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The 2024 Deschutes County Fair & Rodeo is at hand: Here’s a look what’s on tap
REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) – The Deschutes County Fair & Rodeo is back, promising an unforgettable experience filled with top-tier entertainment, thrilling rodeo events, and fun-filled activities for all ages. Scheduled from Wednesday, July 31 to Sunday, August 4, this year’s fair is set to be the largest and most exciting yet, attracting visitors from across Oregon and beyond.
Junior Forecaster: Xander has plenty of fun outdoors
Xander is helping sort out the weather here in Central Oregon as we close out the month of July on a hot note. Xander is going to be in the 6th grade at Cascade Middle School this fall and enjoys a number of outdoor activities. When he is not riding his scooter or his BMX, he can be found at the skate parks around the area. Not a big fan of the heat, but does enjoy the summer months in Bend. Thanks Xander!
A community send off for Bend North Little Leaguers heading to regional competition
A crowd of family, friends and well-wishers gathered to put the state champion Bend North Little Leaguers on buses and send them to the regional tournament in California.. Rousing community send off for Bend North Little League to baseball regionals. The state champion Bend North Little League baseball team is...
Bend North Little League In LLWS Regionals...Elks Amundson Gets Honored
The North Bend Little League baseball team won the Oregon State Championship and now will represent Oregon in the Little League World Series Northwest Regional! The games in this tournament will be livestreamed and televised on ESPN+ and ESPN. Their first game is on August 3rd vs the state champions from Alaska. That game will be on ESPN+ at 6PM. The team has a GoFundMe to help cover travel and lodging costs for the competition in Southern California. The community has quickly raised nearly $12,000 towards their $15,000 goal.
Redmond HS unified sports program adds sheep showing at Deschutes County Fair
Redmond HS unified sports program adds sheep showing at Deschutes County Fair. The Redmond High School unified sports program is introducing special needs athletes to sheep showing. The athletes are debuting at this year’s Deschutes County Fair.
BLL All-Stars complete first-ever appearance at West Region
The Beaverhead Little League 13-14 All Stars made history with the first-ever appearance by a team from the league at a tournament beyond the state little league level. The BLL squad competed in the West Region at Bend, Oregon. Dillon lost to Hawai’i, 17-0, in their opener and then fell to elimination to Washington, 14-2.
US Amateur Championship qualifier at Bend Golf Club pits Summit grad against top amateurs
The final round of U.S. Amateur Championship qualifier for the Pacific Northwest was in Central Oregon Monday. The 32-player field included Summit High School graduate and Bend's own Sam Renner, who finished at 2-under-par. “It was really nice to sleep in my own bed, I won't lie," he said. "But...
Return of the Cascade Cycling Classic Criterium
Saturday, August 10, 2024, from noon to 8 p.m. The crowd gathered early, anticipation building as they stood three rows deep to watch for the first cyclists to round the corner. An announcer called out the names of those leading the peloton as they streaked past in a blur of colors. Cheers of encouragement mingled with clanging bells as the athletes vanished for another circuit. Fans who remember the experience can look forward to the excitement again as the fast-paced Cascade Cycling Classic’s Criterium returns to Bend this August after a seven-year hiatus.
Ducks, Beavs Get Preseason FB Recognition...Elks Snap Win Streak
Bend snapped their eight game win streak going down to the Drifters 6 to 3 last night. The Elks are a game and half behind first place Ridgefield and a game behind second-place Portland in the South Division second half. Game two in Springfield is tonight. College Football:. The Ducks...
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