Posted inBusiness News

Candlelit Winter Concert at Mt. Bachelor Nordic Center Combines Live Music, Painting and Snow

A magical winter evening of music, art, snow, and candlelight will take place onย Saturday, January 31, at theย Mt. Bachelor Nordic Center, featuring a live concert by Bend-based pianist and composerย Paula Dreyerย alongside live painting by visual artistย Karen Eland. Guests are invited to experience the performance in a uniquely immersive setting. Candlelit trails will guide attendees who […]

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100+ Women Who Care of Central Oregon Donateย $16,800 to Friends of the Childrenย 

Members ofย 100+ Women Who Care of Central Oregonย have collectively donatedย $16,800 toย Friends of the Children.ย  Friends of the Children Central Oregon provides long-term, one-on-one professional mentoring for children facing the greatest obstacles. Beginning in kindergarten, each child is paired with a full-time, paid professional mentor, called a Friend, who is a constant presence in the childโ€™s life. […]

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Hunger Prevention Coalition of Central Oregon Dissolves After 26ย Years

The Hunger Prevention Coalition, a charitable nonprofit that has raised and provided funds to support food distribution in Central Oregon since 2000, has announced its dissolvement.  โ€œThis was not an easy decision,โ€ HPC Board Chair Robin Popp told the Source. โ€œBut the entire board agrees that the HPC has come to a point where the needs […]

Posted inFood & Drink

A Toast to Winter!

Thereโ€™s no shortage of festivals in Central Oregon, but winter months tend to be lean. To tide you over, the Winter Beer Fest at The Suttle Lodge & Boathouse is entering its seventh year. More than 25 breweries are scheduled to participate over three days in February. A quarter are local such as Goodlife and […]

Posted inFilm

The Good, Bad and Average of 2026

The first few weeks of January for theatrical film releases are dichotomous, to say the least. We get a combination of the movies that studios have lost all faith in and want to dump quickly and cheaply released with Oscar nominees and some future winners. Itโ€™s the best and worst of what was created the […]

Posted inCulture Features

COCCโ€™s Black History Month to Celebrate ‘Black Triumph’ and Black Women

In celebration of Black History Month, Central Oregon Community College will host several community offerings in February that highlight โ€œBlack triumphโ€ and celebrate Black women and youth. Events include an empowerment retreat; two dinners with speakers and/or performers; a viewing of โ€œToni Morrison: The Pieces I Am,โ€ and a community forum. All events are free, […]

Posted inColumns

Posthaste

What could be more fun than a book you canโ€™t put down. Thanks to a friendโ€™s recommendation, right now for me that book is “The Correspondent” by Virgina Evans. So not to spoil it, I will only say it is an epistolary novel. The plot thickens through the exchange of letters between the characters. The […]

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