Jim Cornelius
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Sheriff Ty Rupert seeks full term in office (opens the original)
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Ty Rupert has been serving as Interim Sheriff of Deschutes County since August 2025, appointed by the Deschutes County Board of Commissioners to replace Kent Van Der Kamp, who was forced to resign in the wake of revelations that he had been dishonest about his educational and law enforcement background. Sheriff Rupert is seeking election to a full term on November 3. Interim Sheriff Ty Rupert is asking voters for a full term in office in the November election. A Marine Corps veteran, Rupert left
Sheriff's race embroiled in controversy (opens the original)
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The race for Deschutes County Sheriff between Interim Sheriff Ty Rupert and Lt. James McLaughlin has been dogged by ongoing controversy that heated up last week with the release of an independent investigator’s findings and a command staff recommendation that Lt. McLaughlin should be fired for dishonesty and misconduct stemming from a citizen complaint around a SWAT callout in La Pine in February. Those findings were first reported by Oregon Public Broadcasting on September 22. In a public state
Lt. James McLaughlin seeks to lead Sheriff's Office (opens the original)
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Lt. James "Mac" McLaughlin is running for Deschutes County Sheriff in the November 2026 election, facing off with Interim Sheriff Ty Rupert. Lt. James "Mac" McLaughlin is running for Deschutes County Sheriff. A Marine Coprs veteran who has served for nearly 19 years with the Deschutes County Sheriff's Office (DCSO), Lt. McLaughlin has served as a detective and rose to supervise DCSO's detectives and detective sergeants. He served as commander of the SWAT team, as well as part of the agency's pee
Fire recovery project to get quick launch (opens the original)
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An unusually short window for public comment on the Akawa Butte Fire Recovery Plan closed September 21, after only one week. The plan calls for salvage logging of dead or dying trees in the fire area, and replanting or reforestation. The Sisters Ranger District reports that the Akawa Butte Fire Recovery project will rely on analysis completed for the national Post-Fire Recovery Environmental Assessment (EA). That process expedites response for post-fire recovery. There has been concern expressed
Les Schwab marks 30 years in Sisters (opens the original)
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It's hard to remember that there ever was a time when there wasn't a Les Schwab tire center in Sisters. Thousands of residents and visitors have purchased tires or services there over the past three decades, and the shop at 600 W. Hood Ave. has become a fixture of the Sisters business community. Les Schwab Tire Center in Sisters is marking three decades of service to the community. But 30 years ago, it wasn't clear that Sisters would be the right place for such a business. Jeff Taylor recalled t
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