Friends of the Central Cascades Wilderness. Jefferson, Washington, Three Sisters, Diamond, Thielsen. You can help by becoming a sponsor with a generous donation, or by becoming a volunteer. Subscribe to our Email Newsletter. About once a month we will email you news about our events, meetings and items of interest related to the Wilderness. Click here to subscribe to our Email Newsletter. To learn more how you can volunteer, and what it takes, click on the Get Involved.

A Forest that Needs Fire. Healthier Forests, Safer Communities. A little smoke now to avoid a lot of smoke from future wildfires. Why the Deschutes National Forest needs our help to be healthy again. A Forest that Needs Fire. Forest restoration can help us live with, rather than fight fire. We count on the forest. Now the forest is counting on us.

Five Oregon Heritage Conference Sessions Open to Public in Bend. Oregon Parks and Recreation Dept. Five sessions of the Oregon Heritage Conference will be free and open to the public on April 13. Rdquo; This fun and casual program will address why McMe.

Fire hits NE Bend duplex; residents escape. Cold, snow make for a white Easter in MInnesota. Woman found alive after spending 10 days stranded in snow. DC cherry blossom peak moved to April.

Moonlight over the Deschutes River. Photo courtesy of Dean Drabin. Deschutes River at Sunset with a View of Mt. Photo courtesy of Dale McGrew. The Deschutes River, the Heart of Central Oregon. Photo courtesy of Dale McGrew. Our homeowner association management plans include board and financial management services to help keep your community running smoothly.

Our community website was developed to serve as an informative resource for both our neighborhood and our local community. Please feel free to contact us. With your comments and suggestions. Our goal is to maintain a healthy and sustainable community with high-quality amenitites and reliable, clean utility services, focusing on the safety, health and peaceful enjoyment for our homeowners and their guests.

Sunday, June 7, 2015. Currently there are no incidents to report on. Tuesday, May 26, 2015. Gas Leak has been stopped. The odor of gas will continue to dissipate. The area is deemed safe by Cascade Natural Gas and Bend Fire Department. Crews hit a 6-inch gas line at the Colorado Avenue dam project early this morning. Gas smells are prevalent in the area, especially NE of the dam. Sunday, May 3, 2015.