Brooke Snavely is a journalist based in Bend, Oregon, focusing on local news and community events. With a passion for the outdoors, Brooke often covers stories related to outdoor recreation, environmental conservation, and weather conditions in the Cascades. Her articles provide insights into the local community and keep residents informed about important issues and events in the Bend area.
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Brooke Snavely's articles primarily focus on local news covering a diverse range of topics such as snowstorms, homelessness, outdoor activities, business sales, and various government and political matters. She often includes expert commentary and announcements in her coverage.
If you have expertise in any of the local issues mentioned or are part of an organization that is directly involved with these topics within Oregon or Bend specifically, it could be beneficial to reach out to Brooke. Additionally, if you can provide insightful analysis related to crime trends, transportation challenges or developments related to house & home issues specific to the area she covers, your input may align well with her reporting interests.
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By: Travis Pittman, Brooke Snavely
Deschutes County Sheriff Shane Nelson said his public message Tuesday about an investigation into candidate Kent Vander Kamp is not election interference one week before ballots are due. That message has led to strong reaction from Vander Kamp and the community.
By: Brooke Snavely
Plows are at work on the Cascade Lakes Highway as the first big mountain snow moves in. But fire damage from the summer is keeping Edison Butte Sno-Park closed for now.
By: Brooke Snavely
The Central Oregon Symphony performed its fall concerts last weekend in the Caldera High School auditorium, needing to relocate to the smaller venue after the larger auditorium at Bend Senior High School had to be torn down.
By: Brooke Snavely
I & J Carpets in Bend said its has been the victim of vandalism twice in the past two years and had a tree next to their building set on fire from a suspected homeless camp.
By: Brooke Snavely
Thanksgiving travel in Oregon is changing as remote work lets travelers come early and stay longer. Central Oregon is seeing a surge in holiday visitors working a few days before enjoying family time.
It was 20 degrees with a wind chill, and still 3,500 people participated in the I Like Pie Run through the Old Mill District Thanksgiving morning.
Always known for making a big entrance, Santa dropped into Bend Friday aboard a helicopter. He is now set up in the Old Mill District's Santa Land, listening to what
By: Brooke Snavely
RUNNING AWAY WITH A RECORD: Bend’s Hillary Kupish sets two world records while completing The Great World Race -- 7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days. Before this, she ran less than a dozen marathons in her life.
Expect increased rates of seismic activity—earthquakes—at the Newberry Volcano south of Bend next week. Most will be too small to be felt.
By: Brooke Snavely, Matt Mcdonald
A single koi in Oregon’s McKenzie River near Eugene has wildlife officials worried. Invasive species like koi can harm native fish and spread diseases. 🐟
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