Since moving to Bend in 1995, John Hummel has worked as a public defender, started a defense firm and served six years on the Bend City Council before being elected as District Attorney in 2014. The self-described progressive prosecutor took a different approach than many DAs, taking public stances on injustice and what he views […]
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Remembering Donald and Glenn
Both of those killed during the shooting at a Bend Safeway on Sunday, August 28, were veterans who are remembered for their kindness and bravery. Glenn Bennett, 84, served as an Army medic during the Korean War. He moved to Bend in 1974 at the age of 36 and has lived with his sister for […]
Year-Round Shelter Opens
Shepard’s House is receiving funding from NeighborImpact and the City of Bend to convert its warming center into a full year-round shelter. The location at 275 NE Second Street will open on June 1 and have the capacity to house 70 individuals. It will run seven days a week from 6 pm-7am and will be a […]
Homeschool For Everyone
Social distanced learning has proven a challenge for some and a blessing for many
Murder Hornets! Panic! Freak Out!
While “murder hornets” – otherwise known as Asian giant hornets – consistently make headlines, it turns out that while vigilance is important we truly have nothing to worry about.
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!
COVID-19 – Myth vs. Fact
With so much misinformation in circulation, it can be difficult to know which sources to trust. Two West Coast epidemiologists weigh in on coronavirus myths VS. facts.
Where the Source is Headed this Weekend
Portland-based musician Haley Heynderickx is playing a sold out show at Mississippi Studios in the Rose City Thursday night, after releasing her much-anticipated debut album. After that, she’s headed to Bend to perform at the World Muse conference on Saturday. We’ll be there to chat live onstage with Heynderickx after her performance at the Tower Theatre at […]
A New Principal for Summit High
Summit High School will officially have a new principal starting July 1. Superintendent of Bend-La Pine Schools, Shay Mikalson, announced Wednesday that Michael McDonald, currently assistant principal at Summit, will take on the new role. Summit’s current principal, Alice De Wittie, announced in October that she would be leaving the district at the end of […]
Where do people rideshare #inBend?
Use it to get home from the bars. Use it to shuttle your errant relatives to and fro while you’re at workโor on the mountain. Or, use a ridesharing service to take you and your bae out to dinner. Since ridesharing apps began to be allowed in Central Oregon in 2017, plenty of people have […]

