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Nepalese Noms

Himalayan Bites brings momos to Bend

There are times in life when addiction can take hold of you: drugs, gambling, men, women, food. I’m currently chasing my own dragon right now, getting my fix one dumpling at a time, at Himalayan Bites. Owner Tenzin Sherpa is bringing to Bend the Nepalese comfort food he grew up on, which includes momos, or […]

Posted inSpecial Issues & Guides

The Bike Guys’ Bikes

Riding in Bend is serious business: a quick Google search of “Bend bike shops” brings up 20 different locations. Even with so much competition, these shops thrive thanks to the efforts of their knowledgeable and passionate staff members. These gearheads keep the chains running smoothly for Bend’s cyclists, but what turns their wheels? We asked […]

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Little Bites 7/13-7/20

Brickhouse and Broken Top Make Wine Spectator List Bend may be best known for beer, but at least two local establishments are making a name for themselves in the wine world. Broken Top Club Restaurant and Brickhouse on Minnesota are both named in Wine Spectator’s August issue, which hits newsstands on July 19. The issue […]

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Meet J. Livingston

Custom commuter bike building gains momentum in Bend

When local Bend Velo bike shop owner Eric Power began his business in 2009, he knew he wanted to focus his shop on promoting commuter-style riding. I travel to Portland quite a bit and I was thinking about biking more as a mode of transportation, as opposed to racing or mountain biking,” Power said. We […]

Posted inCulture

Giant Country

The BFG is a flawed marvel

I don’t remember much detail about Roald Dahl’s 1982 children’s book “The BFG,” but I remember how it made me feel. I know that after I put that book down, the world seemed like a much larger place: a world filled with mysteries I would never understand or even discover. For moments throughout “The BFG” […]

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A Balancing Act for Pine Ridge Elementary Students

Young riders learn one-wheeled skills in unicycle club

What most of us have difficulty learning on two wheels, students at Pine Ridge Elementary are mastering on one. Wheel walks, figure 8s, kosh-koshs, and 180 hop spins; these kids have some serious unicycling skills. In 2009, a group of students approached PE Teacher Carisa Thomason, asking to show off their unicycling skills in class. […]

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OSU-Cascades Science Pub Explores Worldwide Decline of Coral Reefs

Oregon State University – Cascadesโ€™ Science Pubs are where community members can meet some of OSUโ€™s leading researchers and learn firsthand about the impact of their work and discoveries. In the upcoming Science Pub, Rebecca Vega-Thurber, an associate professor in OSUโ€™s College of Science will explore the worldwide decline of coral reefs and her research […]

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Museum’s Art of the West Exhibit to Feature 38 Artists

Opening reception for the exhibition and silent auction is July 21

Bend, ORโ€”Art of the West is the High Desert Museumโ€™s annual exhibition and silent auction of fine art depictions of the western U.S. by contemporary artists. This yearโ€™s exhibition features 59 works by 38 artists including Charley Griswold, Meg Kahnle, Julie Oriet, Dan Rickards and Craig Zuger, to name a few. The public is invited […]

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Behind the Mask

The legend of Buckethead lives on

Writing a story about Buckethead is like trying to do an expose on the Loch Ness Monster or Bigfoot. People know Buckethead exists and that he has a real name, but he hasn’t done an interview in a decade and doesn't talk to many people in general. I knew a phone or Skype interview would […]

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Latinos Rising

Latin American Community continues to grow rapidly in Central Oregon

Locals shouldn’t be surprised by recently released U.S. census data showing consistently growing Latino populations in Bend, Deschutes County, and Oregon. After all, Spanish-speaking peoples settled this region in the-mid 1800s, long before other European cultures. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the Latino population in Deschutes County increased by 18.6 percent between 2010 and […]

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