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No Sisters Folk Festival in 2020
We'll have to wait till next year to celebrate the beloved music festival
by Isaac Biehl | May 27, 2020
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Free Will Astrology—Week of May 28
It'll be especially valuable for you to claim that superpower.
by Rob Brezsny | May 27, 2020
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Virtually Together
Tin Pan Theater and BendFilm celebrate one year together—and in the age of coronavirus, they also celebrate getting new movies on the same day as L.A. or NYC
by Jared Rasic | May 27, 2020
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Cans-To-Go: The Beverages of May
A look into this month's installment of our Cans-To-Go series, trying out new beers in the comfort of home
by Isaac Biehl | May 27, 2020
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Letters to the Editor 5/27/20
Public support for the downtown open streets concept as well as the Core Area Project (CAP) report!
| May 27, 2020
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Is the Market Going to Experience a Downturn the likes of the Great Recession?
The question I'm asked almost daily
by Christin J Hunter, Broker | May 27, 2020
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This Modern World—week of May 28
Way to pass the pandemic.
by Tom Tomorrow | May 27, 2020
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El Sancho Heads West
New location opens in old Longboard Louie's spot
by Nicole Vulcan | May 27, 2020
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Smells Like Quarantine Spirit & Trial By Fireworks
You see who people are when they're tested.
by Amy Alkon | May 27, 2020
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Boxing Up Owls
Give owls a place to live. Then band them for study
by Jim Anderson | May 27, 2020
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Raising the Bar
Serving drinks to thirsty customers is fraught with concerns for bartenders—but customers have a role to play, too. Read what happened during a recent Friday morning at a local greasy spoon.
by Cayla Clark | May 27, 2020
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Which Deaths Matter? 1
We must stop the carnage by any means necessary!
by Jen Sorensen | May 27, 2020
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Source Weekly Update Podcast 5/27/20
Deschutes County gets an "F" after a resurgence of cases, OSU researchers head to Bend and more in this week's podcast
| May 27, 2020
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Cycle Pub(lic humiliation) 1
Wow. We actually kind of miss Cycle Pubs
by Cayla Clark | May 26, 2020
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Winning: Holy Ship!
Postal Connections has seen a 25% increase in revenue during the pandemic
by Isaac Biehl | May 26, 2020
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Cases Spike Right After Reopening 6
After a spike in local coronavirus cases, Deschutes County gets an F from state health authorities
by Laurel Brauns | May 26, 2020
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Old industrial neighborhoods will (eventually) get a facelift
Bend City Council moves forward with plans to revamp the Bend Core Area
by Laurel Brauns | May 26, 2020
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Green on Green on... Green
Quarantine has helped local garden centers boom and bloom
by Cayla Clark | May 26, 2020
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Everyone Needs a New Sign
Delivery options and other COVID-era announcements help buoy sign makers' bottom lines
by Nicole Vulcan | May 26, 2020
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The Glass is Half Empty 5
Restaurants cannot survive on 50% of previous revenues for long. Demand for food delivery and the challenges of rehiring add insult to injury
by Laurel Brauns | May 26, 2020
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Raising the Bar 5
Serving drinks to thirsty customers is fraught with concerns for bartenders—but customers have a role to play, too. Read what happened during a recent Friday morning at a local greasy spoon.
by Cayla Clark | May 25, 2020
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A PAC for the People ▶ [With Video] 2
New bipartisan political action committee works to support progressive candidates
by Laurel Brauns | May 24, 2020
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'The Church is Not a Building' ▶ [With Video] 6
Local clergy look to the positive side of moving online—including increases in participation
by Cayla Clark | May 24, 2020
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Cans-To-Go: Sippy Cup Hazy Pale Ale
A warm afternoon and a few hazy pales, right from Bend
by Isaac Biehl | May 23, 2020
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Pearl's Puzzle - Week of May 21
Here's this week's Sudoku!
by Stark, Pearl | May 23, 2020
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Downtown Street Closures: Cool Idea, Lots of Cooks in the Kitchen 4
In the coming weeks some restaurants and shops will expand onto sidewalks and parking lots, but moving forward on true pedestrian district may be wishful thinking
by Laurel Brauns | May 23, 2020
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Emergency Loans for Local Businesses
Steve Ferber, director of commercial services at Mid Oregon Credit Union, talks to the Source about how the federal relief program played out in Central Oregon
by Laurel Brauns | May 22, 2020
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State Reveals $2.7 Billion Budget Shortfall
State economists predict Central Oregon, Oregon coast to be hardest hit by the recent closures
by Laurel Brauns | May 21, 2020
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Called To Act
In a time of crisis, these Central Oregonians stepped up.
by The Source Staff | May 21, 2020
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A Different Kind of Memorial Day Weekend
This year's holiday won't be ordinary, but it might allow people to remember what the day off is really about
by Isaac Biehl | May 21, 2020
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The Urban/Rural Divide, Internet Edition 🎧 [with podcast] 3
Many rural homes don't have internet access—making online school a challenge. Educators and business pros talk about working to change that
by Laurel Brauns | May 20, 2020
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Party Like A Democrat in a Pandemic
Election night Zoom gathering draws Oregon Democratic celebs and rising stars
by Laurel Brauns | May 20, 2020
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Outside Opens Up 1
Deschutes National Forest opens day use, but don't expect bathroom service. And floating the river? Maybe, and only if it's DIY
by Isaac Biehl | May 20, 2020
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Is Anyone Enforcing This? 3
No draconian police-state here. Elected officials emphasize education and individual responsibility
by Laurel Brauns | May 20, 2020
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A New Way to Beer Fest
With beer fests—and all fests—only alive in the virtual world, attending events like Portland Beer Fest just got easier for locals
by Heidi Howard | May 20, 2020
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Filmmaking with Your Quaranteam 1
Local director Taylor Morden stays busy with "The Last Blockbuster" documentary and more
by Jared Rasic | May 20, 2020
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Free Will Astrology—Week of May 21
Gemini. Everything good that can and should happen for you in the coming months
by Rob Brezsny | May 20, 2020
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Reopening: We Might Have Just One Chance to Get This Right
What we are witnessing, in its current form, may never happen again.
| May 20, 2020
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How to Waste Less Food in the Kitchen (and Eat Better, Too)
Saving money by using the whole plant, from Bend's Garden Betty
by Linda Ly | May 20, 2020
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The Times, They Did Change 1
Impacts of COVID-19 on real estate
by Abbie and Rick Sams | May 20, 2020
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The Summer of the Sidewalk
Downtown Bend restauranteurs advocate for a car-free summer
by Cayla Clark | May 20, 2020
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Gravel Bike Adventures in the Ochoco National Forest
Finding solitude and wide-open spaces, just east of Bend
by Linda English | May 20, 2020
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This Modern World—week of May 21
More crisis management tips from Donald Trump
by Tom Tomorrow | May 20, 2020
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An Eagle Obituary
At Blue Mountain Wildlife, saving raptors is the name of the game
by Jim Anderson | May 20, 2020
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Weigh in on the use of e-bikes on BLM lands
Where should e-bikes be allowed to roam?
by Nicole Vulcan | May 20, 2020
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Tips For Social Distancing
Be prepared for these scenarios!
by Jen Sorensen | May 20, 2020
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May Primary Election Results 2
Phil Chang moves forward in the County Commission race; Cliff Bentz takes the Republican nomination for House 2
by The Source Staff | May 20, 2020
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Too Soon? 1
While many local businesses celebrate Phase One reopening, others are taking the slow route to a safe reopening
by Cayla Clark | May 20, 2020
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Last Time Out 1
Musicians remember their last concerts before the pandemic shut things down
by Isaac Biehl | May 19, 2020
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Sweet, Sweet Victory... Gardens
South County Gardening works to bring fresh produce to those in need
by Miina McCown | May 19, 2020