Vol. 28, No. 27
Source Warmup
Quick news for Central Oregon
By The Source Editorial Board
Bend Set to Pursue Fast-Tracked UGB Addition
The one-time UGB expansion comes out of Senate Bill 1537 and could accelerate housing
By Julianna LaFollette
Building in the Wildlands
Deschutes County continues to experience rapid growth. But can the region support more people and keep them safe from fire?
By Jennifer Baires
La Pine Threatened by Large Fire
Community comes together in the face of a blaze east of town
By Julianna LaFollette and Jennifer Baires
The Call for Community Among Veterans
Local veteran service providers encounter challenges and solutions around mental health support
Former Employees at Black Butte Ranch File $13.5 Lawsuit Alleging Workplace Harassment
Nine former workers claim management knew of ongoing sexual assault and harassment by longtime employee
La Pine amenazada por un fuerte incendio
By Por Julianna LaFollette y Jennifer Baires Traducido Por/Translated by Jéssica Sánchez-Millar
Oregon Enacted Laws Around Homeless Camp Removals in 2023. After the Grants Pass Decision, Will They Be Enough?
Are we destined to listen to endless diatribes about criminalization versus compassion during this election season?
Letters to the Editor 07/04/2024
A Beautiful Thought
Bend poet Broderick Eaton publishes "the under story"
By Jared Rasic
Author Leslie Stephens Debuts with Dystopian Novel, "You're Safe Here"
Portland-based author and creator of the popular lifestyle newsletter, Morning Person, meets readers at her Roundabout Books author event July 11
By Tiffany Neptune
The Psychedelic Frontier: Let's Heal Together
From an indigenous perspective, what insight would you like to impart on Western psychedelic practitioners about this work?
By Piper Lucas, guest columnist
The time for skepticism of the Bend Central District has passed — the transformation is already underway
The time to invest is now
By Matt Johnson, Principal Broker, RE/MAX Key Properties
Savage in Bend: What's up with the art & graffiti in Bend?
This month’s question deals with the illegal activity of tagging, but I thought it would be fun to give it a cultural spin
By Joshua Savage
Horoscope Week of July 4, 2024
By Rob Brezsny
Awakening Your Inner Hero: Love Your Demons
How can we combat our little devils?
By Burt Gershater
Bend's Asian Market Opens
Tomi Mart offers sundries and snacks from all over Asia
By Nicole Vulcan
Garlic Independence
When you grow your own garlic, the feisty taste of freedom tastes so good
By Ari Levaux
Biking for Brunch at Brand 44 N
Terrebonne's breakfast and lunch spot is a delight
Birdsong Ice Cream Offers New Zealand-Style Sweet Treats
Mix organic ice cream with berries and you get lots of love
"Cali Sober" Drinks Now at Bars
Hemp-derived, low-dose THC, with on-premise consumption
By Brian Yaeger
May the Source Be With You: July Edition
The Bear, bingeing and the Loch Ness Monster
Sam and Frodo Take Manhattan
Michael Sarnosky breaks the prequel curse with "A Quiet Place: Day One"
A Rocker With a Passion for the Blues
Slash and friends rock the amphitheater July 10
By Dave Gil de Rubio
The Decemberists Go Back to Where It Began
Back with a new record — the band's first in six years — and back at Hayden Homes Amphitheater, co-headlining with The Head And The Heart July 12
By Chris Young
House of Sutiki Is Helping Build Bend's Dance Music Scene
Local DJs and promoters are booking bigger names alongside regional talent to play Bend, including San Francisco's Justin Martin
Sisters Art Works Hosts A Summer of Intimate Outdoor Concerts
SFF presents an outdoor summer concert series that brings diverse live music to Sisters
By Savannah Mendoza
Bend Summer Festival Returns This July
A weekend of celebrating art, culture and community in Central Oregon
A Trip to the Wallowas
A summer road trip with plenty of mountain adventures
Paddling Central Oregon
Summertime means floating on the river or a mountain lake
By Damian Fagan
Great Old Broads for Wilderness Host Press Conference at Senator Wyden’s Portland Office Ahead Of State-wide Day of Action Decrying Inaction on Owyhee Canyonlands National Monument
Saving Grace Announces Administrative Office Relocation
Coos Bay Receives Oregon Heritage All-Star Community Designation
Cascade Lifestyle Group Ranks as No. 1 Small Team in Oregon for Coldwell Banker Bain
McKenzie Pass opens Thursday July 4
Oregon distributes nearly 1,000 air conditioners, air filters and other climate-control devices to Oregon Health Plan members
Portland Chao Boys Volleyball Team Becomes the First in Oregon to Bring Home the National Title
Second Sunday Vintage Market
@ Gathered Wares
Second Sunday of every month, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Continues through Oct. 13
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