Jun 2-9, 2021

News

• Local News

  Ghost Towns of Central Oregon

  The area's population is exploding. But a host of abandoned communities are sprinkled across the high desert.

  By Jack Harvel

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Local News

  Tumalo Fails

  Vandals target a portion of Tumalo Irrigation District pipe amid piping resentment by local landowners

  By Jack Harvel

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Local News

  Year-Round Shelter Opens

  Seventy individuals can find shelter at a converted warming shelter with new City and non-profit funding

  By Jack Harvel

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Local News

  Source Weekly Update June 3 2021 🎧

  A new shelter for Bend, a reward following irrigation vandalism and new bike paths proposed in this week's podcast

  Jun 3, 2021

  
• Local News

  Can't Camp Here

  Bend City Council adopts a policy for the removal of houseless camps on public right of ways. With shelters at capacity, where will they go?

  By Jack Harvel

  Jun 8, 2021

  
• Noticias en Español (Spanish News)

  Noticias en Español

  Líderes de la ciudad proponen al comité de supervisión de transporte dos senderos para bicicletas, y mas

  By Por Jack Harvel Traducido por Jessica Sanchez-Millar

  Jun 2, 2021

  

Opinion

• Editorial

  Sign the Petition to Make the Deschutes County Commission Non-Partisan

  While the commission ultimately voted against putting the idea on the ballot because of the costs involved, a group of citizens is picking up where they left off

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Letters to the Editor

  Letters to the Editor 6/3/21

  Bend Roundabouts, No fossil fuels by rail in Bend without adequate insurance,Gun violence and More Bread Crumbs for a Solution on Mirror Pond

  Jun 2, 2021

  

Culture

• Culture Features

  Get Your Art on, All Weekend Long

  First Fridays return for Bend and Redmond, and a new art show comes to Redmond, too

  By Megan Burton

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Take Me Home

  Buyers: That Love Letter to the Seller May Not be the Best Idea

  "Pick Me" letters create liability issues for all involved

  By Christin J Hunter, Broker

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Advice & Fun

  No Manchild Left Behind

  A good general rule might be that a guy's probably too old for you if he could've called you "baby," but "3-month-old fetus" would've been more medically accurate

  By Amy Alkon

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Advice & Fun

  This Modern World—week of June 3

  The sensible liberal

  By Tom Tomorrow

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Advice & Fun

  Free Will Astrology—Week of June 3

  I believe the coming weeks will be a fruitful time for you to be my kind of insane

  By Rob Brezsny

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Advice & Fun

  Stacking the Democracy Deck

  Makes sense to me

  By Jen Sorensen

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Advice & Fun

  Matt Wuerker—Week of June 3

  The Filibuster

  By Matt Wuerker

  Jun 2, 2021

  

Food & Drink

• Chow

  Thrill of the Grill

  Why heat up the oven on a hot day, when grilling pizza outdoors will do?

  By Ari Levaux

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Chow

  More Farmers Markets, Saturday Markets Open

  In a sure sign of summer, more local farmers markets—and Saturday markets—are opening up this week

  By Nicole Vulcan

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Beer & Drink

  Drinking in The Cellar

  Porter Brewing brings its cask-conditioned brews to its new downtown Bend pub

  By Heidi Howard

  Jun 2, 2021

  

Screen

• Film

  May the Source Be With You

  June Edition: A prediction for "Sweet Tooth," a comforting podcast from "Frasier"

  By Jared Rasic

  Jun 2, 2021

  

Music

• Sound Stories & Interviews

  Source Material

  Giving May's best music the flowers it deserves

  By Isaac Biehl

  Jun 2, 2021

  

Outside

• Go Here

  Train for that Race

  Running clubs in Central Oregon can help you get ready for a race, or just get motivated

  Jun 2, 2021

  
• Outside Features

  Back on Track: Bend Area Summer Bike and Running Races

  In-person events—and the occasional remote one—for summer 2021

  By Nicole Vulcan

  Jun 2, 2021