The Bulletin

01/28/2025

Grab your tickets for Jerry Seinfeld when the online-only presale begins at 10 a.m. Wednesday. 🎟️

Jerry Seinfeld performs live at Bend’s Hayden Homes Amphitheater on July 18.

01/28/2025

NeighborImpact’s new 10,000-square-foot warehouse in Redmond — more than twice as large as the old one — will allow the nonprofit to store more food and to provide thousands more meals to Central Oregonians through its 60 partner agencies.

NeighborImpact’s new 10,000-square-foot warehouse in Redmond — more than twice as large as the old one — will allow the nonprofit to store more food and to provide thousands more

01/28/2025

Each winter in Central Oregon, cold snaps put extra pressure on shelter providers to accommodate a surge of people seeking to escape the elements. Recently, winter shelters have opened their doors while others have bumped up capacity.

Clear and crisp conditions persisting across Central Oregon have carried a biting cold and nighttime temperatures well into the teens, putting people without shelter at risk of potentially life-threatening hypothermia

01/26/2025

The city of Bend and the Bend Park and & Recreation District this week took another step toward a major redesign of Riverfront Street, a project aiming to fuse the missing link of the Deschutes River Trail in the heart of Bend between Miller’s Landing Park and Drake Park.

The city of Bend and the Bend Park and & Recreation District this week took another step toward a major redesign of Riverfront Street, a project aiming to fuse the

01/25/2025

A Bend man says he was the instigator of of the googly-eye art pranks that garnered international headlines for Bend in the past few months.

The mystery behind the googly eyes placed on Bend’s public roundabout art has been solved — well, partially.

01/25/2025

A Bend High School student is suing the school’s former girls softball coach for allegedly walking in on players while they were changing in the locker room.

A Bend High School student is suing the school’s former girls softball coach, Robert Ray, for allegedly walking in on players while they were changing in the locker room.

01/24/2025

There’s good news for Central Oregon stargazers — the city of Sisters has been certified as an International Dark Sky Community.

There’s good news for Central Oregon stargazers — the City of Sisters has been certified as an International Dark Sky Community. The recognition was given to the city for its

01/24/2025

In Central Oregon, the bioscience and medical device industry has experienced year-over-year double digit growth for nearly a decade. Now, Serán Bioscience, LLC is adding a large new manufacturing facility for pharmaceuticals.

A bioscience business that develops and makes medications for pharmaceutical companies and started in Bend nine years ago is quietly expanding.

01/24/2025

Recycling efforts at the Hayden Homes Amphitheater and the Old Mill District in Bend diverted nearly 200,000 pounds of trash last year from going to the landfill.

01/24/2025

Victoria's Secret and Pink will be closing its Old Mill District shops in Bend after more than 20 years in its current location.

01/23/2025

Learn how to build flavor, break down a chicken and craft nourishing soups at this upcoming workshop led by seasoned chef Suzanne Landry. 🍜

Sometimes, the key to success in the kitchen is as easy as remembering how to play.

01/23/2025

Caldera's Ali Heinly reached a milestone in the Wolfpack girls basketball team's win over Ridgeview.

Sitting at 998 career points, Ali Heinly was told by the Caldera coaches to maybe wait a bit to score the two points needed to reach 1,000 so that the

01/23/2025

As with all things in life, impermanence is baked into skateboarding, particularly when it comes to places to do it. Dropping In columnist David Jasper just wishes he knew how to quit one paradisical skate spot he'd grown too attached to over the past few years.

I hate the saying “change is the only constant” partly because it’s constantly being proven correct, and partly because I’m not a huge fan of change.

01/23/2025

Even in midwinter, life and color can be found in abundance in the nearly 1,000-acre Shevlin Park — contributor Makenzie Whittle's favorite of Bend Park & Recreation District's growing list of green spaces.

If you ever find yourself feeling low when driving around Central Oregon and seeing less green this time of year, you’re not alone. It can be depressing to see trees

01/23/2025

A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order ending the constitutional guarantee of birthright citizenship regardless of the parents’ immigration status. U.S. District Judge John C. Coughenour ruled on Thursday in…

A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order ending the constitutional guarantee of birthright citizenship regardless of the parents’ immigration status. U.S. District Judge John C. Coughenour

01/23/2025

Challenging site conditions and longer-than-anticipated permitting and design process have delayed the timeline and raised costs for the Deschutes County Courthouse expansion construction project in downtown Bend.

Challenging site conditions and longer-than-anticipated permitting and design process have delayed the timeline and raised costs for the Deschutes County Courthouse expansion construction project in downtown Bend. County facilities officials

01/23/2025

Prineville's second annual Old-Fashioned Hoedown raises funds to keep the Crook County Fair free with live music, auctions, and country-style fare.

Vicki Rhoden grew up across the street from the Crook County Fairgrounds. As a child, she remembers wandering over to the free-to-enter Crook County Fair to view the animal exhibits

01/23/2025

After 26 years with the Jefferson County District Attorney’s Office, including 15 as top prosecutor, District Attorney Steven Leriche plans to resign Feb. 2 to take a job with the Oregon Department of Justice.

After 26 years with the Jefferson County District Attorney’s Office, including 15 as top prosecutor, District Attorney Steven Leriche plans to resign Feb. 2 to take a job with the