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Oregon TV Met takes her last trip around the BEND

 


Shannon Brady did her final forecast Wednesday th 14th at KTVZ in Bend, OR.   What's next can be found at this station link, but it appears this was a final FAREWELL.

https://ktvz.com/news/local-news/2026/01/14/ktvz-sunrise-meteorologist-shannon-brady-signs-off-moving-to-arizona/

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  1. I didn't know there was a TV station in Bend. That's great, Bend is a great town.

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    1. Bend is still a small television market, but the area is growing rapidly, and while it will likely never grow to be as large as the Seattle, Portland, or even Spokane television markets, I reckon that it will give the Yakima/Tri-Cities television market a run for its money someday.

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  2. I checked it out, according to Alexa, there are 7 TV stations in Bend, and when you think about it, Yakima, which is about the same size has several.

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  3. That's actually the last station Allen Schauffler -ex-King5 -worked before retiring. I think it was branded Central Oregon Daily.

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  4. Best of luck to Shannon on whatever life brings her way next.

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