Bend Don't Break

Comings and goings in the Bend food scene, a preview of two climate change conferences and free outdoors passes for kids in this week's Source Weekly Update Podcast. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

A Bend man completes the Leadville Series, sand volleyball courts closing and a proposal around religious zoning sparks concerns in Deschutes County, in this week's podcast! Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Bend, Oregon's Welcoming Week, neighbors speak out against hunting near their homes and the trash found under the Deschutes River by an intrepid trio of river divers. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Nicola Carpinelli's art project highlighting Suicide Awareness Week, a library series on knowing your government, and the debut of the Cascadia Adventure Film Festival in this week's podcast! Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Sustainable Schools, the Expansion of Brown Owl and the Left Coast Burger Company Opens Soon. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Planning Effort Affects Southeastern Oregon, Big D.O.L.L.A. by Dame D.O.L.L.A. (Damian Lillard) Comes Out and a Way to Protect Birds from Cats Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Forest Service Streamlining Prompts Questions, Voting on Marijuana Regulations and the Closing Reception for the Bend Art Center Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Concerning Usage of Public Land, Budget Optimism in the DA's Office and a new art gallery in Prineville Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Investing into Central Oregon newspapers, Changes to Highway 97, and the 100th Anniversary of the Deschutes County Fair. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Efficient Light bulbs, Beer and Outdoor Sports, and the Oregon Ice Cream Trail Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Central Oregon and the Space Race, the East Trails Project and How Flooding will not stop Library Lovers. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Meth: Oregon's Biggest Drug Threat, the Departure of Bend Art Center and Atelier 6000 from Box Factory, and Death and Drinking. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

In this rough cut, Source Editor Nicole Vulcan chats with Dreya and Jackie from the Killer Cocktails Podcast, which features true crime stories and new cocktails every week. Vulcan sat down with the two ahead of this week’s Culture story, "Death and Drinking," to talk about the Bend-based podcast. Check out Killer Cocktails at killercocktailspodcast.com, and see the story on Killer Cockt...

Tense Legislative Session Comes To End, Got Hemp-A Debate in Medical Marijuana Legislation and Farming, and the Opening of Miyagi Ramen. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Serving S'mores, Wildfire Season and Fireworks--the Do's and the Don'ts. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Listen in this week on what's going on in the world of pickleball, kicking off Central Oregon's LGBTQ+ Pride festivities, and The Bite's Best, a local cooking competition. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Legislating better parking, Southern Hospitality food truck-style, and Latino Outdoors. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Roller sports at the Pavilion, cross country to ski Mt. Bachelor and the A-Ska-Calypse. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Afterschool scramble, Foundry Four and a wild scenic paddler. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Cascade Cycling Classic, Mirror Pond and the fuss with Phylos Bioscience. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

On this edition of the Source Weekly update, the Student Success Act heading to Governor Kate Brown's desk; naked in nature, knowing the rules; festival season kicks off with Central Oregon Beer Week! Send us Fan Mail Support the show

On this week's episode of the Source Weekly update, the Tin Pan Theater bought by Bend Film; smoke is in the air, The American Lung Association claims Bend is among cities with the highest air pollution; over Mother's Day weekend the Ford tri-motor plane will be flying over the city, one of the last planes of its kind in existence. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

A weekly update on the headlines in the Source Weekly newspaper. This week's update contains stories about commercial farmers claiming hobby farmers receiving significant, illegal tax breaks; Bend school districts to participate in statewide "Day of Action" including walk-outs and protests by teachers and students on May 8; General Duffy's Waterhole is now open in Redmond. Send...

A weekly update on the headlines in the Source Weekly newspaper. In this week's update we touch on Mirror Pond and dredging project that is still up for debate; bike trail memoirs; also a grand opening prohibition party! Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Project Wildfire, Record Store Day and how some local companies are building zero-energy homes in Bend. Send us Fan Mail Support the show