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

Crook County High School has clinched the 2024–25 Oregon Athletic Coaches Association (OACA) 4A All-Sports Award—marking the first time since 1982 that the school has received the honor.
Central Oregon

Crook County well represented in 2025 Boston Marathon lineup

A half dozen runners with ties to Crook County — including four current Prineville residents and one from Powell Butte — will take part in the prestigious Boston Marathon on Monday, April 21.
Government

CCFR Board rejects proposed 8% pay raise for fire chief facing criticism stemming from third-party report

A proposal to grant Crook County Fire & Rescue Chief Matt Smith an approximate 8% raise was rejected by the majority of the district’s elected board during its public meeting on Friday
Local

Crook County Sheriff John Gautney celebrates 40 years of distinguished service in law enforcement

Crook County Sheriff John Gautney is celebrating a major milestone this week—40 years in law enforcement since first taking the oath on April 18, 1985.
Government

Prineville City Council votes to approve mayor’s call to delay public hearing on UGB expansion for biomass facility

The Prineville City Council voted Thursday to postpone a highly anticipated public hearing on proposed expansions to the city's Urban Growth Boundary (UGB), originally scheduled for April 22.
Crime

Prineville woman arrested after allegedly stealing motorhome in Redmond with dog inside

A woman from Prineville was arrested earlier today after allegedly stealing a motorhome in Redmond that had a black Labrador retriever inside. The vehicle was taken from a parking lot at 1400 SW Canal Blvd. just before 1 p.m., according to Redmond Police Lt. April Huey.
Local

Crook County Sheriff’s Office opens registration for 2025 Junior Deputy Academy

The Crook County Sheriff’s Office is once again inviting local youth to step into the boots of law enforcement this summer through its annual Junior Deputy Academy.
Local

Crook County hosting open houses on alternate Juniper Canyon access road, 20-year transportation system plan

Crook County is once again updating its long-range transportation planning, and this time, officials are emphasizing the importance of community input as they weigh priorities ranging from congestion relief to new roadway access in rural neighborhoods like Juniper Canyon.
Government

Off-duty Crook County firefighters rescue driver from Santiam River near Sweet Home

Two off-duty firefighters from Crook County are being credited with saving a motorist’s life after a dramatic crash on Highway 20 near the Yukwah Campground on Saturday morning, Mar. 22nd.
State

State champs again! Crook County Culinary Team heads to nationals after state win

The Crook County High School (CCHS) Culinary Team has cooked up another big win—claiming their second state championship in just three years! This impressive accomplishment earns them a well-deserved spot at the national competition in Baltimore, Maryland.
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