Peyton Thomas
Writer at Freelance
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1 week ago |
centraloregondaily.com | Peyton Thomas
BEND, Ore. -- Crater Lake Spirits has put its nearly 24-acre Bend property up for sale, with an asking price of $9.5 million. The move comes with a bigger goal than just a sale. Founder Jim Bendis says the company is hoping to find a buyer who brings not only capital but also a bold vision for expansion. “We're looking at future expansion and growth and it takes money,” Bendis said. “And we have a property that's worth a lot of money.
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3 weeks ago |
centraloregondaily.com | Peyton Thomas |Steele Haugen
The Oregon Lightning are fighting for a playoff spot in their inaugural Arena Football One season—and they’re feeling the impact of a long season. With injuries adding up, the team looked to an unexpected source for fresh talent: the Central Oregon Daily sports desk. Head Coach Chuck Jones invited our Steele Haugen and Peyton Thomas to a one-day tryout, giving them a chance to prove they’re more than just highlight readers.
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3 weeks ago |
centraloregondaily.com | Peyton Thomas
As Earth Day highlights the importance of sustainability, Oregon is celebrating a major milestone in turning recycling into educational savings. As of March 2025, Oregonians have saved more than $2 million for future college expenses through the BottleDrop and Oregon College Savings Plan partnership. Nearly 7,000 households have taken part in the first-in-the-nation program, which lets families deposit bottles and cans and automatically transfer the funds into education savings accounts.
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1 month ago |
centraloregondaily.com | Peyton Thomas
Central Oregon residents have a rare chance to see the northern lights—no trip to Alaska required. Bob Grossfeld with Cascade Astronomy says the aurora could be visible Tuesday and Wednesday night, thanks to a strong solar storm that reached Earth earlier this week. “The best way to go out is somewhere where you have a view to the north and the northeast part of the sky,” Grossfeld said.
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1 month ago |
centraloregondaily.com | Peyton Thomas
BEND, Ore. — On Sunday, skiers of all ages took to the slopes at Mt. Bachelor—not to win, but to remember. In a tribute called “Brian’s Race,” hundreds of athletes gathered for a non-timed dual slalom to honor Mt. Bachelor Sports Education Foundation (MBSEF) ski coach Brian Roberts, who died in an avalanche last month on Mount Bailey. He was 50.
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