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A Drop In The Bucket: Critics say state water laws won’t protect Metolius if resorts proceed

The Metolius goes rushing by.Whether the Metolius basin is a place where you admire spring wildflowers, attempt to catch elusive bull trout, run or ski

The Metolius goes rushing by.Whether the Metolius basin is a place where you admire spring wildflowers, attempt to catch elusive bull trout, run or ski trails through old-growth ponderosa stands, kayak the river or set up a tent at its banks, most people can agree that there is just something undeniably special about the area.
"You don't find many places like this left in the world," said Jeff Perin, owner of The Fly Fishers Place in Sisters. He calls the Metolius his homewaters, located about 20 minutes away from the shop. And he is smitten.

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Phish at the Gorge? Yup.

There’s probably going to be a mass exodus of Bendites come Memorial Day weekend when the Sasquatch! Music Festival takes over the Gorge Amphitheater up

There's probably going to be a mass exodus of Bendites come Memorial Day weekend when the Sasquatch! Music Festival takes over the Gorge Amphitheater up in Central Washington. But come August 7th and 8th, there should be another line of vehicles heading north as legendary jam band Phish returns to the Gorge for the first time in six years.

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Frame Wranglers…It’s Funny as Hell

Local filmmaker Chris Kas, who works at Rage Films, but is also the brains behind a project called “Frame Wranglers” a fake reality show about

Local filmmaker Chris Kas, who works at Rage Films, but is also the brains behind a project called "Frame Wranglers" a fake reality show about a documentary team that goes looking out looking for fabled creatures, often with little success — other than making you laugh your face off. Tomorrow night (Friday) Kas is showing the third and fourth episodes of the series at  Backporch Coffee Roasters (1075 Newport Ave) at 7pm.

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Dr. Telfer Prescribes a Band-Aid

State Sen. Chris Telfer has put forward what she’s billing as “a community-based solution to the health care crisis.” It looks to us like

State Sen. Chris Telfer has put forward what she's billing as "a community-based solution to the health care crisis." It looks to us like an idea worth exploring - but whether it's the "solution" is another story.

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