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Aug 7-14, 2019

Vol. 23, No. 32

Digital Edition

At Home on Public Lands

Dispersed recreation could help with overuse issues. A first step toward that goal: An education into how the public can use its lands

By Nicole Vulcan

Aug 7, 2019

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Local News

DA Cautiously Optimistic with Budget Result

'Hybrid' solution involves some new staff, some work changes

By Hilary Corrigan
Aug 7, 2019
Local News

At Home on Public Lands

Dispersed recreation could help with overuse issues. A first step toward that goal: An education into how the public can use its lands

By Nicole Vulcan
Aug 7, 2019
Local News

Cuts to Public Advisory Groups Spark Concern

Senators highlight the importance of public participation in BLM decisions

By Hilary Corrigan
Aug 7, 2019
Local News

Cargo Train Derails

Diesel fuel spills near Madras

By Hilary Corrigan
Aug 12, 2019
Local News

Source Weekly Update Podcast 8/15/19

Forest Service Streamlining Prompts Questions, Voting on Marijuana Regulations and the Closing Reception for the Bend Art Center

By Tyler Anderson
Aug 14, 2019

Editorial

Best Bag Ban: The one that sticks

We decided to kick off "Best Of" season a week early and present one of our "Staff Picks" for Bests right now

Aug 7, 2019
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Guest Opinion: Bill Brings Waterway Concerns

Aug 7, 2019

Culture Features

Love Stories

The Sunriver Music Festival enters its 42nd year, with a focus on the power of love

By Isaac Biehl
Aug 7, 2019
Smoke Signals

H2 Woes

Cannabis increasingly scapegoated over water usage

By Jeremy Dickman
Aug 7, 2019
Take Me Home

Be Prepared for the Unexpected Delay

What can delay closing of escrow?

By Christin J Hunter, Broker
Aug 7, 2019
Advice & Fun

The Feud Pyramid

The desire for revenge is basically the urge to punish people who’ve harmed us

By Amy Alkon
Aug 7, 2019
Advice & Fun

This Modern World—week of August 8

Waren and Sanders want a government run system that replaces private insurance altogether

By Tom Tomorrow
Aug 7, 2019
Advice & Fun

Free Will Astrology—Week of August 8

Freaks like me appreciate creative egotists like you

By Rob Brezsny
Aug 7, 2019
Advice & Fun

Shooter Maifesto

The mass shooting community is trying to keep America safe

By Jen Sorensen
Aug 7, 2019
Advice & Fun

Mild Abandon—week of August 8

By E.J. Pettinger
Aug 7, 2019
Art Watch

New Gallery Opens in Prineville

Rimrock Gallery showcases fine art reflective of the West

By Teafly Peterson
Aug 7, 2019

Chow

Jelly: Not Just for Breakfast Anymore

Redmond-based small-batch handmade jelly adds flavor to dishes

By Donna Britt
Aug 7, 2019
Chow

A Drive for More Fresh Produce

A local group is encouraging people to donate fruits & vegetables

By Nicole Vulcan
Aug 7, 2019
Chow

The Podski Gets an Indoor Space

The new space will feature a beer and wine bar

By Nicole Vulcan
Aug 7, 2019
Beer & Drink

Review: Little Beast's Ferme Rouge

Sipping a unique mixed-culture beer at The Commons

By Heidi Howard
Aug 7, 2019

Film

The Slow and the Curious

Hobbs & Shaw is like bad pizza

By Jared Rasic
Aug 7, 2019

Sound Stories & Interviews

More Cowbell

Throughout its 40-year existence, The B-52s have been on a mission to get you out of your seat

By L. Kent Wolgamott
Aug 7, 2019
Sound Stories & Interviews

Slowing Down, Maybe

George Clinton comes to Bend ahead of his retirement—but he's not quite ready to let it all go

By Dave Gil de Rubio
Aug 7, 2019

Outside Features

Battle at Bachelor

A premier disc golf competition, set amongst towering trees and mountain views, continues to grow

By Damian Fagan
Aug 7, 2019