If music was the magical elixir that got Zakk Wylde off the gridiron and on a stage when he was a teenage linebacker, the guitar was the vehicle that got him to the dream gig as Ozzy Osbourne’s ...

A recent ruling from the state’s labor agency has thrown a wrench into a City of Bend program aimed at spurring construction ...

United Way of the Columbia-Willamette and Hands On Greater Portland will host the fifth annual Community Impact Week from Tuesday, October 6 through Saturday, October 10, with more than 30 volunteer ...

Fall requires a reset — a shift from the smoky-hot days of summer, where sundresses and flowing fabrics abound — to the warm, cozy, wind-ready garb of cooler days. For our Fall Arts and Style feature, ...

It’s officially fall, and with the cooler temps and the slower pace, we’re placing special focus on local people and events that get your creative juices flowing. Check out the stories and interviews ...

Since Deschutes County Circuit Court Judge Bethany Flint resigned in late July, six candidates have launched campaigns in ...

Our Quiet Operating System By Lisa Cohen, interim executive director, Central Oregon LandWatch Getting from downtown to the ...

Tickets are officially on sale for the Bend Chamber’s biggest event of the year! Join business and community leaders from across the region for a morning of big ideas, practical takeaways and ...

A visual conversation about movement, plastics and color, this exhibition by local artist Katie Dunbar runs through Wednesday, Sept. 30 at Deschutes Brewery, and features select paintings and collages ...

In 2019, Redmond was selected to be part of a test. That was Oregon’s Affordable Housing Pilot Program, a legislative experiment to see if loosening the state’s strict development boundaries could ...

Deschutes Public Library is pleased to announce Thomas Kohnstamm’s novel Supersonic as the 2026 A Novel Idea selection during a public unveiling event. The book reveal reached new heights as ...

I’ve been writing this “Inner Heroes” column for 20 years now. In my 80th year, it has become clear to me why this is so ...