In a blast from the past, old news articles from 100, 75, and 50 years ago shed light on the historical events in Deschutes County. From tax collections by the Sheriff’s office to plans for a new wing at the Pilot Butte Inn, the articles paint a vivid picture of life in the past. In another piece, a famed dog driver, Gunnar Kasson, who made a heroic trek to deliver diphtheria serum to Nome, is set to visit Bend, showcasing the adventurous spirit of the times.
In more recent history, articles from 25 years ago feature the sale of the rustic town of Millican, with the potential for creative ideas to bring it back to life. The town, located east of Bend, was initially intended to be donated to an animal shelter but plans fell through, leaving the property up for grabs. The Resnick family, current owners of the town, are open to negotiations and are looking for someone with the passion and energy to revive the town.
Overall, these articles serve as a nostalgic glimpse into the past while also highlighting the potential for new beginnings and revitalization in the present day. The rich history of Deschutes County continues to inspire and captivate, inviting readers to imagine the possibilities for the future.
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