Feb 20-27, 2019

News

• Local News

  When every drop Count$

  Proposed changes to the Clean Water Act could affect the health of rivers—and drinking water in Central Oregon and nationwide

  By Chris Miller

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Local News

  Volunteering on the Front Lines

  A local attorney shares her story of spending time with migrants seeking asylum

  By Chris Miller

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Local News

  Chimp Controversy

  A newly formed nonprofit aims to keep a group of primates at home in Central Oregon

  By K.M. Collins

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Local News

  Redmond Land Approved for Future Development

  The 949-acre parcel south of the Deschutes County Fairgrounds will become the 4th largest continuous industrially zoned parcel in the state

  By Chris Miller

  Feb 22, 2019

  
• Local News

  COCC Names its Top Pick For President

  Board of Directors votes in favor of Dr. Laurie Chesley

  By Chris Miller

  Feb 22, 2019

  
• Local News

  Snowpocalypse! 2019 edition

  Snowfall shuts down the region and sets a daily record

  By Chris Miller

  Feb 25, 2019

  
• Local News

  Redmond Airport to Open Wednesday—Weather Permitting

  Heavy snow damaged a navigational aide system

  By Chris Miller

  Feb 26, 2019

  
• Local News

  Oregon Legislature Passes Renters' Protection Bill

  Will a statewide rent control bill help solve Central Oregon's housing crisis?

  By Isaac Biehl

  Feb 26, 2019

  
• Local News

  Yikes! That Downtown Parking...

  If your car's going to block other people from driving, maybe don't park there

  By Chris Miller

  Feb 26, 2019

  
• Local News

  Local and State Politicians Remember Dennis Richardson

  Richardson was 1st Republican elected to state office in 14 years

  By Isaac Biehl

  Feb 27, 2019

  
• Local News

  What Changes to Title X Could Mean for Local Health Options

  Trump Administration's rule changes mean Title X doctors can't discuss abortion with patients

  By Nicole Vulcan

  Feb 27, 2019

  

Opinion

• Editorial

  When it comes to paying for transportation infrastructure, locals may be paying twice

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Letters to the Editor

  Letters to the Editor

  Feb 20, 2019

  

Culture

• Smoke Signals

  Weed Pusher; Pill Pusher

  By Josh Jardine

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Take Me Home

  Rising Interest Rates and Values

  Do rates really affect your property values?

  By Christin J Hunter, Broker

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Advice & Fun

  No Girls Allowed and What's Not To Lick

  By Amy Alkon

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Advice & Fun

  Free Will Astrology—Week of February 21

  By Rob Brezsny

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Art Watch

  Low Risk, High Reward Art Classes

  Try out your creativity Watercolor Wednesdays with Sagebrushers Art SocietyKnow Jo(e): Painting with Coffee Workshop

  By Teafly Peterson

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Source Spotlight

  A Community Thread: Shimiko Montgomery

  Valuing family; fostering relationships

  By Joshua Langlais

  Feb 20, 2019

  

Food & Drink

• Chow

  Supper Club Brings Social Dining

  Food delivery service turns into brick-and-mortar in the Old Mill

  By Lisa Sipe

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Chow

  Learn: Sauerkraut, Kimchi and Vegan Sushi

  By Lisa Sipe

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Chow

  Midtown Airstream Coffee Bar

  By Lisa Sipe

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Chow

  Improve Your Wine & Food Pairing

  By Lisa Sipe

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Beer & Drink

  Promoting Passion

  New Oregon Brewers Guild co-director on Zwickelmania

  By Zach Beckwith, Head Brewer, Bend Brewing Company

  Feb 20, 2019

  

Screen

• Film

  Welcome to the Machine

  Alita prays audiences want a sequel

  By Jared Rasic

  Feb 20, 2019

  

Music

• Sound Stories & Interviews

  I'm Covered In Tattoos and I Bang On Drums

  The Coathangers drummer dishes on her beginnings in music

  By Isaac Biehl

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Sound Stories & Interviews

  Aqueous Continues To Grow

  "Color Wheel" proves the band's musical evolution isn't close to ending

  By Isaac Biehl

  Feb 20, 2019

  
• Upcoming Shows

  Gung Ho for Shows: Muse Women's Conference

  Four-day conference highlights local women, internationally recognized creatives and activists

  By Keely Damara

  Feb 20, 2019

  

Outside

• Natural World

  Eagle Watch

  In the wake of the federal shutdown, the annual event that almost wasn't in 2019

  By Jim Anderson

  Feb 20, 2019