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  Sisters Rodeo cancelled due to pandemic

  The Biggest Little Show in the World is standing down this year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Sisters Rodeo President Curt Kallberg told The Nugget on Wednesday, April 8, that the Rodeo Board of Dir
• Camp Sunrise canceled for June 2020

  In an effort to protect the safety of patients, volunteers and staff, and members of the community, Hospice of Redmond has made the difficult decision to cancel its children’s grief support camp
• Hospice continues mission in face of pandemic

  In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, people are still approaching the end of their lives for unrelated reasons — and Hospice of Redmond is still at work serving them. The organization, which

• Sisters students will learn from a distance

  In a school district like Sisters, which is continually striving to keep students feeling engaged, prepared and connected, the “Distance Learning for All” mandate from Governor Kate Brown&
• Camp Sunrise canceled for June 2020

  In an effort to protect the safety of patients, volunteers and staff, and members of the community, Hospice of Redmond has made the difficult decision to cancel its children’s grief su
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  Gonzaga students volunteer

  Eleven Gonzaga University students out of Spokane, Washington, spent their spring break in Sisters, volunteering for Sisters Habitat for Humanity as part of Habitat for Humanity International’s

• Bank offers lines of credit for businesses

  Washington Federal Bank is offering small businesses lines of credit up to $200,000 interest free for 90 days for those affected by COVID-19. The bank, which has a branch in Sisters, has committed $10
• Sisters Businesses are Here to Serve

  Sisters businesses are finding creative ways to continue to serve their customers during these challenging, ever-changing times! The following list reflects changes of hours, delivery and pick-up opti
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  Durham named Woman of the Year

  Jesse Durham, co-owner of Sisters Coffee Co., has earned recognition as Woman of the Year from the Bend Chamber of Commerce. The annual award ceremony was held Friday evening at the Eagle Mountain Eve

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  Sisters Rodeo cancelled due to pandemic

  The Biggest Little Show in the World is standing down this year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Sisters Rodeo President Curt Kallberg told The Nugget on Wednesday, April 8, that the Rodeo Board of Dir
• Legislature to consider relief for arts

  Arts organizations across the state — including those in Sisters — have been heavily impacted by the shutdown in place to slow the spread of COVID-19. Nonprofit cultural organizations in
• Favorite books for troubled times

  I like two kinds of books or movies: either the bad guy dies at the end or the couple live happily ever after. All my favorite books and movies are series. By the time I’ve read or watched a cou

• Spring sports season is cancelled

  After Governor Kate Brown’s announcement on Wednesday that Oregon schools will be closed to in-person learning for the remainder of the school year, the Oregon School Activities Association (OSA
• Can we hike during COVID?

  Getting outdoors in the fresh air during the COVID-19 shutdown promises benefits to both physical and mental health. Yet campgrounds, sno-parks and trailheads are shut down. That has raised questions
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  Running commentary: the forest soothes

  As I watched my dogs Kinzua and Raven race up the red cinder 1008 road just north of Cold Springs Campground, I paused to take in my surroundings: mature, sun-splashed, yellow-bellied ponderosa pines

• Camp Sunrise canceled for June 2020

  In an effort to protect the safety of patients, volunteers and staff, and members of the community, Hospice of Redmond has made the difficult decision to cancel its children’s grief su
• Task force warns against dropping guard

  A state task force warned against easing restrictions in the effort to stem the spread of the COVID-19 virus in Oregon. The warning came as part of a Health Care System Action Plan developed by the &l
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  Animals help us in times of crisis

  The Centers for Disease Control and the American Veterinary Association have recently stated that pets are NOT a risk for spreading COVID-19. The World Health Organization has also recently reported t

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