Jul 12-18, 2012

News

• Local News

  The Deadly Addiction to Cheap Meat: Antibiotics and feed lots are putting consumers in harm’s way

  America's cheap meat habit is costing more than we bargained for.

  By Source Weekly

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Local News

  Seattle Indie Take Over: Lemolo and Bryan John Appleby Tonight!

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Local News

  From The Vault: Man’s Best Friend

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 13, 2012

  
• Local News

  White River Falls Drowning Victims Recovered

  White River Drowning Victims ID'd

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Local News

  Max King Attemps Three Big Ass Peaks in 24hrs — Today!

  King is on the run again.

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Local News

  Awbrey Butte Shooter's Dad is President of Boy Scouts

  The father of a man who fatally shot another man on Awbrey Butte in June is the current president of the Boy Scouts of America.

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 12, 2012

  
• Local News

  Munch and Music Tonight! VIP Passes Up For Grabs

  Munch and Music VIP Pass Giveaway for Drake Park

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 12, 2012

  
• Local News

  Marion Cunningham, American Culinary Legend, Passes Away at 90

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 12, 2012

  
• Local News

  Tour De France - Stage 11

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 12, 2012

  
• Local News

  The Rest Of My Interview With Emmylou Harris

  A Fortuitous Sound, on newsstands today... but read the rest of the interview here.

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 12, 2012

  
• Local News

  A Place To Bury Strangers on Spotify

  Listen to the new album from A Place To Bury Strangers on Spotify.

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 12, 2012

  
• Local News

  What's Happening Tonight

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 12, 2012

  
• Local News

  Forest Service okays Bridge Creek water project

  The Forest Service has given the city of Bend the green light to build a 10-mile pipe from Bridge Creek to the city’s water holding facility west of town, called Outback.

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 12, 2012

  
• Local News

  Snortin' Whiskey and Drinkin' Cocaine

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 13, 2012

  
• Local News

  The Trilogy Ends: Manchester Orchestra front man finishes his solo opus.

  Andy Hull completes his trilogy of albums recounting journal entries of a 17th century sailor.

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 15, 2012

  
• Local News

  From the Vault: Another must-see "written by" Oliver Stone flick

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 16, 2012

  
• Local News

  Carrie Nation & the Speakeasy

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 17, 2012

  
• Local News

  Tour De France – Rest Day Recap

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 17, 2012

  

Opinion

• Editorial

  A Plague on Both Your Helicopters

  AirLink and Life Flight get this week's Boot.

  By Source Weekly

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Letters to the Editor

  No Longer a Shining City Upon a Hill

  An opinion towards the Republican leadership.

  By Source Weekly

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Letters to the Editor

  The Founding Mothers

  An opinion between men and women.

  By Source Weekly

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Letters to the Editor

  Scientology Column Was a Bad Joke

  Opinion of the Scientology column.

  By Source Weekly

  Jul 11, 2012

  

Culture

• Culture Features

  Uke It Up: Funny instrument is a seriously good time

  By Brianna Brey

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Picks

  Our Picks For 07/11-07/18

  This week's picks we are sure you will enjoy.

  By Source Weekly

  Jul 11, 2012

  

Food & Drink

• Chow

  Little Bites: The Sunriver Haps: New brewery and farmers market give locals more choices

  The new Sunriver Brewhouse opened last week and from the background noise on the phone, it's a hopping place.

  By Erin Foote Marlowe

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Chow

  Delicious Synchronicity: Expertly prepared local food, wine and beer to make for unforgettable evening

  This first-of-its kind Farm to Fork dinner in Central Oregon will feature a cornucopia of fresh organic veggies, locally produced cheeses and locally raised meats paired with a 10 Barrel brew and three of Maragas Winery’s Central Oregon-produced wines.

  By Laura Kessinger

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Chow

  Apricots Prove Healthy and Yummy Can Co-exist: The season is short, so eat lots of them now

  The apricot season is short-lived: so eat all you can now.

  By Joe Benevento

  Jul 11, 2012

  

Screen

• Film

  Naturally Stoned Killers: Oliver Stone dishes up an undercooked smorgasbord of ultra violence

  Aaron Johnson and Blake Lively star in the recent film Savages.

  By Morgan P Salvo

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Film Events

  The Name of the Game: Lucrative franchise branding can’t salvage Game of Thrones lack of innovation

  First in a series of novels, Game of Thrones has been through the proverbial entertainment media ringer.

  By Source Weekly

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Film Events

  I’ve Got a New Drug

  Breaking Bad returns for its fifth and final season this Sunday, July 15th.

  By Wm.™ Steven Humphrey

  Jul 11, 2012

  

Music

• Sound Stories & Interviews

  Worship; A Place To Bury Strangers: Label: Dead Oceans

  Take a stroll through a metal foundry while listening for patterns in the sounds made by the machinery and you might hear a bit of the industrial tenor that makes up the noise-rock backdrop for A Place To Bury Strangers

  By Ethan Maffey

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Sound Stories & Interviews

  A Fortuitous Sound: Emmylou Harris credits just about everyone but herself for her 40-year music career

  See country-rock musician, Emmylou Harris at the Athletic Club of Bend, July 22nd.

  By Ethan Maffey

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Sound Stories & Interviews

  Dancing In the Streets: Summerfest will hit downtown Bend pavement with a stout music lineup

  The Bend SummerFest has earned a reputation for cramming a staggering amount of music into the two-and-a-half-day festival, and this year is no exception.

  By Ethan Maffey

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Sound Stories & Interviews

  Stop, Look and Listen: Two must-read music blogs

  Two music blogs currently churning out top-notch recommendations to the blogosphere.

  By Ethan Maffey

  Jul 11, 2012

  

Outside

• Natural World

  Time for a Cat Management Plan: Plague case underscores the need to cull outdoor cat population

  The recent plague scare means It's time for cats to not only be managed, but pay their own way as dog-owners do.

  By Jim Anderson

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Outside Features

  The Paleo Diet: Local crusher Ryan Palo recently became the first Central Oregonian to climb 5.14c at Smith

  Palo became just the twelfth person to send the nearly 150-foot-long line, considered by most climbers to be the hardest route in the park and one of the toughest sport climbs in the U.S.

  Jul 11, 2012

  

Special Issues & Guides

• Summer Adventure

  Paddle Trail Epic: Wickiup to Drake Pond Over A Long Weekend

  What to expect on a three-day paddle outing.

  By Bob Woodward

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Summer Adventure

  Race Big: Why race in one sport when you can race in three?

  Armed with a desire to prove they can do it, beginner triathletes are flocking to the multi-sport event.

  By Source Weekly

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Summer Adventure

  Riding High: Glass off with tandem paragliding

  Those who really want to fly should consider taking a ride with U Fly Tandem, a local paragliding business in Bend.

  By Source Weekly

  Jul 11, 2012

  
• Summer Adventure

  Bike Big: Hit the road this summer for some big-time mountain biking

  Oakridge calls itself a mountain biking Mecca and the title suits it.

  By Source Weekly

  Jul 12, 2012

  
• Summer Adventure

  Free to Ski: It’s not over until it’s over—and it ain’t over

  With blue skies overhead and the prospect of ditching your jacket entirely, this is akin to catching an endless wave on a summer day.

  By Eric Flowers

  Jul 11, 2012