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With a Fraction of Its Usual Crowds, Amphitheater to Host Cultural Events
Local directors find a stage for their show, "Songs for a New World"
by Cayla Clark | Aug 5, 2020
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Sunriver has gone dark—and that's a good thing
The newest addition to the International Dark-Sky Association's Dark Sky Places Program
by Nicole Vulcan | Aug 5, 2020
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Dance, No Matter What
Think you can't plan a dance performance online, without partner interaction? A group of local Acro Fusion dancers prove you can
by Cayla Clark | Aug 5, 2020
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We Can Dismantle Systems, as We Work Within Them, Too
As some recent cases show, the systems, too, can be used to move society in a more just direction.
| Aug 5, 2020
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Free Will Astrology—Week of August 6
I invite you to enjoy the feeling of being at peace with all that's mysterious and beyond your understanding
by Rob Brezsny | Aug 5, 2020
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Start 'Em Young
Bend Forest School now open for kids' exploration
by Jim Anderson | Aug 5, 2020
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News Briefs
Man Dies at Bend's New High School, DA Charges Fred Meyer Employee with Harassment After Allegedly Shoving Trump Supporter & Two Bend First Responders Test Positive for COVID-19
by Nicole Vulcan | Aug 5, 2020
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Letters to the Editor 8/6/20
Time to Wake Up - Black Lives Matter is not a terrorist group
| Aug 5, 2020
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Immunity Impunity
Senate Republicans want to slash COVID-19 unemployment benefits to just $200/week...
by Jen Sorensen | Aug 5, 2020
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Night Channels Debut its First EP, 'Mercy'
A thunderstorm of alternative rock from the new-ish kids on the block
by Isaac Biehl | Aug 5, 2020
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This Modern World—week of August 6
Ways to reassure Americans that you will accept the results of the election
by Tom Tomorrow | Aug 5, 2020
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Get a Taste of This Place
The High Desert Food and Farm Alliance creates a new campaign to bridge the gap between consumers and locally grown food
by Cayla Clark | Aug 5, 2020
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MC Yammer
Uncontrolled anger can get us in trouble (sometimes for 20 years to life)
by Amy Alkon | Aug 5, 2020
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Cultivate Bend: Nurturing the Seeds for Bend's Future
New venture helps food and beverage companies in Central Oregon get off the ground
by Kyle Switzer | Aug 5, 2020
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Don't Spike the Ball Before the Touchdown is Called
A real estate transaction is never guaranteed until it officially closes
by Christin J Hunter, Broker | Aug 5, 2020
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A First for Bend
Lava Terrace Cellars brings Bend its first winery, sustainability and award-winning vintages
by Cayla Clark | Aug 5, 2020
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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
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Pearl's Puzzle - Week of Aug. 3
Here's this week's Sudoku
by Pearl Stark | Jul 31, 2020
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Tourism in the Time of COVID: Kevney Dugan, CEO of Visit Bend 🎧 [with podcast] 2
Where is the fine line between saving the economy and keeping the community safe?
by Laurel Brauns | Jul 30, 2020
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Alleged “Rolling Coal” Incident Leads to Charges 13
Man uses thick plumes of diesel smoke to disturb rally
by Nicole Vulcan | Jul 29, 2020
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Hesitating Buyers?!
Now may be time to get off the fence
by Abbie and Rick Sams | Jul 29, 2020
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Keep it Suttle
Upcoming Suttle Lodge events combine regional wineries, breweries with chef-prepared cuisine
by Cayla Clark | Jul 29, 2020
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Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hide
Extroverts and introverts' differing social preferences
by Amy Alkon | Jul 29, 2020
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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
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No Such Thing as a 'Free Lunch'
Observing the cycle of life among butterflies and wasps and birds
by Jim Anderson | Jul 29, 2020
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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
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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
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Free Will Astrology—Week of July 30
Your perceptiveness will be at a peak in the coming weeks
by Rob Brezsny | Jul 29, 2020
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Broken Pipes, Broken Promises 1
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
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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
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Pandemic or Not, the (Radio) Show Must Go On 3
A young radio host shares his love of music over the airwaves, with some social-distancing adjustments
by Richard Sitts | Jul 29, 2020
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Letters to the Editor 7/30/20
Fines for the Unmasked will not work and more in this week's letters
| Jul 29, 2020
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The Governor's Guidance is Enough. We Don't Need Other Public Entities Creating a New Playbook. 3
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
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Reminiscing on Bend's Music Scene
Local artists reminisce on what makes Bend's music scene so unique
by Kyle Switzer | Jul 29, 2020
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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
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The Source Weekly Update 7/29/20 🎧
Three new COVID related deaths in Central Oregon, and two alleged race related crimes in Bend.
| Jul 29, 2020
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Five Central Oregon Deaths Reported in a Single Day 6
Oregon Health Authority reports five more deaths, bringing state total to 303
by Nicole Vulcan | Jul 28, 2020
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Night 57: Federal Troops, Tear Gas, and the Clash for Power 1
Scenes from the front lines of the 57th night of the Portland protests
by Kyle Switzer | Jul 26, 2020
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Pearl's Puzzle - Week of July 27
Here's this week's Sudoku
by Pearl Stark | Jul 24, 2020
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The Social Wellbeing of the Community in the Time of COVID 🎧 [with podcast]
Cameron Clark of C3 Events, takes us on a philosophical journey where we explore the impact of the arts, culture and gatherings on the social community health
by Laurel Brauns | Jul 24, 2020
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Three New COVID-19 Deaths in Central Oregon
The Oregon Health Authority reported the deaths early Friday, taking the total death toll in Central Oregon to five
by Laurel Brauns | Jul 24, 2020
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Fines for the Unmasked 6
Bend City Council puts teeth to the governor's mask orders, with fines for those not in compliance
by Laurel Brauns | Jul 23, 2020
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Source Weekly Update 7/22/20 🎧
The pandemic is at our doorstep: Deschutes County's first death, increased mask regulations, and more on this weeks update
| Jul 22, 2020
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Tastes Like Summer
Local breweries GoodLife and RiverBend Brewing tap two favorite summertime fruits for their latest brews
by Isaac Biehl | Jul 22, 2020
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The Plague Rages On
New mask laws, first death, outbreak at nursing home, record-breaking case counts and more in the time of COVID-19
by Cayla Clark | Jul 22, 2020
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Stay Off My Lawn 1
Bend Park and Recreation District prohibits all outdoor events, to the frustration of local thespians
by Cayla Clark | Jul 22, 2020
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This Modern World—week of July 23
Trump re-election strategy
by Tom Tomorrow | Jul 22, 2020
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Pop-Up Culture
Blockbusters, drive-ins and alleys, oh my
by Jared Rasic | Jul 22, 2020
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A Curfew Won't Solve Bend's Leadership Vacuum 1
Bend City Council began a discussion around the possibility of implementing a 10 pm curfew in the city
| Jul 22, 2020
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Burnout in the Time of Coronavirus 1
Precaution exhaustion, fear of being judged and the claustrophobia of quarantine are part of the new normal
by Laurel Brauns | Jul 22, 2020