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Cowboys Cut WR Traeshon Holden After Signing Von Miller

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By Mike Thomas
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SPORTS 8-20 COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Fall Camp is underway. In Eugene, another day, another preseason watchlist. Quarterback Dante Moore is up the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm award. Wide receiver Iverson Hooks and tight end Jamari Johnson are on the Biletnikoff watchlist for most outstanding receiver. Four Ducks are on the pre-season Associated Press All American Teams. Moore is first team Quarterback. A’Mauri Washington is first team Edge, Koi Perich, first team DB, and Brandon Finney Jr is second team DB.
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Wildfires and ODOT

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By Mike Thomas
| KBND-AM (Bend, OR) Verified
US 26 between Prineville and Mitchell is back open after a wildfire-related closure, but ODOT says the drive may not be back to normal just yet. Spokesperson Casey Davey says crews are still working near the highway, cutting hazard trees and, at times, back burning close to travel lanes. That means traffic control could change with little notice. Davey says drivers should slow down through burn areas, watch for smoke, and be alert for pilot cars guiding vehicles through affected stretches.
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COCC President Looks Ahead

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By Mike Thomas
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KBND News spoke exclusively with COCC President Greg Pereira as he approaches one year leading Central Oregon Community College. Pereira says his first year has centered on listening to employers and local communities, then adapting programs to meet workforce needs across the region. He also wants students to view COCC as a first-choice school, not a fallback, pointing to dorms and students who come from across the country to attend.
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