Vol. 15, No. 32
Too Much of a Good Thing: Wind influx means Northwest has plenty of power with nowhere to go
When the wind blows and the water flows, the Northwest will continue to wrestle with what to do with too much of a good thing.
By Eric Flowers
You Got Mail: Sorting through the email trash
Please stop sending Woody stupid emails.
By Bob Woodward
Video of The Shins in Bend
The Shins play a small club gig with a new lineup to prepare for Outside Lands.
By The Source Staff
Horsing Around:Polo taking hold in High Desert
Bend Book Club to Honor Slain Member, Meyer
Obama Environmental Policy Adviser in Bend: "I like what you've done here"
What Bend can teach other communities about trail building and making money.
Bend's Foreclosure Soldier Story in the Headlines Again
People: Let's Make a Deal...
Bike commuters and vehicle drivers - let's compromise.
Bend PD To Public: Beware the Crosswalk
Beer Tasting is Hard Work
We tried a bunch of the Bend Brewfest beers so you wouldn't have to.
Hand Washing From the Future
How Slicks Que keeps you clean through the delightfully sloppy endeavor of bbq consumption.
Joan Osborne Coming to Bend
Joan Osborne is slated to play in Bend on July 13.
Bend Craigslist Item of the Day
Our Fresh Straight Poop Is Always Rated AAAAA+
By Source Weekly
The High Cost of Driving While Stupid
Using cell phones while driving are still no excuse for accidents.
City's Water Project is a Drain
The City's water project is starting to drain the budget and a petition has been made against it.
The Virtue of Patience in Land Conservation
A guest commentary about land conservation.
By Intern
Of Polo and Puppies
There is no connection between polo and puppies.
Get A Clue
Children should always wear helmets.
Shut-Up and Listen
Alive After Five Concert.
Fake Swords, Real Community: Getting medieval at the Corvaria Harvest Tournament
The Society for Creative Anachronism gives members a chance to recreate 17th century Europe.
History on Wheels: Learning Bend's past on bike with Let it Ride
Let It Ride takes visitors and natives alike on tours to learn the rich history of Bend.
Little Bites: Can We Sit Outside?: Three popular Bend spots add patios
Outside patio seating has become a popular request among those dinning on a sunny Bend afternoon.
By Mike Bookey
Your Local 21-Hour Pub: Caldera Grille comes to the aid of the hungry late night, early morning crowd
Chew-Chew on This: The Terrebonne Depot's train has arrived
Terrebonne Depot serves a great selection of food while emphasizing local produce and meats.
By Amy Belasen
Summer Done Right: Thank you, movie gods, for Rise of the Planet of the Apes
The Rise of the Planet of the Apes is a masterpiece among Hollywood Blockbusters.
By Jared Rasic
The Same Old Switcheroo: The Change-Up brings nothing new to the table in the tired body-switching comedy genre
The Change Up proves to be just as bad as all the other switcharoo movies and adds nothing new to over-explored genre.
By Anne Pick
Boot to Booty: The Asskickers lives up to its title with a lo-fi approach
The Asskickers goes back to the basics of animation and fighting in an affordable package.
Don't Mess with Texas!
This week, the TV devoted to Texas convinces any and all viewers that Texas is the number one state to never visit.
Straight Outta Utah: The Devil Whale's big, new and old sound
The Devil Whale's new album is a rare mix of throwback sounds that are sure to win over fans.
The Children of Summer: Introducing your kids to the world of bugs
Margaret Anderson's book, Children of Summer, is a work that will interest those who haven't had the pleasure of observing insects or itroducing their children to the world on the ground.
By Jim Anderson
The Brawl: Baseball players still care enough to occasionally try to punch each other
Sometimes in Baseball, fighting is the only answer as seen during the Giants and Phillies game.
Fat Tires To Easy Waters: Carl Decker takes tops at Worlds, Skyline mtb, and more!
Rafting the North Umpqua
Sebasian Foltz speaks of the nerves and inner conflicts of kayaking class IV rapids.
Women's Adventure Film Tour 2024
@ Sisters Movie House
Tue., March 19, 7:15-9 p.m.
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