Historical looks at this designated Oregon Heritage Tradition
Crux Fermentation’s founder, brewmaster shares sage advice before stepping away on July 1
The reversal of the landmark Supreme Court decision drew protesters to downtown Bend
Overdose deaths increase in Oregon as fentanyl flourishes
Ethan Hawke creates a memorable new monster in "The Black Phone"
How a local lottery player's system won him more than $100,000
A column exploring the therapeutic applications of the BodyMind
By Mike Macy | Jun 29, 2022
Licorice lovers, unite!
By Ari Levaux | Jun 29, 2022
Mimi’s Bagel Deli crafts with precision and care
By Jared Rasic | Jun 29, 2022
40th annual Mt. Bachelor Kennel Club dog show slated for July 1 at Deschutes County Fair and Expo Center
By Damian Fagan | Jun 29, 2022
| Jun 29, 2022
North America's largest living native rodents will improve ecosystems, if we let them
By Jim Anderson | Jun 29, 2022
The Western U.S. is experiencing its worst drought since 800 A.D.
By Theo Whitcomb, High Country News | Jun 29, 2022
By Chris Williams | Jun 29, 2022
Producers worry regulators are overreacting
By Jeremy Dickman | Jun 29, 2022
A basic primer of a complex tax rule for investment property purchases
By James Keane | Jun 29, 2022
Houston group brings together Thai funk, Iranian pop, Jamaican dub reggae, and American R&B
By L. Kent Wolgamott | Jun 29, 2022
Catch the Seattle psych-outfit at High Desert Music Hall July 5
By Isaac Biehl | Jun 29, 2022
Staff Picks from Dudley's Bookshop Cafe
By Tom Beans, Dudley's BookShop Cafe | Jun 29, 2022
La anulación histórica de la Corte Suprema atrajo a mucha gente al centro Bend
By Por Jack Harvel Traducido por Jessica Sanchez-Millar | Jun 29, 2022
A mediocre white man's look at Black cinema
By Jared Rasic | Jun 23, 2022
Nine counties in Oregon have voted in favor of exploring moving Oregon's border. We chat with the Crook County area leader about the movement.
By Nicole Vulcan | Jun 23, 2022
The City of Bend is exploring regulation of camps on City property, a year after creating a process for removing "unsafe" campsites
By Jack Harvel | Jun 22, 2022
Author Ellen Waterston's latest column on ageism and ageing
By Ellen Waterston | Jun 22, 2022
What today's indicators mean for buyers
By Brittany Barton | Jun 22, 2022
| Jun 22, 2022
From a roastery to a tap house, there's new food and drink to try just off downtown
By Donna Britt | Jun 22, 2022
Legendary artist releases first album of original material in a decade
By Alan Sculley | Jun 22, 2022
Nonprofit Classroom Law Project expands to Central and Eastern Oregon, hoping to increase civic understanding
By Chris Williams | Jun 22, 2022
A show-stealing recipe for summer meals
By Ari Levaux | Jun 22, 2022
Five species to watch for, and where to find them
By Sarah Mowry | Jun 22, 2022
4Peaks is excited to bring a stacked night of music to Silver Moon. And yes—they miss the flagship festival just as much as you
By Isaac Biehl | Jun 22, 2022
A climber waited overnight for a rescue after injuring himself
It’s time to stop making perfect the enemy of good
By The Source Staff | Jun 22, 2022
A chat about the Bend Vision Project, charting a course for the future of Bend
By Nicole Vulcan | Jun 16, 2022
Un grupo de maestros pide a las Escuelas de Bend-La Pine retirar una política de la era de la pandemia que prohibía calificar a los estudiantes con menos del 50% de la calificación.
By Por Jack Harvel Traducido por Jessica Sanchez-Millar | Jun 15, 2022
By Chris Williams | Jun 15, 2022
Company cites 'dramatic market shift,' in latest cannabis tech company cuts
By Taylor Soper | Jun 15, 2022
Curly parsley's role as a garnish at low-end chain restaurants gave it an undeserved bad name
By Ari Levaux | Jun 15, 2022
Adjusting for shifts in the market
By James Keane | Jun 15, 2022
The European starling and its ability to invade
By Jim Anderson | Jun 15, 2022
By Mike Macy | Jun 15, 2022
A group of teachers is asking Bend-La Pine Schools to rescind a pandemic-era policy that forbade grading students less than 50%
By Jack Harvel | Jun 15, 2022
| Jun 15, 2022
Bend City Councilors appointed a mental health counselor and a victim advocate to two vacant council seats
Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna and Jefferson Airplane on his book
By Dave Gil de Rubio | Jun 15, 2022
By Rob Brezsny | Jun 15, 2022
Sisters Rodeo is back!
By Chris Williams | Jun 8, 2022
Considering consensual non-monogamy
By Dr. Jane Guyn | Jun 8, 2022
The Indigo Girls open for Sarah McLachlan June 10 in Bend, showing off a musical career now in its fifth decade
By Alan Sculley | Jun 8, 2022
| Jun 8, 2022
A local foodie group celebrates food and community
By Nicole Vulcan | Jun 8, 2022
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