Four positions were up for grabs on the Bend City Council in the November 2024 election, with eight candidates vying for a chance to serve the city of Bend. In early returns, incumbents Megan Norris and Megan Perkins appeared to keep their seats, with newcomers Gina Franzosa and Steve Platt appearing ready to join the […]
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Kent Vander Kamp is the Projected Winner in Deschutes County Sheriff’s Race
The acrimonious race for Deschutes County Sheriff is nearly at an end with Sgt. Kent Vander Kamp leading Capt. William Bailey with 59.32% of the vote, compared to Bailey’s 40.06%, according to the county clerkโs update early Wednesday morning. Vander Kamp joined the Deschutes County Sheriffโs Office in 2006 as a reserve deputy and was […]
Anthony Broadman Takes Lead For Senate Seat
In the race for the seat to be vacated by Sen. Tim Knopp, the Republican disqualified from running again due to repeated walkouts, a clear winner has emerged. Anthony Broadman beat out opponent Michael Summers in early results with about 59.11% percent of the votes, as of early Wednesday. Broadman joined the Bend City Council […]
Central Oregon Election Results
It’s been a tense election. In Central Oregon, we’ve contended with a highly contentious race for Deschutes County Sheriff, a tight race between three candidates for Bend City Council’s Position 4, an Oregon Senate 27 race that replaces a longtime Republican who was disqualified for repeated walkouts, and like the rest of the country, a […]
A Rise in Mailbox Break-Ins Around Bend and Redmond
Reports of people breaking into mailboxes in and around Deschutes County have spiked this fall season, according to officials, leading to an ongoing investigation. Since Oct. 15, the Bend Police Department has seen an increase in reports of community mailboxes being forced open, or attempts to do so. Bend PD also noted reports of some […]
Sheriff Shane Nelson Makes Public Statement About Political Candidate, Fueling Election Tension
On Tuesday evening, Sheriff Shane Nelson posted a public statement on the Deschutes County Sheriffโs Officeโs official Facebook page that Nelson described as a response to โnumerous emails and phone callsโ he received in the last week requesting a formal statement about Sgt. Kent Vander Kampโs current status at DCSO. Vander Kamp is a longtime […]
Woman’s suicide after repeated 911 calls reveals gaps in Bend’s lauded crisis response system
Editor’s note: This story contains descriptions of suicide. At first, the police officer stepping into Pamela Antoni’s empty one-bedroom apartment observed nothing out of the ordinary. The air was cool and smelled fresh. Clothes hung in the shower and a packed bag sat on the floor by the bed. But Officer Jonathon Fetherolf, an officer […]
Local Officials Agree on Plans for Juniper Ridge
Deschutes County will continue working with the City of Bend on establishing a semi-managed camp in Juniper Ridge. After voting to reject a resolution last week, and receiving pressure from Mayor Melanie Kebler to come to a agreement on this project, County Commissioners voted unanimously on Oct. 23 to approve a resolution establishing the proposed […]
Back to the Ballot Box: Election 2024
It’s time once again to vote. With Donald Trump back, and Kamala Harris moving from the VP to the presidential slot on your ballot, it might seem a bit like dรฉjร vu. But synchronize your watches, voters! It’s 2024, and there’s much more to focus on besides just that top spot. Use the Source Weekly’s […]
Witches Paddle Returns: A Bewitching Halloween Tradition in Bend
What began as a fundraiser for MountainStar Family Relief Nursery has transformed into a beloved Central Oregon tradition. The fifth annual Witches Paddle returns to Bend on Halloween Day from 4-6pm at Riverbend Park. During the whimsical event, community members dress up in their best witch and warlock attire and take to the river on […]

