Bend Don't Break

Bend and Redmond officials are beginning to gather information that may pave the way for Uber to begin business here. That has local cab companies concerned. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

With Oregon's growing wolf population, there is more conflict with wolves killing cattle. The Source Weekly's Brian Jennings talks with manager's of the Nicholson Ranch in Southern Oregon. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

The City of Bend has many haunted locations. The Deschutes Historical Museum offers the "Haunt Walks" that explore the paranormal. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Fish Rescue In The Deschutes! by The Source - Bend, Oregon Send us Fan Mail Support the show

A Bend company is helping prevent airline - bird strikes. The Source Weekly's Brian Jennings reports. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

A Bend company is helping prevent dangerous Airline - Bird strikes. The Source Weekly's Brian Jennings reports. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

In Bend alone, 125 WWII veterans have been on Oregon's Honor Flight to Washington DC where a grateful nation thanks them for their service in helping save the world. This is one of their most recent flights. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs is helping lead the development of the commercial drone economy in Central Oregon. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Lee Spencer has watched and protected wild summer steelhead in the Steamboat Creek in SW Oregon for eighteen years. This is his story. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

BLM archaeologist Scott Thomas may have uncovered the oldest evidence of early man in North America - near Burns, Oregon. This is his story. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

The Chinese influence in the west was strong in the 1800's and Oregon was no exception where Chinese men helped build railroads and mine gold. This is their story from John Day, Oregon. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Biomass energy is helping replace fuel oil in John Day and saving money while burning more cleanly. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

With the opening of the new OSU Cascades campus this fall, university officials are promoting alternative transportation for students, staff, and faculty. Bikes are king! Produced by Brian Jennings Send us Fan Mail Support the show

The Deschutes Land Trust is restoring 6 miles of the Whychus Creek to its natural and original state in C. Oregon. Wild steelhead are beginning to show up after 50 years. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

The City of Bend is nearing a decision on a resolution to address Climate Change. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Sourcecast Audio: One woman's story of hiking from Mexico to Canada by The Source - Bend, Oregon Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Disabled athletes compete in the Pole, Pedal, Paddle Relay Race by The Source - Bend, Oregon Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Sally Russell was first elected to the Bend City Council in 2012. She will soon declare her candidacy for re-election and says she would like to be selected as Mayor by the other elected members of the City Council. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Well known Bend conservationist and educator Alice Elshoff has been named "Woman of the Year" by the Source Weekly. Elshoff led a protest rally against the armed occupation of the refuge in January that many believe changed the course of the discussion and heightened awareness of the value of public lands. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Erik Moberly, a biologist with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife discusses fishing the high, backcountry lakes of Central Oregon. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

The Bend Lady Roughriders have put the sport on the map in the Pacific Northwest and will the only Oregon team in the Northwest Championship series. They will host the series in Bend. The team's website is: www.bendwomensrugby.com. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Four members of Central Oregon's Great Old Broads for Wilderness discuss the group's focus and concerns in the region with the Source Weekly's Brian Jennings. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

The US Forest Service is nearing a decision to build a 130 mile off highway vehicle (OHV) trail in the Ochoco National Forest. The trail system is very controversial. Sarah Cuddy of Oregon Wild, Richard Nelson of the Oregon Hunters Association, and Larry Ulrich of the Ochoco Trail riders discuss the issue with the Source Weekly. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

A group called the Sustainable Trails Coalition wants to allow mountain bikes into designated Wilderness areas - where mechanized travel has always been off limits. Should mountain bikes be allowed in wilderness areas. We hear from conservationist Erik Fernandez of Oregon Wild and mountain biker Woody Starr. Both sides explored. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Dr. Dave Peterson and Dr. Jessica Halofsky are conducting vital research into climate change impacts in Central Oregon. In this Sourcecast interview, they discuss how increased temperatures will affect the region. Send us Fan Mail Support the show