One way or another, voters will be getting a new representative for House District 54. Rep. Jason Conger (R), who currently fills that seat, will be returning to his law practice following his defeat to Monica Wehby in the Oregon Senate primary election. District 54 candidates Republican Knute Buehler and Democrat Craig Wilhelm will debate […]
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Newspaper on the Radio 7/23
Editor Phil Busse talks about the 7/23/14 issue of The Source Weekly, on 92.9 FM with Mike! This week’s issue features stories of Central Oregon’s strangest sights in a believe it or not feature, swimming tips and much more! Listen to our weekly rundown live at 9:15 am every Wednesday at 92.9 FM.
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A Sneak Peek at the Upcoming Issue
Wonder what’s in store for next issue’s feature? Well, here’s a hint for you. (Also: Check out our #FollowFriday on Twitter for more content clues.) Post by Michael Aller-Shondel.
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Our Picks 3/26-4/3
thursday 27 Deana Carter COUNTRY MUSIC—Shave your legs, grab a jug of strawberry wine and lower your inhibitions for an acoustic set from Nashville singer/songwriter Deana Carter. Both of Carter’s Grammy wins (that’s right, TWO Grammys!) have come on the tails of booze-filled anthems, “You and Tequila” and “Strawberry Wine” so grab a glass and […]
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ON STANDS NOW! The Source’s Scary/Sweet Issue
This week’s Source has…TWO COVERS! WHAAAAAT!?!?! Check out the Source’s scary/sweet, Halloween/indulgence issue! Half of the issue is—get this—UPSIDE DOWN! Inspired by Jekyll and Hyde, trick-or-treat and all the other lovely juxtapositions of scary and sweet in the world, we present to you, TWO COVERS (a scary Sasquatch cyclocross cover by Dana MacKenzie and a […]
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Two of Bend’s Most Gruesome Unsolved Crimes: Beware crazies in the wilderness
Bad things happened at a cabin near little lava lake one cold winter.
The brutal butchering of three trappers at a desolate cabin in the dead of winter, 1924 and a psychotic axe attack on two college students in 1977 make up two of many examples of brutal unsolved mysteries across Central Oregon.