Pat Thompson's grandchildren Cooper Hodges and Roe Kleint drew the winner of a STIHL centennial edition chainsaw at Sisters Rental. The winner was Preston Ferris of Terrebonne, a former Sisters Outlaw ...

There was a loud round of applause just after 9 p.m. on Thursday, October 22, as the Deschutes County Board of Commissioners (BOCC) approved the City of Sisters Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) expansion ...

The Lady Outlaws honored their lone senior, Devon Stevens, prior to their home match against Creswell on Monday, October 19, where they fell 0-2 to the visiting Bulldogs on senior night. Three days ...

In a recent column (“In the Pines: A better ballot”), T. Lee Brown levied several claims regarding Measure 9-185, characterizing the proposed Deschutes County district mapping as “crummy” and ...

The Deschutes Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) meetings can be contentious. During BOCC deliberations on properties adjacent to East Sisters and on the South side of Highway 20, the BOCC ...

The four candidates for Sisters City Council participated in a League of Women Voters forum on Monday, October 19, moderated by Nugget Editor-in-Chief Jim Cornelius. A slate of questions was submitted ...

Local residents and business owners led the ribbon cutting on the new Adams Avenue streetscape last week. The summer-long project was disruptive, but there is a positive consensus on the results.

Sisters Park & Recreation District's (SPRD) Sisters Community Park has received a prestigious Design & Construction Award from the Oregon Recreation and Parks Association. The award was presented at ...

A total of 640 women and girls traversed the streets, trails, and byways of Sisters on Saturday morning, October 24, in the annual Happy Girls Half-Marathon, 10k, and 5K. Runners were met with clear ...

Two programs designed to support students at Sisters High School with their post high school plans are back at it for the 2026-27 school year. Counselor Rick Kroytz is back at the helm of the ASPIRE ...