Kelsey McGee is a journalist for NewsChannel 21 / NPG based in Oregon. With a focus on local news and community events, Kelsey covers a range of topics including weather impacts, business trends, education, and transportation issues. Her reporting aims to provide valuable insights and information to the residents of Central Oregon.
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Kelsey's coverage primarily focuses on local events and seasonal topics, particularly related to the impact of winter weather on businesses, schools, and city services in Bend and Central Oregon. Her articles often touch upon family-related themes within this context.
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Central Oregon has a lot to offer, especially a variety of parks. In this weeks Park Picks, Kelsey McGee visited Discovery Park at NorthWest Crossing in Bend. She got to see what it has to offer, as well as what people like about the park. It's a popular park for many Central Oregonians, adults
By: Kelsey McGee
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) - An $80,000 3D laser scanner is helping Bend police with investigations at major crime scenes, providing greater accuracy while freeing officers for other duties.
By: Kelsey McGee
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- When it comes to eating food at school, Bend-La Pine Schools don't want families to worry about not being able to afford breakfast or lunch. Bend-La Pine Schools is providing free breakfast and lunch for all students this school year.
By: Kelsey McGee
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- This school year, thousands of Central Oregon students can get a free lunch and breakfast at school, easing their families' budget crunch. NewsChannel 21 looked Wednesday at what's on the menu, and where the funding comes from.
By: Kelsey McGee
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- At Tumalo Lavender, Saturday marks the third annual Volunteer Harvest Day. People are heading to the farm to learn about lavender and put on their gloves and clippers and harvest lavender. At the event there will be lavender lemonade and lavender baked goods.
By: Kelsey McGee
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Firefighters battled a still-growing number of older and new lightning-sparked wildfires across Central Oregon and nearby areas on Sunday, with resources stretched thin and evacuation zones and emergency closures in place. Mt. Bachelor remained closed for a second day.
By: Barney Lerten, Kelsey McGee
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Firefighters battled a still-growing number of older and new lightning-sparked wildfires across Central Oregon and nearby areas on Sunday, with resources stretched thin and evacuation zones and emergency closures in place. Mt. Bachelor remained closed for a second day.
TUMALO, Ore. (KTVZ) -- As of April, Healing Reins Equine Assisted Services is located at a new site in Tumalo. Healing Reins has moved over all operations to the site off Cline Falls Road. The 30-acre horse property was gifted back in 2022. All services returned to normal in May at the new location. On
By: Kelsey McGee
TUMALO, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The nonprofit Healing Reins Equine Assisted Services has put its roots down at a new site in Tumalo. In January 2022, the nonprofit was gifted the new 30-acre site in Tumalo. After two years of work, the nonprofit celebrated with a ribbon-cutting on Monday.
By: Kelsey McGee
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Several days of this lingering smoky haze are taking a toll on people and businesses downtown Bend. Smoke from the recent wildfires, like the Little Lava Fires and the Backside Fire, have become a new normal for residents.
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