        
Tweet

  Pin It
  
Email

Print

    Favorite
  Saving…
Share

Take The Source Weekly's Annual Reader Survey

Give us your feedback — and be entered to win prizes!

By The Source Staff

click to enlarge

Source Weekly

It's that time of year again where we ask readers to spill the beans about their lifestyle habits and how the Source Weekly fits into their daily lives.

Please consider taking our annual reader survey so that we can learn more about you, dear reader, and serve you better through our content and services.

In return, you'll be entered for a chance to win the following prizes:

click image

Source Weekly

Take the Survey at: bendsource.com/survey

*Deadline: April 19

        
Tweet

  Pin It
  
Email

Print

    Favorite
  Saving…
Share

More Local News »

Comments

Subscribe to this thread:

By Email

With RSS

Current Issue

April 17-24, 2019

Digital Edition »

Special Issues

Source Weekly Newsletter

Fresh from the press: Get all our print stories, delivered to your inbox every Thursday.

Latest in Local News

Local News »

Redmond Affordable Housing Project Raised From the Ashes
- by Chris Miller
- Apr 19, 2019
Gov. Brown signed HB2336, basically awarding Redmond a pilot program to build 485 homes—half of which will be affordable housing More »
Local News »

COCC Receives Grant for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
- by Keely Damara
- Apr 19, 2019
EV Chargers Planned for Redmond & Madras COCC campuses More »
Local News »

Regional Roundup
- Apr 17, 2019
Oregon headlines, found this week in Cascade Reader More »
More »

More by The Source Staff

Who's Ready for the Bag Ban #inBend?

As of July 1, Bend grocery stores will no longer be able to hand out free, single-use plastic bags at checkouts. Before the change, Source staffers check out how ready local stores seem to be
- by The Source Staff
- Apr 17, 2019
The Sustainability Issue 2019
- by The Source Staff
- Apr 17, 2019
Earth Day Events
- by The Source Staff
- Apr 17, 2019
More »

Readers also liked…

Flying the Wild West

If you want a gauge of how Central Oregon's population is growing—and where the growth and visitors are coming from—look no further than the area's main airport
- by Chris Miller
- May 30, 2018
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