Amazing images of Wild Summer Steelhead on the move up Steamboat Creek in Oregon.
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One Pumpkin Spice Latte Please!
With the 1st of September pumpkin spice season officially arrived, and Starbucks began to serve its infamous pumpkin spice latte (PSL). This fall-inspired drink has inspired a movement over the years that has infiltrated nearly every major food company from Cheerios to Pringles—with even a tumblr devoted to the “real” PSL. Side note, drinkers may be interested in knowing […]
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The Armature Gallery and Studio Set to Close October 31st
Increase in lease rate marks end of local artist collective
September 13th, 2016 (Bend, Oregon) – The Armature, one of Bend’s most beloved small event venues and home to local artisans, will permanently close its doors at the end of October. Manager Tambi Lane cited the increase in the building’s lease rate as the reason for the closure. “It’s heartbreaking to close after the amazing […]
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Oregon: Ancient Artifact may be over 16,000 years old
The Source Weekly’s Brian Jennings holding ancient artifacts found near Burns, Oregon. Hear the full story below. http://zolomedia.com/archaeologists-eastern-oregon-uncover-evidence-humans-earliest-settlement-north-america/
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Introducing the Source Weekly’s Danger Boy!
The Source Weekly’s Russ Axon took the plunge! Watch him free fall off the Crooked River Talk Bridge on what is North America’s deepest bungee jump.
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How Biomass Energy Plays a role in Oregon
Biomass energy is playing a major role in John Day, Oregon and may have a vital role for Portland General Electric, as well. Top: John Rowell, Pellet Plant Supervisor, Malheur Lumber Company. Bottom: Pellet boiler plant at Blue Mountain Hospital where Biomass provides heat.
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Oregon’s Chinese History – a look at John Day
Chinese men trying to carve a better life for their loved ones in China played a significant role in shaping Oregon history. This is one of their stories from John Day. Top: The Kam Wah Chung building in John Day built approximately 1870. Bottom: Inside the building – the apothecary and small store that served […]
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Escaping The Mistake-Making Loop, with Dr. Carol Tavris
Welcome to HumanLab: The Science Between Us, with Amy Alkon interviewing the luminaries of behavioral science. My guest is social psychologist Dr. Carol Tavris, on how to admit mistakes instead of continuing to make them. She talks about common ways we make errors in reasoning and judgment that mess up our lives, and how to […]
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Source Weekly on KBND Radio: OSU-Cascades Transit Plan
With the opening of the new OSU-Cascades campus, school officials and Bend transportation experts are promoting alternative modes of transportation to and from the campus. The Source Weekly’s Brian Jennings summarizes the options in this report for FM News 100 and 1110 KBND Radio.
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Lululemon Athletica to Open in the Old Mill
The Bend ‘Local’ lululemon athletica concept store will be opening its doors on Friday, September 16 at 655 SW Powerhouse Drive, Suite 100 at Old Mill District to provide a community hub + retail space for lululemon’s technical athletic clothes for yoga, running + working out. The Bend Local space will hold relevant, vibrant events […]
