Sep 19-26, 2018

News

• Local News

  Amanda La Bell Loses Support

  After an alleged false claim in the voters' pamphlet, Brown and Merkley pull support

  By Chris Miller

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Local News

  Bucking Tourism Bucks?

  The City of Bend gets a big budget boost from hotel taxes. What happens if the well runs dry?

  By Chris Miller

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Local News

  County Commissioner Debate

  Some notable quotes from the recent Chamber event

  By Nicole Vulcan

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Local News

  Bike Park Improvements Hit Snag

  County Hearings Officer nixes parts of the expansion plans at Big Sky Park

  By Chris Miller

  Sep 20, 2018

  
• Local News

  COCC Wants Input on New President

  The school is searching for a new president to replace Dr. Shirley Metcalf who will retire at the end of the school year

  By Chris Miller

  Sep 25, 2018

  
• Local News

  Walden, McLeod-Skinner and Roberts to Debate

  Candidates for Oregon's 2nd Congressional District seat will square off Oct. 5

  By Nicole Vulcan

  Sep 26, 2018

  

Opinion

• Editorial

  Party-line voting is never ideal—but this year, that's even more apparent

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Letters to the Editor

  Letters to the Editor

  Sep 19, 2018

  

Culture

• Culture Features

  Sixth-Generation Shaman

  A Q&A with don Jose Ruiz, co-author of "The Fifth Agreement" and son of "The Four Agreements" author, don Miguel Ruiz

  By Nicole Vulcan

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Smoke Signals

  Celebri-weed

  By Josh Jardine

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Take Me Home

  American vs. European Dream Homes

  Recent survey shows similarities and differences

  By Nick Nayne, Principal Broker

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Advice & Fun

  Codger and Me and Can't Bi Me Love

  It's no surprise some of your older co-workers smear you as a "bad millennial." You're younger and cheaper to keep around, and the hair on your head isn't there thanks to a Groupon for Dr. Hair Plugs.

  By Amy Alkon

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Advice & Fun

  This Modern World

  By Tom Tomorrow

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Advice & Fun

  Free Will Astrology—Week of September 20

  By Rob Brezsny

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Advice & Fun

  Mild Abandon—Week of September 20

  By E.J. Pettinger

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Advice & Fun

  Kavanaugh's Oath

  By Jen Sorensen

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Art Watch

  The Art of Burning Man

  By Teafly Peterson

  Sep 19, 2018

  

Food & Drink

• Chow

  Mecca Grade Farm to Table Dinner

  By Lisa Sipe

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Chow

  Poke Tailored to Your Taste Buds

  5 Fusion opens a sister restaurant focused on the popular raw fish dish

  By Lisa Sipe

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Chow

  Locals contribute to "The Cash and Carter Family Cookbook"

  By Lisa Sipe

  Sep 26, 2018

  
• Chow

  Eberhard's launches organic milk

  By Lisa Sipe

  Sep 26, 2018

  
• Beer & Drink

  Salem's Beer Scene Heats Up

  Garage breweries setting the tempo in the Cherry City

  By Kevin Gifford

  Sep 19, 2018

  

Screen

• Film

  Predatory Editing

  Get to the choppah!

  By Jared Rasic

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Film

  A Simple Mess

  Look! It's another twist

  By Jared Rasic

  Sep 19, 2018

  

Music

• Sound Stories & Interviews

  Collaborative and Playful

  Neo-grunge rockers Slothrust release an album, working with producer Billy Bush

  By Anne Pick

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Sound Stories & Interviews

  The New California

  Members of The Soft White Sixties know something about seeing a city you love change, for better or worse

  By Anne Pick

  Sep 19, 2018

  

Outside

• Go Here

  Swampy to South Fork

  Shoulder season keeps visitor numbers low and local stoke high

  By David Sword

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Natural World

  Fort Rock: a Place of Wonder and Music

  By Jim Anderson

  Sep 19, 2018

  
• Outside Features

  On Stewardship

  At the intersection of loving the outdoors and "loving it to death" is one big buzzword. We explore what it means

  By K.M. Collins

  Sep 19, 2018