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Your potluck might be a crime in Oregon

Watt and Jennifer Childress are law-abiding residents of Nehalem, but both have had recent run-ins with the “food police.” Earlier this year, the couple learned that potlucks open to the public are illegal in Oregon.

Prineville man arrested after graffiti reported at multiple downtown businesses

Oregon loses skilled trade workers to neighboring states as high unemployment persists

Crook County still weighing $1 million horse racing grant as questions linger over earlier closed-door committee meetings

Prineville bar owner ordered to pay former employee nearly $8,000 amid ongoing troubles with state regulators

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Central Oregon

Powell Butte man arrested after single-vehicle crash and fire on Highway 97

An 18-year-old Powell Butte man was arrested early today following a single-vehicle crash on Highway 97 in Bend that caused the vehicle to catch fire and closed all highway lanes for nearly an hour.
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Prineville man arrested after graffiti reported at multiple downtown businesses

A 24-year-old Prineville man was arrested Saturday after police said an investigation linked him to graffiti discovered at multiple downtown businesses.

Prineville man sentenced to seven years in prison for child sexual abuse material

Authorities investigate overnight burglary at Brasada Ranch, say reports of armed robbery were false

One dead following overnight RV fire in Prineville

Lane County sheriff’s deputy charged in federal child exploitation case

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Local

Foreign exchange student struck by vehicle near Crook County High School

A 16-year-old foreign exchange student was hospitalized Tuesday evening after being struck while crossing Lynn Boulevard on an electric bicycle near Crook County High School.

CCHS Cowboys battle Estacada in chaotic season opener for football

Crook County High School Earns 2024–25 OACA 4A All-Sports Award

Crook County well represented in 2025 Boston Marathon lineup

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Alfalfa Fire’s $15K ambulance sale to COCC raises questions over auction, payments and former chief’s involvement

The Alfalfa Fire District's sale of a taxpayer-owned ambulance to Central Oregon Community College (COCC) for $15,000 is facing new scrutiny after records obtained by the Prineville Review revealed the college had apparently already paid the district before the vehicle was offered through a public auction that ultimately drew no other bidders.

Your potluck might be a crime in Oregon

Crook County Search and Rescue holding annual sandwich fundraiser, raffle outside Ray’s

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