field, raises ; ...
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Horse racing thrills hundreds in Prineville
The races, scheduled this year July 9-12, draw a huge crowd
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CENTRAL OREGON HISTORY: Excitement mounts for gold mine that never was
A mining rush near emerges in 1915 at Steelhead Falls
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COCC: Summer learning, affordable living
COCC’s Wickiup Residence Hall is a year-round place for affordable housing and community; fall term applications are now ...
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St. Charles Health System’s finances stable, financial firms report
St. Charles Health System’s finances are on solid footing with a strong balance sheet, according to S & ...
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BACK IN TIME – 1950: New parks commission discusses need for a swimming pool
1975: A man driving down Lynn Boulevard at 80 miles per hour slams into power pole as police ...
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Events calendar July 16-29
Wednesday, July 16: Crook County Library is hosting kids story time at 10 a.m. For more information, call ...
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Prineville police log
June 23 12:31 a.m. – The Prineville Police Department investigated a report of forgery on Third Street. 2:33 ...
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Quick Reads, July 9-15
Picnic in the Park series launches Wednesday evening The Picnic in the Park free concert series will begin ...
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Lecture series coming on rise and fall of Central Oregon’s timber industry
Bowman Museum will present a four-part series provided by historian Steve Lent from July to October
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Picnic in the Park returns to Prineville soon
The Crook County Foundation event provides free weekly concerts through late August