More jobs? That could take until late '10
Oregon unemployment rate is holding in double-digits, but regional economists forecast an improvement in 2010 - though not as soon as many desperately hope.
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High Desert's big beer biz: Bottoms up or bust?
Some people claim that when the economy hits rock bottom, more people say, 'Bottoms up.' But some local beer experts say that's not necessarily true.
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Central Oregon job growth seen pacing state
State expected to add 9 percent more jobs by 2018, with Central and Southern Oregon projected to see the fastest job growth.
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Two Oregon tax-hike measures spark early debate
Another election is on the horizon, early in the new year, as Oregonians decide whether to save or throw out nearly $750 million worth of tax increases to balance the state's budget.
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Central Oregon growth slows, but still paces state
Central Oregon still paces growth in the state, with three of the four fastest-growing counties, despite dramatic slowdown from past years amid current recession struggles, PSU figures show.
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Oregon jobless rate holds steady in October
There was no change in Oregon's unemployment rate last month, officials say.
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St. Charles, doctors plan low-cost Bend clinic
New partnership of Central Oregon hospitals and doctors has as one of its first goals a new urgent-care clinic with a sliding-scale cost, to open on the St. Charles-Bend campus early next year.
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2010 economic forecast: Mixed bag, but better
They are the words we've waited so long to hear, and Dr. Tom Potiowsky delivered them: "I really think this recession's come to an end."
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COCC: With vote won, much building to come
After celebration comes preparation for a big growth spurt at Central Oregon Community College, with building projects in Bend, Redmond, Madras and Prineville.
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Two area Jeld-Wen resorts cut 27 jobs
Jeld-Wen of Klamath Falls eliminates 11 jobs at Eagle Crest Resort near Redmond, 16 jobs at Brasada Ranch in Powell Butte as travelers stay fewer days, spend less.
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Oregonians can get jobless pay while in school
State Employment Department enacts program designed to help thousands of low-income jobless Oregonians going to school.
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Feds award $30 million for Newberry geothermal work
Two geothermal projects in Newberry National Volcanic Monument area receive $30 million in stimulus funding, senators announce.
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Hopeful signs Madras economy starting rebound
Another restaurant is opens in Madras as a big airport expansion nears completion, two signs Jefferson County's largest city is starting to rebound from slow economy.
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Oregon gas prices up; natural gas prices drop
A mixed bag of energy news for High Desert residents Tuesday, as gas prices are on the rise again, but natural gas prices will fall this winter, making it cheaper to heat homes and businesses.
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Feds provide aid to laid-off Bend Cessna workers
The federal Department of Labor announces $1.4 million grant to help about 330 workers laid off by Cessna Aircraft in Bend.
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Jobs are focus as COCC repeats bond measure plea
With ballots mailed, Central Oregon Community College enlists student, business support in campaign to win approval of bond measure for new and upgraded buildings, to ease crowding. But it's a tall order in a tough economy.
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Jobless rate climbs in two of three counties
Joblessness worsened in Deschutes and Crook counties last month, but there was an uptick in Jefferson County, thanks to school workers back on the job.
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Redmond Airport expansion nearing debut
A long-running Redmond construction project finally sees a light at the end of the tunnel - or in this case, the runway.
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Oregon reports first stimulus impact: 8,000 jobs
Gov. Kulongoski says first wave of federal stimulus spending flowing through state government created or saved equivalent of more than 8,000 full-time jobs in Oregon.
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Oregon's jobless rate dips in September
Oregon's unemployment rate dropped in September, but so did the number of people who have jobs.
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Stimulus money to pipe canals, put water in Deschutes
Deschutes River Conservancy receives $3.66 million in federal stimulus dollars to pipe irrigation canals, put water back in Deschutes to help fish habitat.
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City of Bend lays off six more workers
Budget ax falls yet again at Bend City Hall, with six planning and building department workers laid off, the fifth round of job cuts since Dec. 2007.
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New rights for Oregon homeowners facing foreclosure
New state law gives Oregon homeowners new rights to seek a loan modification and stay in their home, avoiding foreclosure.
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Central Oregon jobless rates still on the rise
Much-sought signs of economic recovery prove elusive, as August unemployment rates rise yet again in Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson counties.
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Oregon, Bend-La Pine homeless students on rise
The number of Oregon homeless students grew by more than 2,000 last school year; Bend-La Pine figures also on the rise.
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Stimulus funds to cut private forest fire danger
Oregon Department of Forestry's Central Oregon District awarded $600,000 in grants to help private landowners reduce wildfire threat.
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Juniper Ridge: Bend's future takes shape, slowly
Juniper Ridge, a major development site that could bring thousands of jobs to Bend, is continuing to take shape.
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Survey paints picture of Oregonians' tough times
New survey: Recession that's seen an unprecedented collapse of financial institutions, home foreclosures and rising unemployment pounds Oregon with job loss, reduced work hours and scaled-back lifestyles.
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ODOT, Prineville Railway seek big rail grant
Big rail container facility, numerous other improvements would come to Central Oregon railroad tracks if ODOT, Prineville Railway win $60 million federal rail safety grant.
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Oregon gas prices on rise; fifth-highest in nation
West Coast gas prices are rising while they fall in other parts of the country, AAA Oregon reports.
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Oregon jobless rate climbs; High Desert 'flat'
Oregon's unemployment rate ticked upward to 12.2 percent in August, with state economists sticking by their prediction of a slow, jobless recovery likely to begin this fall.
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Area food bank help soars in troubled economy
More people than ever depended on Oregon Food Banks last year to put dinner on the table, and Central Oregon has seen the brunt of that need.
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Thousands exhaust Oregon jobless benefits
About 3,000 Oregonians have reached the end of their unemployment benefits, though new 13-week program starts next month.
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Back-to-school shopping can test the budget
Labor Day is the unofficial end of summer for thousands of students going back to school Tuesday. But for their parents, this time of year can be tough - especially on their wallets.
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AT&T closing Bend call center; 35 workers laid off
Thirty-five people have just been told that in 60 days they won't have a job any more, now that AT&T Wireless has confirmed the company is closing its call center in Bend.
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Bank of Cascades facing 'cease and desist' order
Benk of the Cascades reaches agreement with federal, state regulators which requires the bank to take certain measures to strengthen its financial condition and operations.
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Bend agency to use federal $ to buy 16 foreclosed homes
Bend-based Housing Works announces plans to buy up to 16 foreclosed properties with $600,000 in federal stimulus money.
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Oregon lawmakers get optimistic economic report
State Economist Tom Potiowsky issues latest revenue and economic forecast, telling lawmakers he expects the deep recession to begin easing its grip on Oregon this fall.
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Attorney general targets home loan scammers
Attorney General John Kroger announces new enforcement effort to protect Oregon homeowners by targeting loan modification companies that engage in deceptive and misleading business practices.
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Crook County jobless rate plunges - but there's a catch
Crook County's new jobless rate of 18.7 percent is down 3.7 points from a month earlier, the first drop in 2-plus years - but one big reason is fewer people looking for work.
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Two C. Oregon canal piping projects win stimulus funds
Two canal piping and hydro projects, with Swalley and Three Sisters irrigation districts, share $3.3 million in federal stimulus grants announced Thursday.
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C. Oregon stores desperate for back-to-school boost
More deals, but fewer consumer dollars means shoppers aren't just going for any old "Back to School" sale. A new economy is making for new shopping habits.
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Stimulus funds to help build Deschutes Forest HQ
Sens. Wyden, Merkley announce nearly $7 million in funding for new Deschutes National Forest headquarters at former Bend Pine nursery site.
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Secret industrial project could bring jobs to Prineville
Prineville has made short list of potential locations a large industrial manufacturing firm may build its next, $200 million project. But the name and other details are being kept under wraps, for now.
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Oregon jobless rate steady: Have we hit bottom?
The unemployment rate in Oregon did not change much last month, possibly indicating the recession has finally hit bottom.
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'Cash for Clunkers' putting dent in local charities
The federal "Cash for Clunkers" program is putting a dent in car donations to non-profits that already have seen such giving drop as the economy sours.
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Epic Aircraft workers retrieve tools; some have vision for reopening
A few Bend Epic Aircraft employees are talking, confirming company is shut down, as they get to retrieve locked-up tools. But some former workers have big hopes for a rebirth.
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Prineville bank's new owners vow 'business as usual'
Just three days after Prineville's Community First Bank is shut by state regulators, Idaho's Home Federal Bank opens in those eight branches, vowing to keep the same people in place and 'business as usual.'
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Recession still hurts; numbers offer glimmers of hope
The recession isn't over, but the pain is easing up a bit. That's what University of Oregon economists get out of new monthly numbers.
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Area contractors cope with downbeat housing market
It's the height of home-buying season across the country, but the boom has definitely passed in Central Oregon, leaving builders and contractors struggling to survive.
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Bend solar energy firm in $3 million partnership
Dept. of Eenrgy awards up to $3 million to partnership involving PV Powered to develop solar energy grid integration systems.
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Governor signs transportation-jobs package
Gov. Ted Kulongoski signs into law a $300 million per year transportation package to fix roads and bridges and sustain thousands of highway construction jobs .
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'Cash For Clunkers' hits the spot on High Desert
The 'Cash for Clunkers' program is revving up, giving Central Oregon consumers some extra cash to buy or lease a new vehicle, and spurring welcome interest at dealers.
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Tax hike foes file to begin referendum campaign
Opponents of the Oregon Legislature's $733 million tax increase have filed paperwork with the state to begin their drive to force a statewide vote on the issue.
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Deschutes, Jefferson jobless rates fall; Crook soars
Good news for two of three Central Oregon counties, as their unemployment rates fall for the first time in many months; not so in Crook County.
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Golf still a big driver of High Desert economy
Tourism Is a huge economic driver in Central Oregon, and many out-of-towners come here for golf. But amid a deep recession, are the numbers as strong as they once were?
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Oregon homeless figure tops nation
Oregon has the highest proportion of homeless people in the nation, according to a new federal report, and the signs are clear in Central Oregon - on the streets and at the shelters.
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Oregon jobless rate holds above 12 percent
Oregon unemployment rate hovers at 12.2 percent in June, essentially unchanged from May but more than double the figure of a year ago.
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Bend one of few metro areas expecting job growth
Some positive economic news, for a change, as the Bend metro area (Deschutes County) is named one of the few in the nation to expect job growth in the coming year.
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Natural gas rates expected to drop this fall
Oregon's natural gas companies expect to be able to pass along double-digit price reductions to their customers this fall.
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AAA: Oregon gas prices may have peaked for summer
Good news for motorists from Oregon AAA: Gas prices may have peaked for the summer.
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Gilchrist mill reopens, putting 70 back to work
It's the news the small town Gilchrist was waiting for, but some never thought would come. After sitting idle for months, Interfor Pacific's mill is ramping up production.
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Pacific Crest races pack Sunriver, despite recession
The streets of Sunriver were packed this weekend as turnout for the the annual Pacific Crest Weekend Sports Festival exceeded expectations.
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Gov. Kulongoski vetoes school funding plan
Gov. Ted Kulongoski has made good on his promise to veto the Oregon Legislature's $5.8 billion school-funding plan.
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More Central Oregon jobless - despite more jobs
Central Oregon jobless rates soar to new levels - in seasonally adjusted fashion - despite all three counties adding more jobs than normal for this time of year, state says.
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Bend homeless camp in town, not just the woods
Chances are at some point today, you've walked or driven past a homeless camp - and not even realized it.
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More surveillance video out from crime wave's victims
New surveillance video, shows Jake's Diner in Bend being burglarized early Monday morning. Police want your help identifying the two suspects.
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Oregon gas prices jump 60 percent in '09
Oregon gas prices have risen 60 percent since the start of the year, the biggest rise percentage-wise since the 1970s, AAA says.
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Bend foreclosures on the rise; squatters take advantage
As more Bend-area houses fall into foreclosure and sit empty, a new problem is creeping up. Squatters are breaking in and doing drugs, lighting fires and more - and police are having a hard time finding the culpritsl.
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Oregon jobless rate hits record 12.4%
Oregon's unemployment rate hits record 12.4 percent, but state economists say there are some favorable trends in May's job numbers.
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Bend's Bob Thomas testifies in D.C. on GM loss
Bend car dealer Bob Thomas, losing his GM franchise, and Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., blast GM and Chrysler's dealer closures at House hearing.
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Hurting small firms oppose children's health tax
Small businesses are worried a new state health care expansion halfway through the Oregon Legislature will force them to either get rid of their health insurance - or get rid of employees.
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Tough economy makes summer job hunt harder
Looking for a summer job? Get in line and fill out an application - they're out there, but you'll face a lot of competition, because of the economy.
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GM rejects Bend dealership's appeal to stay on
Bob Thomas Car Company's appeal to General Motors to retain its Chevrolet and Cadillac franchises has been denied, the company says.
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Deschutes jobless-rate jump No. 2 in U.S.
Bend metro area (all of Deschutes County) has jobless rate that has risen second-fastest in the nation over past year, new federal data shows.
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Crook County Christian School could close high school
Declining enrollment at Crook County Christian School might close Prineville's only private high school for good.
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Economist says recession may end by November
Economists are predicting the nation will climb out of this recession by the end of this year. But where does the housing market play into that prediction?
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Central Oregon jobless rates still soaring higher
Central Oregon unemployment rates for April jumped yet again, record for at least 19 years and more than double year-ago levels.
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Oregon $300M transportation bill wins initial OK
Lawmakers move out of committee a $300 million transportation package funded by increases in gas tax and vehicle registration, title and license plate fees; heads to House, Senate floors.
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Redmond armory could close; Prineville armory off cut list
In the face of state budget cutbacks, Redmond National Guard Armory faces potential closure, but more modernized armory in Prineville is off the list, at least for now.
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Crook County school tax defeat: 'What to cut?'
Crook County residents voted down a tax that would help ease their school district's money crisis, in a 71 percent landslide, leaving officials with even tougher choices to make.
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Governor visits job-seekers in Bend
Gov. Ted Kulongoski pays visit to Bend employment office, pitching his emergency jobs program and vowing to keep job creation atop his priorities.
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Greener, fuel-sipping cars sought - but at a cost
Most environmentalists are praising the president for proposing new nationwide emission and mileage standards, but the added cost is something worrying some car dealers.
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Jobless rate holds steady; emergency jobs program proposed
Governor's proposed emergency jobs program wouldn't offer high pay, and would offer relatively few work, but agencies want the help.
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After sharp rise, Oregon jobless rate flattens
After months of sharp increases, Oregon's unemployment rate has flattened, according to April figures released Monday.
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Two long-time C. Oregon GM dealers get 'the letter'
One day after Chrysler dropped almost 800 dealers - two of them in Central Oregon - GM sends similar notice to 1,100 dealers - and again, two on High Desert, a double-blow to Redmond's Dave Hamilton dealership.
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State revenue forecast offers mixed bag for budgets
New $350 million hole for almost-through biennium, a bit better picture for coming one sets stage for final weeks of debate in Salem, budget work for local governments.
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Kulongoski calls for summer jobs program
Gove. Ted Kulongoski wants Oregon to spend at least $90 million for what he calls an emergency summer jobs program.
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Recession To Recovery; Employment office on front line
NewsChannel 21's Kelsey Watts wraps up her 'Recession to Recovery' series with a look behind the scenes on the job-hunting battle's front lines: the state Employment Department and Worksource Oregon.
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Chrysler cuts two veteran Central Oregon dealers
Detroit's woes hit two long-running Chrysler dealerships in Central Oregon, as they learn the bankrupt carmakers wants to drop them, raising many questions.
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Tough times bring rise in employee theft
In the wake of the recession, more businesses face a huge financial threat. The last thing a store owner wants to worry about is his own employees stealing from him.
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Pole Pedal Paddle '09: Recession-proof event?
The U.S. Bank Pole Pedal Paddle is only four days away, but athletes aren't the only ones gearing up - so are local businesses, anxious for the welcome boost in customers.
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BLM Central Oregon gets $808,000 from stimulus
Today, the Bureau of Land Management's Prineville District Office announced $808,000 to fund four projects across Central Oregon under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. These investments
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Recession to Recovery: Going back to school
In Part 2 of our special series, NewsChannel 21's Kelsey Watts introduces us to a single mom who's on a new path to success after three layoffs in four years.
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Cessna to shut Bend factory, move work to Kansas HQ
Final ax falls at Cessna's Bend factory, as continued sales slump prompts more layoffs, move of plane assembly to Kansas headquarters.
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Redmond schools eye layoffs, 4-day weeks
The Redmond School District is narrowing down how it plans to balance next year's school budget, and the options are gloomy.
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Recession to Recovery: Entering the job market
In special four-part 'Recession to Recovery' series, NewsChannel 21's Kelsey Watts is taking an in-depth look at how local people are being affected in this fragile economy.
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Crook County reels from state's worst unemployment
Crook County zooms to the top of a list no one wants to top, with Oregon's highest unemployment rate.
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High Desert jobless rates hit 14.7 to 18.5 percent
Central Oregon unemployment rates continue to soar to record levels, with Crook County in the worst shape at 18.5 percent.
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Oregon unemployment rate second-worst in nation
Oregon records steepest year-over-year rise in unemployment rates among the states, and now its jobless rate ranks second in the country.
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Oregon jobless rate hits 12.1 pct., highest since '82
Oregon's jobless rate takes dramatic jump to 12.1 percent, rate seen only once before since the years after World War II.
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Sunriver Resort to hire up to 250 seasonal workers
Sunriver Resort says it plans to hire up to 250 seasonal workers - and has eliminated an international hiring program begun in 2006.
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Joe's to close all 31 stores, including Bend's
Yet another 'Going out of business' sale set for Bend as Joe's Outdoor, Sports and More fails to find buyer who will keep Northwest retailer going.
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New Bend bank gets national charter OK
Organizers of Crown Point National Bank say the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has granted conditional approval of its application for a national commercial bank charter.
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Busy Sunriver Airport to get new, wider runway
Sunriver Airport, one of busiest private airports in the West, to receive new runway in a project set to begin Monday.
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State budget shortfall: Now, a waiting game
With potential budget shortfall of $4.5 billion or even more facing the state of Oregon, examples of worst-case cuts are grim indeed.
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Stimulus funds put locals to work, cutting fire risk
Stimulus dollars are being put to work near Madras, making an area better equipped to handle wildfires.
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Shutter down: Ritz Camera closing Bend store
Ritz Camera Centers announces it is closing more than 300 stores nationwide, including one at Bend River Promenade
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Legislation to widen jobless benefits advances
Oregon Senate gives nod to bill that would change formula for calculating jobless benefits, opening rolls to about 6,000 families.
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Redmond School board feels heat, picks Skanska
Some in packed crowd testify they would not have backed bond measure if they knew Swedish firm would oversee new high school project.
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Oregon goes after UBS for $25 million loss
Treasurer Ben Westlund, Attorney General John Koger say state seeking to recover millions from Swiss Bank UBS AG, lost to PERS.
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Governor visits Redmond, touts 5th St. rebuild
Gov. Ted Kulongoski visits Redmond, tours site of downtown 5th Street reconstruction project.
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One in four Jefferson residents on food stamps
Nearly one out of four Jefferson County residents needs food stamps to get by as the economic slump's ripple effects spread far, wide.
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Stimulus dollars create local forest jobs
One month after President Obama signed stimulus bill, it's funding fuels-reduction projects employing over 140 on Central Oregon forests.
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Harney County hits 'Depression-era' joblessness
Officially, more than one in five Harney County residents is out of work, and impact is widely felt; officials trying to lure new industry.
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Area lumber yards reel from record-low demand
Lumber demand is expected to hit historic low this year, and that's forcing Central Oregon lumber yards to make cuts in staff, hours.
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Spring brings High Desert homebuilding revival
Major Central Oregon homebuilder says it plans to build four communities this spring on the High Desert, and that it believes the market is there.
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Bend solar energy firm gets presidential nod
During President Obama's speech on clean energy technology, Bend solar energy company he visited during campaign got a big mention.
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Deschutes, Ochoco forests award more stimulus work
About 100 more Central Oregonians will be working in the woods under two more Forest Service contracts funded by stimulus dollars.
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High Desert jobs picture got uglier in February
Central Oregon's jobless rates kept rising to record levels in February - 12.6 to 16.1 percent - but there are signs of hope.
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Oregon's jobless rate hits double digits
Grim new jobs numbers show Oregon's unemployment rate shot up by full point to 10.8 percent in February, highest since 1983.
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Parr Lumber closing yards in Redmond, Madras
Parr Lumber shutting its Madras, Redmond lumberyards this month, as well as one in Woodland, Wash. next month.
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Harry & David closing Bend Factory Stores outlet
Harry and David won't renew its lease on its outlet at Bend Factory Stores, the mall and company officials tell NewsChannel 21.
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Gottschalks up for sale, files for bankruptcy
Retailer Gottschalks, which opened its Bend store last fall, puts itself up for sale, files to reorganize in Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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More Crook County mill jobs disappearing
Crook County's 12.4 percent jobless rate already was Oregon's highest, and cuts by three large Prineville employers won't help.
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Oregon unemployment rate nation's fifth-highest
New numbers show Oregon has the nation's fifth-highest unemployment, but a local jobs analyst says don't be discourage by the numbers.
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Redmond Airport boarding record falls in '08 - barely
Redmond Airport sets passenger record for fourth straight year - but by less than one-half percent, due to gloomy second half.
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Cessna to lay off 2,000 workers companywide
Cessna Aircraft announces it's laying off 2,000 workers company-wide, amid unofficial reports of more impact on Bend factory.
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Big Bend business sectors feel downturn's impact
Huge, far-reaching impact of some major layoffs going on in Bend, as three different job sectors confirm things aren't going well.
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St. Charles parent freezes hiring, cuts pay
Cascade Healthcare Community, parent of St. Charles Medical Center-Bend, Redmond, cuts labor costs, reviewing services to avoid red ink.
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Les Schwab Tires cuts 27 jobs in Prineville
New year gets off to lousy start for 27 Les Schwab Tires distribution center workers in Prineville whose jobs are eliminated due to business slowdown.
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Post-Christmas sales bring out bargain-hunters
Dismal shopping season has retailers crossing their fingers traditional day of post-Christmas shopping, returning and exchanging.
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Central Oregon jobless rates soar to record levels
Central Oregon's jobless rates jumped to highest levels in at least 18 years last month as economy's troubles took root.
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Hard times: Half-million get food stamps in November
In another sign of slowing economy, the number of Oregonians on food stamps is highest in five years - and even higher in Central Oregon.
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Oregon jobless rate jumps to five-year high
Oregon's unemployment rate shot up nearly a percentage point in November, rising to 8.1 percent, highest since late 2003.
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Olive Garden due in Bend as small firms flourish
One Bend business closes, another seems to open up; list of newcomers apparently soon will include long-awaited Olive Garden Restaurant.
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Holiday parties fall victim to economic squeeze
City of Bend cancels holiday party amid layoffs; Beaver Coach Sales will hold its event in company showroom.
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Redmond Airport boardings down for fifth month
Roberts Field boardings down in November for fifth straight month, but officials optimistic of turnaround as expansion work proceeds.
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Lack of snow hurting Central Oregon economy
It been so warm, many people don't need jacket. That makes some happy, but not skiers, boarders or those who depend on them for their livelihood.
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High Desert jobless rates highest since '90
Central Oregon jobless rates jump in October to levels not seen in at least 18 years, state reports.
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Central Oregon retailers make early sales push
In shaky economy, Central Oregon retailers are doing everything they can to boost sales numbers, as large retailers slash prices early.
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Central Oregonians seeking state assistance jump
New figures show big jump in requests for state assistance - especially in Central, Southern Oregon, officials say.
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Out looking for work? That rings a bell
Oregon's unemployment rate has risen dramatically in the past month, and even Salvation Arm has bell-ringer waiting list.
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Oregon unemployment rate up sharply
Oregon's unemployment rate rose sharply last month, with major industries continuing to shed jobs as nation's financial woes deepened.
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Redmond Airport trims expansion scope
It's been a vision for years, but for now, it looks like the Redmond Airport expansion will be smaller than originally planned.
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Economy's effect on local plane makers varies
Two other Central Oregon plane makers say the economy hasn't been nearly as bad to them, in the wake of Cessna announcing 165 job layoffs in Bend.
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Boys and Girls Clubs need big help - soon
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Oregon needs $150,000 in donations to reopen its four locations, hopefully by Dec. 1.
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Cessna laying off 165 workers at Bend plane factory
Cessna follows through with layoff announcement, cutting 165 jobs at Bend plane factory, more than one-third of the workforce.
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GM, Ford woes impact Bend car dealerships
As GM, Ford face big losses and burn through funds, big sales slowdown is htting Central Oregon dealerships.
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