Vol. 16, No. 6
A Singular Purpose: Bend's charity meal provider has quietly met the demands of a growing population
The Family Kitchen provides food for the homeless and the unemployed in a comfortable atmosphere.
By Eric Flowers
The Shins and Beck, Both Coming Back to LSA
Good news for summer music in Bend.
By The Source Staff
Move Over Chamonix, Here Comes Bend!
National Geographic declares Bend a top 25 ski town -- and does it with a straight face
Counterpoint: Bend owns that top 25 list
Yep, right up there with Chamonix.
Storms still on economic horizon
Legislature must deal with $340 million shortfall.
Silver Moon Brewmaster Headed to Eugene
Nostrafilmus 2-10-2012
Child Evangelism Fellowship: Teaching students the "good word" during the lunch hour
Religious teachings next door to your child's school?
BOTC Pledges a Billion in Local Lending
Jury rules Les Schwab violated wage laws
Les Schwab could be fined millions for violating Oregon wage laws
Bend Man Arrested with 64 lbs of Pot
The Bent Lounge: It's what's on tap at Winterfest
Pronghorn Sold To Hawaiian Group
City Club to Take on East-West Divide
This week the City Club of Bend will attempt to tackle the Eastside vs Westside divide in what should be an interesting and far reaching conversation, rife with geographic stereotypes.
Mini TED conference coming to Bend
Local organizers will hold mini-TED conference on April 28
Boutique movie theater to open in Tin Pan Alley
New independent movie theater to open in former Top Leaf Mate location
Valentines Around Town
What to do tonight, with a date or a broken heart.
Wyden Grounds the Choppers
Wyden gets Senate to pass a bill stopping helicopter tours above Crater Lake.
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The Family Kitchen serves a large amount of meals to the locals.
Losing Our Religion
The relationship between the United States and religion.
Awakenings: Actor Derek Sitter draws on his own struggles for new film project
Local film writer, Derek Sitter tells about a man and his journey with a bipolar disorder.
By Suzanne Burns
The Bistro Evolves: Tart twists traditional French cuisine into new shapes
Tart Bistro serves out French cuisine in an intimate atmosphere and plans to stay awhile.
By Laura Kessinger
More Change Afoot at Old Mill Brew Werks
Old Mill Brew Works changes location to the old 10 Barrel spot and will brew under the name Bend Brew Works.
Bang the Drum Slowly: Woman in Black is straightforward with old school scares
Daniel Radcliffe stars in the newest horror movie Woman In Black.
By Morgan P Salvo
Into the Donkey Abyss
A humorous review of Breaking Bad.
By Wm.™ Steven Humphrey
PCP Returns to Bend: Get high with the Portland Cello Project, not the recreational dissociative drug
The Portland Cello Project showing at Summit High School that is sure to please the crowd.
Risk Vs. Reward: On accidents, avalanches and other perils
Risks of avalanches are more common than we think and possible signs appear on Mt. Bachelor.
Local Heros
The Agent of Change: Josh Cook
Local hero and doctor from Prineville, Josh Cook sets out to transform the health care system.
'I'm Not A Nurse': Lack of formal training didn't deter this Bend native
Local hero, Lavonna Redman created a school dedicated to children with special needs and is the founder of Angel Notion.
There When You Need Them: Commitment binds local search and rescue volunteers
Local heroes of search and rescue help a man who fell onto a ledge at Smith Rock.
Friends In Foreign Lands: Local nurses travel abroad to volunteer time and energy for those with little resources
Local hero, Julie Bostrom participates as a volunteer nurse for Operation Smile in countries such as China and the Middle East.
The Love Issue
Mutant Doll Art Show
@ ReGroup Thrift Warehouse
Sun., Oct. 1, 6-8 p.m.
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