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Government

Board of Commissioners select new Crook County Manager

November 15, 2024

Politics

Crawford declares victory in re-election as Crook County Commissioner. Fahlgren declines to comment on results.

Government

Fair Board defies Crook County Commissioners, refuses to restart board seat selection process

Business

Former head of CLEAR Alliance sues for breach of contract, alleges serious misconduct by Deschutes County sheriff candidate

Business & Entertainment

Business

Former head of CLEAR Alliance sues for breach of contract, alleges serious misconduct by Deschutes County sheriff candidate

November 5, 2024

The former executive director of a Prineville-based non-profit has filed a lawsuit against the organization for breach of contract and retaliation as a whistleblower, according to court documents.

Crook County Commissioner in “The Dawg House”

October 29, 2024

Country Coffee Prineville celebrates its one year anniversary

October 23, 2024

Fraud allegations emerge against Prineville car salesman by locals amid lawsuits to recover $1.3 million for ‘misappropriation’

October 20, 2024

Unlicensed Prineville contractor investigated and fined by Oregon CCB

October 19, 2024

Crime & Government

Government

Board of Commissioners select new Crook County Manager

November 15, 2024

The Crook County Board of Commissioners formally selected Will Van Vactor as the new Crook County Manager. Van Vactor had been serving as the interim manager, but previously served as the Community Development Director.

Politics

Crawford declares victory in re-election as Crook County Commissioner. Fahlgren declines to comment on results.

November 8, 2024

Incumbent Crook County Commissioner Seth Crawford declared victory on Wednesday in his effort for re-election. Crawford was challenged by local businessman and former commissioner Ken Fahlgren.