Prineville Review

Government

Crook County School Board says restrictive public comment policy not a ‘violation of the First Amendment’ prior to controversal public meeting

January 13, 2025

Central Oregon

Edgerly resigns from Crook County School Board, cites ‘threats’ to family

Government

Former President Jimmy Carter dead at 100

Local

Battalion Chief publicly resigns at CCFR board meeting citing systemic leadership, retention issues

Business & Entertainment

Central Oregon

Potential federal charges looming after FBI takes over fraud investigation into Prineville car salesman

December 7, 2024

The investigation into allegations against a local Prineville car salesman, Michael Smetzer Jr. and his company Central Oregon Motors, has been taken over by the FBI.

DOJ, DMV, and Prineville Police investigating fraud allegations against Central Oregon Motors

November 22, 2024

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

Crime & Government

Government

Crook County School Board says restrictive public comment policy not a ‘violation of the First Amendment’ prior to controversal public meeting

January 13, 2025

Just before tonight's Crook County School District Board's public meeting, the board released a statement reaffirming that the board's restriction on comments regarding individual staff members is not a violation of the First Amendment, at least within Oregon.

Central Oregon

Edgerly resigns from Crook County School Board, cites ‘threats’ to family

January 10, 2025

Amid several issues of controversy surrounding the Crook County School District, its' superintendent, as well as the district's elected board, Board Member Cheyenne Edgerly resigned effective yesterday, according to a statement provided to the Prineville Review this afternoon.