Jul 29 - Aug 5, 2020

News

• Local News

  What We Lose When We Lose Live Music

  Three local event organizers weigh in on the loss of community gatherings, and bringing people safely together again

  By Laurel Brauns

  Jul 29, 2020

  
• Local News

  Broken Pipes, Broken Promises

  The tribes at Warm Springs deal with both a water shortage and a dramatic spike in COVID-19 cases

  By Laurel Brauns

  Jul 29, 2020

  
• Local News

  Reminiscing on Bend's Music Scene

  Local artists reminisce on what makes Bend's music scene so unique

  By Kyle Switzer

  Jul 29, 2020

  
• Local News

  From the Stage to the Construction Site

  Local musician Michalis Patterson details personal struggles with shutdowns, restrictions and a lack of live performances

  By Cayla Clark

  Jul 29, 2020

  
• Local News

  Tourism in the Time of COVID: Kevney Dugan, CEO of Visit Bend 🎧 [with podcast]

  Where is the fine line between saving the economy and keeping the community safe?

  By Laurel Brauns

  Jul 30, 2020

  
• Local News

  Our Restaurant Guide Winners Dish on their Fave Dishes ▶ [with video]

  The owners of Sunny's Carrello, Zydeco Kitchen & Cocktails and Aina Kauai Style Grill pick their favorite meals

  By Darris Hurst

  Jul 31, 2020

  
• Local News

  Loss and Loneliness at Local Long-Term Care Facilities

  A COVID-19 outbreak at a local nursing home was related to six recent deaths. As the pandemic frenzy wears on, are we leaving some of society’s most vulnerable behind?

  By Laurel Brauns

  Aug 4, 2020

  
• Local News

  Source Weekly Update 8/5/20 🎧

  A Local Death, Harassment Charges, and more COVID cases this week. All In This Week's Source Weekly Update.

  Aug 5, 2020

  

Opinion

• Editorial

  The Governor's Guidance is Enough. We Don't Need Other Public Entities Creating a New Playbook.

  Every morning we wake up, wondering with some frustration what new guidelines will be in place—but you can be sure we are taking those guidelines to heart.

  Jul 29, 2020

  
• Letters to the Editor

  Letters to the Editor 7/30/20

  Fines for the Unmasked will not work and more in this week's letters

  Jul 29, 2020

  

Culture

• Culture Features

  No Live Music? Look to the Streets.

  As COVID-19 continues to restrict local venues, musicians are taking their gigs outdoors

  By Kyle Switzer

  Jul 29, 2020

  
• Take Me Home

  Hesitating Buyers?!

  Now may be time to get off the fence

  By Abbie and Rick Sams

  Jul 29, 2020

  
• Advice & Fun

  Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hide

  Extroverts and introverts' differing social preferences

  By Amy Alkon

  Jul 29, 2020

  
• Advice & Fun

  Free Will Astrology—Week of July 30

  Your perceptiveness will be at a peak in the coming weeks

  By Rob Brezsny

  Jul 29, 2020

  
• Advice & Fun

  Pearl's Puzzle - Week of Aug. 3

  Here's this week's Sudoku

  By Pearl Stark

  Jul 31, 2020

  
• Art Watch

  Get Your Art on the Wall ▶ [with video] (con versión en español)

  Convocatoria de Artistas: A call for a Spanish-speaking artist for the Franklin Underpass mural

  By Nicole Vulcan

  Aug 4, 2020

  
• Source Spotlight

  Pandemic or Not, the (Radio) Show Must Go On

  A young radio host shares his love of music over the airwaves, with some social-distancing adjustments

  By Richard Sitts

  Jul 29, 2020

  

Food & Drink

• Chow

  Keep it Suttle

  Upcoming Suttle Lodge events combine regional wineries, breweries with chef-prepared cuisine

  By Cayla Clark

  Jul 29, 2020

  
• Chow

  After Two Positive Tests, Lessons Learned

  The co-owner of Jackson's Corner and Parilla Grill had two employees test positive for COVID-19. Now he has advice for other business owners in managing the unknown

  By Cayla Clark

  Jul 29, 2020

  
• Beer & Drink

  Black is Beautiful

  Crux Fermentation Project joins 900+ breweries in making a brew that raises funds for police brutality reform

  By Heidi Howard

  Jul 29, 2020

  

Screen

• Film

  I Made it a Blockbuster Night

  "The Last Blockbuster" finally has its premiere

  By Jared Rasic

  Jul 29, 2020

  

Music

• Sound Stories & Interviews

  Life in the 'Badlands' ▶ [with video]

  Casey Parnell's debut solo album is set to the background of nature

  By Isaac Biehl

  Jul 29, 2020

  

Outside

• Go Here

  Peterson Ridge has a new trailhead—with parking and bathrooms

  New access point for people arriving via motor vehicle

  By Nicole Vulcan

  Jul 29, 2020

  
• Natural World

  No Such Thing as a 'Free Lunch'

  Observing the cycle of life among butterflies and wasps and birds

  By Jim Anderson

  Jul 29, 2020