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Reminiscing on Bend’s Music Scene

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

If there is a “Bend sound,” what is it? How do local music fans play into the scene? And where do local music makers like to play most? As part of this week’s feature on the Central Oregon music scene, I checked in with some local musicians to answer these questions and more. [page] Name: […]

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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

As local shows continue to be postponed, venue seating is limited, and COVID-19 cases go up, being a local musician is proving to be one of the hardest jobs to bounce back from in this pandemic era. To the local music lover, the horizon is looking gray. However, to the jobless but ever so optimistic […]

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Night 57: Federal Troops, Tear Gas, and the Clash for Power

Scenes from the front lines of the 57th night of the Portland protests

When walking even a half mile from the protests your eyes begin to water, the smell of RoundUp creeps up your nose, your throat inches, then burns. Chants billow towards you: “Whose streets…. our streets.“ Goggles soon become a necessity. Two masks help shield your throat from the invisible, sharp air, and as the first […]

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Listen to Your Heart

Tips and tricks to socially distance yourself from heatstroke, while maintaining that swol’ Bend body

As mask regulations ramp up, quarantine continues and the monotonous day-to-day routine proves to be as strangling as the walls around your home office, exercising is a necessity. That early-morning run or after-work trip to the bike trail is increasingly becoming something of a therapy appointment. But as the year creeps along into its hottest months, some of Bend’s popular trails prove unforgiving, dusty and sometimes dangerous, depending on the time of day. The major threat to be aware of when exercising in the summer is heat stress, which can lead […]

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Grownology: The Garden that Grows Up

The creator of a local vertical farming company talks about conserving water while growing fresh food for the needy

Humans have long had a fascination with the possible integration of human and machine. From James Cameron’s epic 1984 film, “Terminator,” to our more recent obsession with half machine, half hero “Tony Stark,” the world seems to be ominously awaiting the ever-increasing reality that robots are coming. Although we haven’t seen robots traveling in time […]

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A Push to Rename the Bend VA Clinic After Bob Maxwell

Oregon’s Congressional delegation joins forces to honor WWII vet

Representative Greg Walden (R-OR2) introduced legislation Thursday to name the Bend Veterans Affairs Clinic after WWII veteran and Bend resident Bob Maxwell. Prior to passing away in May 2019, Maxwell was the oldest medal of honor recipient in the nationโ€”Maxwellโ€™s medal being signed off by Franklin Delano Roosevelt two day before FDRโ€™s death. Maxwell was […]

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Take Back the Butte

Hundreds gather on Juneteenth on Pilot Butteโ€”the site of KKK rallies in the early 20th Century

Hundreds gathered to march up Pilot Butte, the site of KKK cross burnings in the early 20th century. Organized by Central Oregon Black Leaders Assembly the “Take Back the Butte” peaceful protest, which happened on Juneteenth, culminated to a final moment at the top where the “bad juju” was lifted off the iconic Pilot Butte. […]

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Source Picks 2/16/17

The Source Weekly with Angela Moore and Jared Rasic present a weekly podcast in which we talk about the Picks of the Week. This week we discuss Death by Design: The Dirty Secret of our Digital Addiction, Polar Plunge, The Vagina Monologues, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong with Moon Room, Sacred Leadership Workshop, 6th Annual Tour […]

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