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Here are the Entities Helping Buy The Bulletin

Several Central Oregonians are offering loans or investment dollars to buoy sale
Avatar photo Nicole Vulcan

A handful of Central Oregonians have committed funds to help an Oregon company purchase two local newspapers. EO Media Group—which owns numerous Oregon newspapers, including the East Oregonian, the Chinook Observer and others—won an auction to purchase both The Bulletin and the Redmond Spokesman for a purchase price of $3.65 million, beating out Adams Publishing Group, […]

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We Win!

The Source Weekly takes home three awards in statewide newspaper contest
Avatar photo Nicole Vulcan

The Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association has awarded us, the Source Weekly, three awards in its annual newspaper contest. The Source won 1st place for Best Feature story, 1st place for Best Editorial/Column and 2nd place in the Target Audience Publication General Excellence category in the ONPA Associate Member Publications Contest. Editor Nicole Vulcan’s story, “Portrait […]

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Scenes from Greg Walden’s Town Hall

Amid a rowdy crowd demanding answers, Walden keeps his cool
Avatar photo Magdalena Bokowa

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

Avatar photo Magdalena Bokowa

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.
Trevor Helmy

Mount Song sits 4,961 feet above sea level in central China’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 world’s best known monasteries, bringing in an average of […]

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Bend-La Pine Scores High on the SAT

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When it comes to measures of school success, it’s not all about graduation rates. Markers such as SAT scores can also be an indication of students’ achievement — and in the case of the students in the Bend-La Pine school district, SAT scores are trending high.  According to information released by the Bend-La Pine School […]

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Fireside Audiobox Launches on Kickstarter to Light your Music on Fire

Grey Street Design, the company behind the innovative home audio system,aims to raise $35,000 to begin production and distribution
Hayley Jo Murphy

BEND, Ore.—Grey Street Design announced the start of its Kickstarter campaign to introduce the Fireside Audiobox, an innovative home audio system that puts a mesmerizing new spin on the music-listening experience. The Fireside Audiobox combines classic mid-century modern design with standing wave principles, featuring real flames that playfully react and respond to your music’s sound […]

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