Gerry O'Brien

Klamath Falls, Montana

Gerry OBrien is the regional editor for the Montana Standard and Helena IR

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Pet of the week: Subie

Feb 20, 2025 | redmondspokesman.com | Gerry O'Brien

Adoptable dog Subie enjoys the sunshine! Subie is about 13 years old and looking for a retirement home. She’s got a nice temperament and would really fit in well in most homes. She’s done well around other dogs but might not appreciate super rambunctious dogs. She’s very friendly and easy going. She is mostly, or totally, deaf. But otherwise she is as chipper as she was 10 years ago. Come meet her at BrightSide Animal Center at 541-923-0882.
Oregon U.S. Rep. Chavez-DeRemer considered for labor secretary

Nov 20, 2024 | bendbulletin.com | Gerry O'Brien

Republican U.S. Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer, who narrowly lost her reelection bid earlier this month, may be in the running for labor secretary in a Trump administration. Politico reported Tuesday that Teamsters President Sean O'Brien and Republican leaders on Capitol Hill are pushing for Chavez-DeRemer to head the agency.
Tree And Mountainside

Jun 2, 2024 | gerryobrien.org | Gerry O'Brien

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Country music star Randy Travis to visit Bend for stroke awareness talk

Apr 2, 2024 | bendbulletin.com | Gerry O'Brien

By Gerry O'Brien Country music legend Randy Travis, renowned for his chart-topping hits and profound influence on the genre, will be visiting Bend on May 13 to shed light on stroke awareness, recovery and resilience. Despite facing significant health challenges after a near-fatal stroke, Travis, accompanied by his wife, Mary Travis, continues to educate the public on stroke prevention, rehabilitation and living a meaningful life after stroke.
Country start Randy Travis to visit Bend for stroke awareness talk

Apr 2, 2024 | bendbulletin.com | Gerry O'Brien

By Gerry O'Brien Country music legend Randy Travis, renowned for his chart-topping hits and profound influence on the genre, will be visiting Bend on May 13 to shed light on stroke awareness, recovery and resilience. Despite facing significant health challenges after a near-fatal stroke, Travis, accompanied by his wife, Mary Travis, continues to educate the public on stroke prevention, rehabilitation and living a meaningful life after stroke.
Randy Travis visits Bend for stroke awareness talk

Apr 1, 2024 | bendbulletin.com | Gerry O'Brien

Country music legend Randy Travis, renowned for his chart-topping hits and profound influence on the genre, will be visiting Bend on May 13 to shed light on stroke awareness, recovery and resilience. Despite facing significant health challenges after a near-fatal stroke, Travis, accompanied by his wife, Mary Travis, remains determined to educate the public on stroke prevention, rehabilitation and living a meaningful life after stroke.
Working with gravity, instead of against it

Mar 17, 2024 | bendbulletin.com | Gerry O'Brien

By Gerry O'Brien When we first learn to walk as infants, we tend to stand up, lock our knees, stick out our behinds and lurch forward. "That sets the stage for bad posture the rest of our lives," said Vance Bonner of Bend. "Locking your knees causes all sorts of problems," Bonner said. "It can take a while to unlearn that."
Subway Scenes

Mar 11, 2024 | gerryobrien.org | Gerry O'Brien

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Oregon needs to listen to its patients

Mar 7, 2024 | bendbulletin.com | Gerry O'Brien

More than half of Oregonians are living with at least one chronic health condition. One in four adults has a disability, and around 20,000 people receive a cancer diagnosis each year. Right now, our state is making critical drug pricing decisions that could make it harder for these patients to access the care they need. And it's doing so without even giving them a seat at the table.
Oregon has fewer job openings as labor market eases up

Mar 4, 2024 | bendbulletin.com | Gerry O'Brien

By Gerry O'Brien The number of Oregon job openings is returning to normal levels as the state's tight labor market begins to relax. Employers had about 65,000 open jobs at the end of last year, according to the latest quarterly survey from the Oregon Employment Department. That's down 25% from a year earlier - the fourth straight period that job vacancies have declined by at least that much.