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Stand Up Comedy in Prineville OR

Central Oregon Comedy Scene brings the Best up and Coming comics from all over the US to right here to Central Oregon. $15 online /$20 at the door.
(Though this is an inclusive group, we do warn you might be offended because we believe in the first ademndment)

This September 17th at Seven Night Club we Present a Comedy Show Case. Doors Open at 7pm and show starts at 8pm.

Delaney Malone is a wild card comedian that is fearless and doesnt care what you think of her! She is chasing to be funny and let everyone know about it!

Steve Harper is a comedian from here in Central Oregon and is one of the OGs he has a wild past life that he can only hope his daughter doesnt live up too and he’s always worried about the littpe things he says as he raises her!

Geoff Boussaeu is a Comedian from Seattle Washington that has been in the game for 15 years! He has outlandish perceptions on life!

Come check these guys out at Seven night club this friday September 16th starting at 8pm! 21+ only!!!

Gettin’ Dirty in Prineville

Prineville bike projects are getting off the ground — and getting big air. In addition to the projected Crooked River Bikeway, Central Oregon’s first bike park is coming to Prineville this summer. Three years ago, after a group of teens approached the city council asking for a bike track, bike enthusiasts began fundraising and partnering with local businesses for the project, which cost approximately $89,000.

“It’s been a huge community effort,” said County Commissioner Seth Crawford, referring to local donations and volunteer work on the park. “It has something for everyone­, from two-year-olds to seniors. We’re really excited because this is something that kids and families can do together, and it’s the first one in Central Oregon.” With a grand opening set for July 16, the course is located next to Ochoco Creek Park in the middle of town and includes a BMX pump track, mountain biking obstacles and an area for families and novice riders.

Wastewater Cools Apple in Prineville

Apple has plans to waste not and go green. The technology giant has agreed to pay for a treatment facility to recycle water for evaporative cooling at its Prineville data centers. According to Apple, the new facility will conserve nearly five million gallons of water a year by reusing water from Prineville’s regular sewage treatment system instead of drawing from the tap. “Water’s a premium, especially in Central Oregon, and we want to utilize every ounce we can,” said Prineville’s Mayor Betty Roppe. “With the collaboration between businesses, we can accomplish a lot more than the city could on its own.”

Apple already ranks among Prineville’s top users last year with 27 million gallons going to the company’s facilities. The new recycled water will be treated to a cleaner level than the city’s existing system that treats water used for irrigation at its Meadow Lakes golf course as well as nearby pastureland. Construction of the facility is slated for this summer and the city estimates the project’s completion in 2018. “Apple has stepped up and is paying for the project at their cost,” said Steve Forrester, Prineville’s city manager. “Not only is this the right thing to do for the environment—Apple will use less water through this process—it also gives our community another tool in our toolbox, one more way to get water.”

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