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Crooked River Wetlands Receives ‘Grand Award’
The City of Prineville is making a splash in water conservation and environmental protection. Engineering company Anderson Perry and Prineville received the distinguished Grand Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies for their work on the Crooked River Wetlands complex. At the 52nd Engineering Excellence Awards ceremony on May 7 in Washington D.C., a […]
Source Weekly Update Podcast 5/16/2019
The Source Weekly Update podcast! Hear the short audio version of stories on the Student Success Act, the rules on being naked in nature and festival season is here with Central Oregon Beer Week, from our May 16, 2019 edition. WHERE TO SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Jpo2nd Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2HykqvR Tunein: https://bit.ly/2JmkRww Soundcloud: https://bit.ly/2LRpX6c Coming soon… Google […]
Making River Stewardship Habit
On the heels of local writer Katy Bryce’s 2016 blog post, “Bend Is Being Loved to Death โ And It’s My Fault,” many more Bendites woke up to the notion that the region is seeing negative impacts from tourismโand also from abundant activity by locals. The Enjoy Protect Respect river stewardship committee mobilized, aiming to […]
‘Student Success Act’ on its way to Gov. Brown’s Desk
On May 13, the Oregon Senate passed House Bill 3427โthe multibillion-dollar education funding planโalong party lines 18-11 with Jackie Winters (R-Salem) excused. The “No” votes included Sen. Tim Knopp (R-Bend). If Gov. Kate Brown signs the bill into law, it’s estimated to bring in about $1 billion per year in additional revenue for schools from […]
Regional Roundup
Fire Season Off to An Early Start About 3:30pm on May 8, the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office gave people in the Lazy River subdivision north of La Pine a Level 3 (go now) evacuation notice, due to a quick-moving brush fire that started from a backyard debris burn. The fire burned about 12 acres and […]
Las Vegas is Opening Cannabis Consumption Lounges
Las Vegas has always had a lot to offer, and now Sin City also has the welcome recent addition of access to legal recreational cannabis. But, just like Oregon, there aren’t many legal options for consumption of cannabis after it’s been acquired. Homeowners may consume in their abode, but with Vegas hosting more than 40 […]
Writing a Strong Offer in a Sellers' Market
When discussing real estate transactions, buyers and sellers often hear from their brokers about putting their best foot forward. All too often, this motto is thought of as applying more to sellers than buyers. In a sellers’ marketโwhich we are currently in, it’s just as important for a buyer to put their best foot forward […]
Carbon Monoxide Causes Trouble for Health Services Building
The main Deschutes County Health Services building on Northeast Courtney Drive shuttered its doors on April 29 after air quality tests discovered carbon monoxide in the building. The 22-year-old building reopened May 13. According to a release from DCHS, the amount of detected carbon monoxide was “very low levels” and happened in “limited areas of […]
It’s That Time of the Year Again!
Bend Park and Recreation announce the removal of the pool cover at Juniper Swim and Fitness Center.

