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BREAKING: Deschutes River Trail bridge off the table, at least for now

Oregon Parks director decides against rule change

The dream of a pedestrian bridge crossing the Deschutes River along Bend’s southern boundary may have slipped downstreamโ€”at least for the foreseeable future. Oregon Parks and Recreation Department Director Lisa Sumption announced this morning that she will not pursue a rule amendment on the Upper Deschutes State Scenic Waterway. State parks rules currently dictate that […]

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Over 1,000 Uber Drivers Ready to Take Central Oregon for a Ride

Uber service begins May 4 in Bend and Redmond; Sisters soon to follow

As of 10 am Thursday, the transportation networking app, Uber, will be open for business in Bend and Redmond. Redmond Mayor George Endicott and Bend Mayor Casey Roats took a ceremonial ride in an Uber car Wednesday, somewhat unceremoniously beginning what could be a brisk business for the San Francisco-based app that connects drivers to […]

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Scenes from Greg Walden’s Town Hall

Amid a rowdy crowd demanding answers, Walden keeps his cool

Scenes from Thursday’s Town hall where Sen. Greg Walden took questions from an often irate and rowdy crowd. Questions ranged from the 1st Amendment to the failed repeal efforts of the Affordable Care Act, gun safety, transportation and the gas tax single payer insurance plans and more. Check out our photos and snippets of our […]

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Greg Walden Makes It Into Stephen Colbert’s Monologue… For the Wrong Reasons

Last night’s Late Show with Stephen Colbert featured Colbert reading a passage from Secretary of State Rex Tillerson or, should we say, Wayne Tracker’s “secret” journal. Before he dived in however, Colbert touched on the Congressional Budget Office’s report on the new Republican healthcare bill, unveiled by none other than Congressmen Greg Walden last week. “24 […]

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Show Preview: The Shaolin Warriors Return 2/7/17

The Shaolin Warriors will visit Bend’s Tower Theatre on February 7.

Mount Song sits 4,961 feet above sea level in central Chinaโ€™s Henan Province. Nestled among its peaks sits the Shaolin Monastery, a 1,500-year-old institution of meditation and martial arts. Resorts are popping up in the foothills surrounding the temple, and Shaolin is becoming one of the worldโ€™s best known monasteries, bringing in an average of […]

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