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Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation’s Vice Chairman Named Winner of Schnitzer Prize of the West

The inaugural Schnitzer Prize of the West was awarded to Brad Parry, the Vice Chairman of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation in Ogden, UT and leader of the Wuda Ogwa Cultural and Land Restoration Project. The $50,000 award granted by the High Desert Museum in Bend, OR is the first of its kind in the American West, celebrating and […]

Posted inLocal News

Counterculture Author to Give Bend Book Talk on Rise of Rolling Stone

Looking back, the achievements of Rolling Stone as a countercultural beacon in the 1970s may be taken for granted. But a closer look reveals how unlikely it really was.   Thatโ€™s part of what writer Peter Richardson hopes to show with his new book, โ€œBrand New Beat: The Wild Rise of Rolling Stone Magazine.โ€ Richardson, a San Francisco-based author of previous books about the Grateful Dead and Rolling Stone writer Hunter S. Thompson, takes a deep […]

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Walkoutsย Plannedย in Bend,ย Redmondย forย May Dayย ย 

Organizers in Redmond and Bend will hold May Day walkout marches May 1, planned as protests against billionaire rule and the Trump Administrationโ€™s policies. Protesters are encouraged to skip out on school, work and shopping to create an economic disruption.   Redmondโ€™s eventย isย hosted and organized by Indivisible Redmond, a local chapter of the nationwide movement against authoritarianism, and will take place at the Redmond Public Library […]

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CityFest at First Friday

The Downtown Bend Business Association is excited to invite you to a specialย CityFest at First Fridayย happening this Friday, May 1, in downtown Bendโ€”and itโ€™s the perfect excuse to get out, explore, and support our incredible local businesses. As you make your way through the First Friday Art Walk, popping into shops, galleries, and restaurants, be sure […]

Posted inFilm

I Tell You Once Again, Itโ€™s Bad

Everyone who goes to the movies is after something different. Relaxation, stimulation, escapismโ€”all are valid. Thatโ€™s why itโ€™s hard for me to reconcile exactly who โ€œMichael,โ€ the Michael Jackson musical biopic, is meant for and if its existence is healthy for culture and society at large. The film ends in 1988, at the height of […]

Posted inCulture Features

The Worldโ€™s Best Mom

Each year, Motherโ€™s Day reminds us how lucky we are for the mothers in our lives. Their support, strength, and love help us through the tough days and further brighten the best ones. But what does it take to be the Worldโ€™s Best Mom? I spoke with three Lava Ridge Elementary students and their mothers […]

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Free Will Astrology, Week of April 30

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): May is Free Thinking Month for you Tauruses. Itโ€™s also Free Feeling, Free Wheeling, and Free Healing Month. Wow! To observe this festive grace period, indulge in any of the following jubilant acts: 1. Declare your independence from anyone who tries to tell you how you should live your life or […]

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