Social distanced learning has proven a challenge for some and a blessing for many
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Are Drive-In Theaters Making a Comeback?
With the rise of โNetflix and chillโ came the fall of โdate night at the cinemaโ – and even before that came the fall of the original movie-going experience, the drive-in theater. For many Central Oregonians, drive-in movies are naught but a nostalgic relic of the past. For kids today, the phrase โdrive-in theaterโ will […]
Call for Virtual Event Submissions!
It’s official! As of May 15, Phase 1 reopening will be underway in Deschutes County – with social distancing guidelines and other restrictions still in place. While this does mean we can once again dine-in at our favorite restaurants and finally get those long-anticipated haircuts, Phase 1 still prohibits gatherings of 25 or more people. […]
Brunch, Brews and Baskets for the Mama in Your Life
Mother’s Day brunch, beverage and gift options from an assortment of local eateries and businesses!
The (Other) Unsung Heroes
While the vast majority of us are exercising our privilege to hunker down in the safety of our own homes while bingeing Netflix and eating excessive amounts of Top Ramen, grocery store employees continue going to work every day, essentially putting their lives at risk in order to keep up safe and stocked up. Some […]
Cancel Culture
Local businesses are actively doing their part to prevent community spread of COVID-19, though staying afloat financially amidst the current social climate has already proven difficult. On Wednesday evening, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown announced that all public gatherings including 250 or more people will be banned until April 8. While shopping centers, retail stores and […]

