Jul 5-11, 2018

News

• Local News

  Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch...

  It was once an over-grazed range that became the home of Rajneeshpuram. Now another type of religion occupies the space, along with ranchers committed to land restoration

  By Brian Jennings

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Local News

  Six-Story Building Coming to the West Side

  The old Ray's Food Place location is set to become 203 living spaces over a ground-floor commercial space

  By Chris Miller

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Local News

  Alignment Project Open House

  The City of Bend will have group presentations and answer questions regarding the proposed map realignments

  By Chris Miller

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Local News

  Getting North to South Via East

  The extension of 27th Street will allow for an east side pass-through—but it could come with some big cuts for one local club

  By Jaclyn Brandt

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Local News

  Don't Like Getting Stuck in Traffic?

  Avoid these spots July 9-15

  By Chris Miller

  Jul 6, 2018

  
• Local News

  Crossword—Week of July 5

  By The Source Staff

  Jul 6, 2018

  
• Local News

  New Allegations Emerge Against Boddie

  Local woman accuses candidate of groping in 2012

  By Nicole Vulcan

  Jul 6, 2018

  
• Local News

  Fellow Councilor Calls for Boddie to Step Down

  Accusations against City Councilor and House 54 candidate prompt community leaders to speak out

  By Nicole Vulcan

  Jul 9, 2018

  
• Local News

  Starbucks is Ditching the Plastic Straw

  The company says new recyclable lids will replace single use plastic straws by 2020

  By Chris Miller

  Jul 10, 2018

  
• Local News

  Sunriver Police Looking for Missing Man

  Raul Rodriguez' family is concerned about his welfare

  By Nicole Vulcan

  Jul 10, 2018

  
• Local News

  Sanctuary?

  An initiative that may head to the November ballot would reverse current immigration law

  By Chris Miller

  Jul 11, 2018

  

Opinion

• Editorial

  Voters of House District 54 deserve better from the Democratic Party

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Editorial

  Much Love and Grim Solidarity

  Baynard Woods takes stock in his last Democracy in Crisis column

  By Baynard Woods

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Letters to the Editor

  Letters to the Editor

  In response to...

  Jul 5, 2018

  

Culture

• Culture Features

  Trailer Biz

  It's like a food cart movement for other types of businesses—and these two are even located in a food cart lot near you

  By Caitlin Richmond

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Culture Features

  Adults in the Pool

  Conquering fears in the water, no matter what age

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Smoke Signals

  Depression and Cannabis

  By Josh Jardine

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Take Me Home

  Home Prices Continue to Outpace Wage Growth

  By Nick Nayne, Principal Broker

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Advice & Fun

  Fade Diet and Fappy Gilmore

  It's hard on the ego to learn why somebody's leaving you, but it beats needing a Ouija board

  By Amy Alkon

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Advice & Fun

  This Modern World

  By Tom Tomorrow

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Advice & Fun

  Free Will Astrology—Week of July 5

  By Rob Brezsny

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Advice & Fun

  I Like White People, Okay?

  By Jen Sorensen

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Advice & Fun

  Mild Abandon—Week of July 5

  By E.J. Pettinger

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Art Watch

  Wearable Art

  By Teafly Peterson

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Art Watch

  Bill Hoppe's Retrospective is Fantastic

  The COCC professor is one of Bend's most influential artists. See his show.

  By Nicole Vulcan and Danielle Meyers

  Jul 6, 2018

  
• Source Spotlight

  Rockin' the Airwaves

  Young DJs thrive on KPOV

  By Richard Sitts

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Book Talk

  Source Suggests

  By Tom Beans, Dudley's BookShop Cafe

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Book Talk

  Book Talk

  "Custer Abandoned"

  By Chris Miller

  Jul 5, 2018

  

Food & Drink

• Chow

  Hidden Courtyard Dining at a Longtime Mainstay

  Jackalope Grill serves up a dessert to test your patriotism

  By Lisa Sipe

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Chow

  Bike. Brunch. Cave

  By Lisa Sipe

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Chow

  Brickhouse Wins Award from Wine Spectator

  By Lisa Sipe

  Jul 11, 2018

  
• Chow

  Trend Alert: Photo Booth Hits Cocktails

  By Lisa Sipe

  Jul 11, 2018

  
• Beer & Drink

  Worthy Enough for Downtown

  Taps and Tacos livens up Brooks Street even more

  By Kevin Gifford

  Jul 5, 2018

  

Screen

• Film

  The Bad, the Worse and the Deadly

  "Sicario: Day of the Soldado" will blow you away

  By Jared Rasic

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Film

  East Meets West

  Post-Muslim ban approval, six films exploring Middle Eastern culture

  By Jared Rasic

  Jul 5, 2018

  

Music

• Sound Stories & Interviews

  Still a Thrill

  Social Distortion tours with Low Cut Connie before returning to the studio in January

  By Anne Pick

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Sound Stories & Interviews

  A Deep, Steep Collaboration

  Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers exist as two separate entities in music, but also merge into one touring force

  By Alan Sculley

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Sound Stories & Interviews

  Dead Awesome

  A reunion at Autzen—and not just for members of the Grateful Dead

  By Nicole Vulcan

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Upcoming Shows

  Pick's Summer Fest Picks

  Wondering who to check out at this weekend's Summer Fest in downtown Bend? Pick's Picks has you covered!

  By Anne Pick

  Jul 11, 2018

  

Outside

• Natural World

  Natural World

  The beetle with headlights

  By Jim Anderson

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Outside Features

  Diary Entry: Learning to Whitewater Kayak

  As Kanye says, crawl before you ball

  By K.M. Collins

  Jul 5, 2018

  
• Outside Features

  Fish On!

  South Twin Lake, glamping in style

  By Chris Miller

  Jul 5, 2018