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A few hundred people gathered in Redmond on Wednesday morning to celebrate the opening of Central Oregon’s youth workforce development facility.
Heart of Oregon Corps opened its $7.3 million campus in east Redmond, providing youth with a centralized workspace and education and training center.
Heart of Oregon is an alternative education organization that helps young people build trade skills, learn basic academics and carve out career pathways in construction, wildfire prevention, food handling and childcare. It serves youth who have struggled in traditional school and work settings, often because of money or limited rural resources.
In 26 years, Heart of Oregon has hired more than 5,000 people aged 16 to 24 who have gone on to work as professionals in trades like construction and conservation. Until now, the nonprofit operated out of borrowed, aging and crowded locations across the tri-county area.
“Heart of Oregon feels like a family more than a job,” said 18-year-old Sisters resident Jayden Hamilton. “It’s more hands-on. They pay you to actually learn, and they actually encourage you to find other opportunities out here. They can really shape your future here.”
Visit the link in our bio to read more about Redmond’s new campus for Central Oregon youth.
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Heart of Oregon Corps
10/05/2026
Two Deschutes County finance employees, Jana Cain and Cam Sparks, are running against each other for the office of Deschutes County Treasurer.
Deschutes County Treasurer race pits two county employees against each other - The Bulletin Two Deschutes County finance employees are running against each other for the office of Deschutes County Treasurer. Current officeholder, Bill Kuhn, is not running for reelection. Deschutes County chief financial […]
10/05/2026
We're back with the next category of your Bend favorites! Introducing the winners of the Best of Bend: Dining! 🍔🍽️
For the full Best of Bend Guide, comment visit the link in our bio or the comments 🤩
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WINNERS:
The Sparrow Bakery
McKay Cottage
Americana Burger
Cody's Country Catering
Thump Coffee Bend
Bontà - Natural Artisan Gelato
Midtown Yacht Club
10/05/2026
Embracing the principles of regenerative farming, the Buresh family grows 40 different herbs for their Oregon's Wild Harvest supplement line – a full-circle, sustainable approach to farming, business and wellness.
Market of Choice
Seed to bottle: Central Oregon family farm nourishes body and earth - The Bulletin At Market of Choice, support for regenerative farming unites time-tested practices with vision for the future In the early 1990s, long before many had heard of “regenerative” or “biodynamic” farming, […]
10/05/2026
Prep football roundup: Summit, Bend, Mountain View, Caldera all win Friday night
Prep football roundup: Summit, Bend, Mountain View, Caldera all win - The Bulletin REDMOND — When all the chips were on the table and a touchdown was needed to get past an upset-minded Ridgeview squad, the defending Intermountain Conference champions went to their […]
10/05/2026
Bend High XC claims boys and girls team titles at Oxford Classic
Bend High XC claims boys and girls team titles at Oxford Classic - The Bulletin In the 35th running of the Oxford Classic on Saturday afternoon, the top finishers in the boys and girls races decided early on to pull away from the pack on […]
10/05/2026
The modeling projects federal policy changes will increase annual energy spending in Oregon by $840 per household in 2035 and $1,200 per household in 2040, with a cumulative $9,300 increase from 2026 to 2040 — the highest of any state.
Oregon to see biggest jump in energy costs - The Bulletin Households in the contiguous United States will pay thousands of dollars more for energy through 2040 because of federal policy changes since President Donald Trump returned to office such as […]
10/05/2026
'Tis the season for fresh hops b**rs in Central Oregon.
Bend fresh hops festivals attract b**r lovers - The Bulletin From mid-August to early October, a once-a-year opportunity comes to Bend in the form of b**r. The fresh hop season in the Pacific Northwest arrives each autumn, typically peaking in […]
10/04/2026
State target for driving less in Bend will be hard to hit
Column: Oregon government wants Bend on a driving diet - The Bulletin Do you hate cars? I certainly do not. I don’t think I know anybody who does. At least, if they do they keep quiet about it. But Oregon’s direction on […]
10/04/2026
Legree scores three more touchdowns as Oregon State rolls in Pac-12 opener
Legree scores three more touchdowns as Oregon State rolls in Pac-12 opener - The Bulletin The opener in the revamped Pac-12 Conference could not have gone any better for Oregon State, particularly its offense, against Colorado State on Saturday afternoon. The Beavers were nearly perfect, […]
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