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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By: Kelsey McGee
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The U.S. Highway 97/20 Bend North Corridor Project has been two years in the making. The project is still incomplete, with signs needing to be added. While some residents have figured out how to navigate U.S. Highway 97, some people are still confused about the changes.
By: Kelsey McGee
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The U.S. Highway 97/20 Bend North Corridor Project has been two years in the making and is nearly finished.
By: Kelsey McGee
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Driver confusion over ODOT's Highway 97 Bend North Corridor Project is still leading to dangerous U-turns. A Redmond resident told us of recently experiencing a scary close call.
By: Kelsey Mcgee
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- It's now been two years since voters approved Measure 114, and the measure remains a hot-button issue - and a legal one as well, as the court battles continue. The voter-approved measure would require permits, a gun safety course and ban high-capacity magazines that can hold more than 10 rounds. Kelsey
By: Kelsey Mcgee
More than 300 quilts have been donated by 80 quilters for the Third Annual Bend Food Project Quilt Sale. It was held at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Central Oregon, Saturday. All proceeds from the quilt sale will go towards providing food for kids through the Bend Food Project and The Giving Plate. Last year, the sale raised
By: Kelsey Mcgee
POWELL BUTTE, Ore. (KTVZ) -- It was the 78th Annual Lord's Acre Day at Powell Butte Christian Church, filled with food and fun. The original idea was that each farm family of the church would donate an acres worth of their produce to the lord's work. It's been a Powell Butte tradition since 1947. Visitors and participants enjoyed pies by the slice,
By: Kelsey Mcgee
POWELL BUTTE, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Saturday was the 78th annual Lord's Acre Day at Powell Butte Christian Church, filled with food and fun. The original idea was that each farm family of the church would donate an acres worth of their produce to the Lord's work. It's been a Powell Butte tradition since 1947. Visitors and participants enjoyed pies by the
By: Kelsey Mcgee
BEND, Ore.(KTVZ) -- Election Day is quickly approaching, with just two days left for the final push, from ads and mailers to door-to-door canvassing - and that includes the closely watched, hotly contested House Fifth District race between incumbent Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer and state Rep. Janelle Bynum. Bynum planned to be canvassing in Bend on
By: Kelsey McGee
More than 300 quilts were donated by 80 quilters for Saturday's third annual Bend Food Project Quilt Sale. It was held at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Central Oregon on Saturday. All proceeds from the quilt sale will go toward providing food for kids through the Bend Food Project and The Giving Plate. Last year, the sale raised more than $23,000. The quilts that didn't sell at the event will be posted for sale online later this month.
By: Kelsey McGee
BEND, Ore.(KTVZ) -- Election Day is quickly approaching, and candidates and supporters are busy working to get out the vote in the hotly contested Fifth Congressional District race between incumbent Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer and her Democratic challenger, state Rep. Bynum.
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