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Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Monday, September 22, 2025.

The sun rose on Bend today with a hint of fall crispness and plenty of energy buzzing through the city. First up, a recent surge in Bend’s population is keeping local planners busy. The Bend-La Pine School District has launched an 18-month planning process to anticipate enrollment needs and explore the possibility of new schools—a sign that families continue to plant deeper roots in the area. Meanwhile, Hayden Homes, headquartered just up the road in Redmond, was recently ranked third as a great place to work nationally, showing that Central Oregon’s job market is as strong as its community spirit.

If you’re heading south today, look for construction on Butler Market Road, where westbound lanes will be closed between Brinson Boulevard and Eighth Street. Drivers are asked to follow posted detours and expect minor delays. Over in southwest Bend, anticipation grows for a new aviation-themed food truck pod and taphouse set to open soon. This venue promises to bring a fresh gathering spot to the area, combining local eats with an innovative twist.

The city wraps up Welcoming Week today, an annual series of events that celebrates Bend’s inclusive community and elevates the diverse voices that shape our collective story. Programming this past week highlighted local leaders from environmental and housing organizations, creative workshops, cultural performances, and a health and wellness fair aimed at closing gaps in local care. If you missed out, keep an eye out for next year’s events—they’re a great way to connect with neighbors and discover Bend’s vibrant heart.

Looking ahead, foodies should mark the calendar for this Saturday’s Luscious Bend Food and Wine Experience at Mt. Bachelor Lodge. Ten of the region’s top chefs will partner with local farms and wineries to deliver a full sensory celebration—expect bold flavors, curated courses, and communal storytelling, all set against the mountain backdrop. Tickets are limited, so grab one if you can.

If you’re after something mysterious or just love a little adventure, head downtown tonight for Bend After Dark: Solve the Murder Mystery. Starting at 129 NW Idaho Avenue, participants will explore the city’s nightlife while unraveling clues in this interactive game open to all sleuths and puzzle-solvers.

Fans of craft beer can look forward to the Fields of Green IPA Tasting courtesy of Fort George, running nightly this week. Sip on rotating experimental brews, meet fellow hop lovers, and enjoy a relaxed Bend evening.

For live entertainment, Volcanic Theatre Pub continues its stellar run of shows. Whether you’re into music, film, or comedy, check out their calendar to see what’s shaking in this intimate venue known for its quirky, inclusive vibe.

That’s all for now. Whether you’re joining in community events, exploring new food trucks, or simply taking in the beautiful September day, Bend is thriving and brimming with opportu

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Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Saturday, September twentieth. Bend is buzzing with energy today, so grab your coffee and let’s dive into everything happening in and around town.

First up, the NatureConnect Fest is back and lighting up Alpenglow Park from eleven to three. This free, family-friendly celebration is all about connecting with the outdoors and each other. You can climb a rock wall, try out fly casting, watch volcano demonstrations, and join hands-on STEM projects and nature arts and crafts. There’s also a firefighter challenge and a special adventure hunt—great for families with young explorers looking to solve nature-themed missions. Parking at the park is limited, so biking or alternative transportation is encouraged.

If you are craving some old-fashioned community spirit, head downtown for Pick It Up, Bend! kicking off at ten this morning at the West Event Lawn by Hayden Homes Amphitheater. This is the inaugural cleanup hosted by SOLVE, bringing together locals and volunteers to spruce up the heart of Bend. Supplies are provided—just bring your enthusiasm to make our public spaces shine.

Health and wellness are also front and center today with the third annual Health and Wellness Fair at Ponderosa Park, running from eleven to two. This free outdoor event welcomes everyone, with a special focus on immigrant, Latino, and refugee communities during Welcoming Week. Get your blood pressure checked, consult with health professionals, enjoy group fitness in Spanish, and let the kids dive into fun wellness activities—all while sampling free nutritious bites from local vendors. Interpretation will be available in multiple languages to make sure everyone feels at home.

On the fun and games front, Oktoberfest takes over the Deschutes Historical Museum from two until nine. Take your shot at the stein holding contest, barrel rolling, and the crowd favorite wiener dog races. Put on your best lederhosen or dirndl for the costume contest and join the yodeling competition. There will be live music, classic German eats, and plenty of brews on tap—admission is free, but register early if you want to compete.

Looking for a little extra mystery after dark? Tonight’s Bend Murder Mystery experience at 129 Northwest Idaho Avenue lets you and your friends walk in the shoes of detectives as you hunt for clues and solve a thrilling case—perfect for anyone looking to add a dash of drama to their Saturday.

If you are tuning in for local sports, Summit High’s football team made headlines by snapping Mountain View’s twenty-one game regular season winning streak last night with a gritty win at home. It’s big news for high school football fans and a great moment of pride for the Summit community.

A quick heads-up if you drive near Butler Market Road: beginning Monday, westbound traffic between Brinson Boulevard and Eighth Street will be closed for construction as crews get to work on a new roundabout. Plan for a detour and allow a little

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Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Thursday, September 18th, 2025.

Bend is waking up to cool, autumn weather and a surge of activity, so let’s dive into all the happenings around town. Kicking things off, local educators have their own special event tonight. The High Desert Museum is hosting Educators’ Night Out from 6 to 8 pm. It’s a back-to-school mixer for adults, bringing together teachers, administrators, and education supporters for networking, demonstrations, and take-home resources—all paired with light refreshments. If you’re in education or just curious about how our schools connect with the wider community, this is a great spot to meet the folks shaping Bend’s next generation.

On the arts and music front, tomorrow night brings Thump’s Summer Music and Pizza Night. Locally loved musicians will fill the air with tunes, while Thump’s kitchen keeps the pizza coming, all set against a stunning mountain backdrop. Doors open for pizza at 5:30, and the music starts at 6—so plan a casual Friday out and soak in that quintessential Bend summer evening.

Speaking of rhythm, the community is abuzz with anticipation for the FairWell Festival at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds. The two-day festival starts this weekend and boasts a lineup packed with heavy hitters from Americana to country-the likes of Tyler Childers and Sturgill Simpson are set to perform. Expect Oregon craft brews, local food, and that open sky vibe only Central Oregon can deliver. If you’re up for spontaneous plans, last-minute tickets are still in play.

This Saturday marks the debut of the Fall Festival at Seventh Mountain Resort. Designed with families in mind, this inaugural event promises activities you’ll want to experience—think pumpkin decorating, lawn games, and plenty of treats for all ages. It’s a chance for families to make fresh memories as the leaves start to turn.

If you’re in the mood for a little friendly competition and discovery, the Ultimate Scavenger Bend kicks off today and runs through the weekend. Register online, get your clues, and set out on a journey—by bike or car—through Bend’s downtown, with stops at landmarks and hidden gems. Take a selfie at each stop, complete the hunt at your own pace, and you could earn a prize or at least a few brilliant stories to share.

Breweries across town are turning their focus back to locals as autumn settles in. Over at Bevel Craft Brewing, Tuesdays are Locals Day with $4 pints, while Bend Brewing Company brings Locals Night every Tuesday evening for the same deal. Even as the city grows, spots like these keep that close-knit community spirit alive, offering longtime regulars and new faces a shared sense of home.

And for public health, a reminder as respiratory virus season approaches—updated vaccines for COVID-19, flu, and RSV are available. Health officials encourage you to check in with your provider or local pharmacy, especially if you’re caring for young children, older adults, or anyone with

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Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Monday, September 15. We’re getting your week off to a lively start here in Central Oregon with breaking news, helpful updates, and all the things to do as we roll into the heart of September.

First up, some important local news: Sunday morning was eventful for first responders, as a single-vehicle accident on Highway 97 near Murphy Road sent Bend Police out around 3 am. The vehicle was found on fire, but thanks to quick action, the situation was brought under control. Emergency teams are reminding everyone to drive safely as fall brings busy travel on local highways. Also over the weekend, fire crews responded to a blaze at Bend’s Juniper Ridge area, where a motorhome fire spread to nearby vegetation. Two people were displaced, underscoring wildfire risks and reminding us to stay vigilant as dry conditions continue.

Shifting gears to community happenings, if you want to get moving, check out the Ultimate Scavenger event right here in Bend today. This creative scavenger hunt promises adventure and fun for locals and visitors alike. You can find details and register online if you’re up for a bit of friendly competition and exploration.

Art enthusiasts, tonight is your chance to pick up a new skill at Stained Glass 101 at the DIY Cave. The workshop runs from six to eight this evening—no prior experience necessary, just bring your curiosity and creative spirit.

Looking ahead to the weekend, mark your calendars for Food Cart Fridays at Discovery Corner on September 26. That means tasty eats from some of Bend’s favorite vendors, local musicians adding a perfect soundtrack to your Friday, and plenty of games and space for everyone to unwind. It’s free, family-friendly, and a great way to connect with neighbors.

For board game lovers, there’s a Community Game Night this Friday, September 19 at the Westside Church Lower Atrium. Teens, adults, and families are all welcome for a laid-back evening with strategy games, group games, snacks, and a chance to meet fellow gamers in a welcoming atmosphere.

And let’s not forget local sports pride! On episode 14 of Beyond the Score, Bend High’s Lava Bears honored some standout Heroes and Alumni, adding four new names to their ring of honor. If you missed the event, highlights are available online so you can celebrate these local legends who’ve made their mark on the community.

There’s always a full lineup of markets, live music, and pop-up events around town, so whatever your interests, Bend’s got something for you this week.

This has been Bend Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Sunday, September 14, 2025. Hope you are easing into a crisp September weekend, and we have plenty of news and things to do to keep you informed and entertained here in Bend.

We start with breaking local news from overnight. Just before 3 a.m., Bend Police and emergency crews responded to a dramatic car accident on the northbound Bend Parkway near Murphy Road. A blue Volkswagen Passat was reportedly speeding at around 80 miles per hour before veering off the road and rolling several times. First responders arrived to find the car on fire and managed to rescue both occupants. The 31-year-old driver from Portland suffered critical injuries, while the passenger from Redmond is recovering in stable condition. The highway was closed northbound for four and a half hours during the investigation, so if you’re catching up on delays this morning, that’s what happened. Authorities are continuing their investigation and thanking all involved agencies and first responders for their quick work overnight.

Shifting gears to some positive news on the local energy front: Cascade Natural Gas just launched an innovative hybrid heating pilot right here in Bend. They’re rolling out new dual-fuel systems that pair gas furnaces with electric heat pumps to try to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while keeping heating bills down. Twenty-four homes will receive these high-tech heating setups at no cost, letting the community test out energy savings and real-life comfort in every season. Interested homeowners, including those eligible for Cascade’s energy discount program, are encouraged to apply. There’s also excitement about job creation for local HVAC contractors, as more homes make the switch to efficient tech that could help Bend meet its climate goals.

Now, let’s talk about what’s happening around town today and in the week ahead. If you’re hoping to keep the summer vibes rolling, head to the Worthy Brewing Farmers Market. They’re open today from 10 a.m., offering up local produce, handcrafted goods, and fresh brews. Art lovers should check out the Artists Studio Tour, which is running today until 5 p.m. There’s also live music all over town, and next weekend Heller Highwater Trio brings their blend of rock, blues, and R&B to Faith Hope and Charity Vineyards Friday night, promising a beautiful evening under the sunset with award-winning wine in hand.

Mark your calendars for Food Cart Fridays on September 26th at Discovery Corner, where you can sample eats from top local carts and enjoy live music and games with friends and family. These community nights are casual, free to attend, and a great way to wrap up September.

On the sports front, Ducks fans are riding high as Oregon continues to dominate with a 3 and 0 start to the college football season and a 21-game regular-season win streak. Meanwhile, Oregon State is still chasing their first win after another tough loss to Texas Tech, but fans are hopeful for a tu

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Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Saturday, September 13th, 2025.

Bend is buzzing today as the city’s eighth annual Welcoming Week really gets rolling, bringing together longtime locals and newcomers alike. Running through the 21st, Welcoming Week’s theme this year is "Stories We Share," and you’ll feel that spirit everywhere from trivia nights to delicious food pop-ups. If you’re looking for something hands-on, head out today to Culture Jam, the city’s first major multicultural celebration, happening at Open Space Event Studios. There will be live performances, a vibrant community fashion show, local vendors, and plenty of creative activities for the whole family. And if that inspires your artistic side, check out the Holoboint Quilting Bee Workshop running from ten this morning until one. Or pop by the Artists Studio Tour anytime today until five for a peek inside some of Bend’s best creative spaces.

For families or anyone looking for something unique, don’t miss the Ultimate Scavenger Hunt, Bend’s citywide adventure going on all day. The clues will take you through historic downtown landmarks, public art, and maybe even your favorite coffee shop. It’s a fantastic way to rediscover hidden gems and snap some memorable selfies along the way.

For some big-top fun, the Venardos Circus brings its Decade of Dreams tour to Redmond’s Deschutes County Fairgrounds, with shows at eleven, two, and five today. Expect classic circus acts with an imaginative twist—kids under twelve get in for just nineteen dollars, and the new tent design means a great view of aerial acts for everyone.

In sports news, the high school football season is heating up. The Bend High Lava Bears pulled off a dramatic overtime win last night, beating Springfield thirty-four to twenty-eight, while Caldera’s Wolfpack are looking to rebound after a tough loss to West Albany. Redmond’s Panthers keep marching on with a strong ground game and their win over Pendleton has fans amped for league play.

Here’s a friendly alert for pet owners: Deschutes County Public Health is urging everyone to keep a close eye on furry friends after a recent rabies case in Bend. Remember to make sure your pets are up to date on vaccines and watch out for wildlife.

Infrastructure-wise, keep in mind Bond Street downtown is closed between Greenwood and Wall through Monday while workers remove the giant courthouse tower crane. It’s a minor inconvenience for a major milestone in the Deschutes County Courthouse Expansion, so plan your routes accordingly.

If you want to dance off the week, Cross-Eyed Cricket is hosting Hip-Hop Night dance lessons at eight o’clock tonight. Whether you’re ready to bust a move or just want to watch, it’s a fun way to meet folks and move your body.

That’s the pulse of Bend today—festivals celebrating community, kids with face paint, artists opening their doors, athletes giving it their all, and our ever-changing city moving forward together. This has been Bend L

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Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Thursday, September 11, 2025. Thanks for tuning in as we head into another gorgeous high desert day.

There’s a lot happening on this Thursday, so let’s get you caught up. First, Bend residents are being reminded to take extra caution after a bat recently found in the city tested positive for rabies. Deschutes County Public Health is urging everyone to avoid any contact with bats, keep pets’ rabies vaccinations up to date, and call animal control if you spot a bat acting strangely, especially during daylight hours. This follows a cat catching an infected bat last week. While rabies cases are rare, officials want everyone to stay safe and informed.

In local sports, North Bend High is hosting Elmira High School in varsity boys’ soccer from 4:30 to 6:30 tonight. If you’re looking to get out and cheer on young athletes, it promises to be a vibrant community event.

Tonight is also a prime evening for live music lovers. At Silver Moon Brewing, alt-rock favorites Everclear are taking the stage at 7, joined by Local H. If you prefer something a bit different, Lindsey Stirling brings her blend of violin and high-energy performance to the Hayden Homes Amphitheater, starting at 6:30 with special guests Walk Off The Earth. Expect a great all-ages crowd and an impressive light show as the sun sets over the amphitheater.

Looking ahead to this weekend, artists and art fans should mark their calendars for the returning Bend Artists’ Studio Tour, happening Saturday and Sunday from 11 to 4. This is a free, self-guided experience spread across seven locations where you can get a glimpse into the creative process of 15 local artists, from oil and watercolor painters to fused glass artists. It’s a hands-on way to connect with the community and perhaps even discover a new favorite artist.

Meanwhile, the Oregon Veterans Motorcycle Association is gearing up for its 23rd Annual 9/11 Memorial Rally, with activities kicking off tomorrow morning. They’re inviting everyone—not just motorcyclists—for a golf tournament in Crooked River Ranch, a Friday night poker tournament, and Saturday’s big poker run starting right here in Bend. There’ll be vendors, raffles, patriotic events, and more, all supporting veteran initiatives across Central Oregon.

And if you’re thinking ahead to next weekend, the Thump Summer Music and Pizza Night returns on September 19 at Thump Coffee Roasters. Bring friends for local tunes, house-made pizza, and the perfect mountain backdrop as the evenings grow cooler.

That’s what’s happening in Bend today. Stay alert on the roads—especially around popular bike routes like Skyliners Road, which has seen brisk traffic and increased cyclist numbers lately. If you’re heading there, remember to share the road and keep it safe for everyone.

This has been Bend Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Wednesday, September 10, 2025.

Bend is waking up to sunshine this morning, and there is plenty happening across Central Oregon to keep you engaged, informed, and inspired. Let’s kick things off with a look at the Bend Municipal Airport’s big milestone. Construction on the long-awaited air traffic control tower is about 80 percent complete. When finished in early 2026, it’ll stand at 115 feet, helping streamline the 140,000-plus takeoffs and landings that happen each year. This project not only means greater safety for pilots and passengers, but it also positions Bend as a leading aviation hub in the region, crucial for everything from business flights to wildfire response services.

On the creative front, art lovers and adventurers should keep an eye out for Wanderlust Tours’ next “Art in Nature” performance series. Local a cappella group Bend Camerata is set to deliver their harmonies inside the ancient volcanic tuff ring at Fort Rock. The evening combines music, stories about the land’s rich heritage, and some of the best stargazing Oregon offers. If you’ve ever wanted to blend a little culture with cosmic wonder, this is your ticket.

Heading downtown, music fans will be excited for two big names hitting local stages tonight. Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts are slated to play at the Les Schwab Amphitheater, promising a legendary evening for longtime fans and newcomers alike. Meanwhile, if you’re in the mood for some networking with a side of caffeine, swing by Ponch’s Place for the Bevs and Biz Coffee Mingle stopping by Northeast Oxford Court this morning—always a laid-back way to connect with others in Bend’s vibrant business community.

Safety is on everyone’s mind as wildfire season reaches its peak. While this year has already seen major fires brush dangerously close to communities like Sisters, experts remind us that homeowners should remain vigilant—trimming property vegetation and practicing defensible landscaping can make a real impact. Stay alert for any public safety updates and respect fire restrictions while you’re out enjoying the landscape.

For families and fun seekers, the Venardos Circus is in town this week, celebrating a decade of magical performances at the Deschutes County Fair and Expo Center. With shows running through the 14th, it’s a wonderful chance to experience classic circus excitement with a unique modern twist.

A quick health update: if you’ve been hoping for a COVID-19 vaccine booster, Deschutes County Health Services reports that supplies are still on hold pending further guidance from federal officials. In the meantime, everyone is encouraged to keep up with proven prevention methods—think handwashing, masking if you’re at higher risk, and testing when feeling under the weather.

That’s your pulse on what’s happening in and around Bend today. Whether you’re enjoying world-class music, catching up with neighbors, or finding awe in Oregon’s wild beauty, the

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Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Monday, September 8, 2025.

Another week kicks off in Central Oregon with a mix of sunshine, high desert air, and that distinctive Bend energy. Today in town, the big news is community involvement. The city is inviting everyone to an open house to look over plans for much-needed safety and connectivity upgrades at the southern end of Bend’s Core Area, especially around the Aune Street undercrossing and Third Street. If you’ve ever had trouble getting across town by car, bike, or on foot, this is your chance to speak up. The city’s aiming to improve not just driving conditions, but also walking and biking routes to connect the Old Mill District more easily with East Bend. There’s an in person open house at the Campfire Hotel this Wednesday from four to six pm, and you can also check things out and share your thoughts online starting tomorrow. These upgrades come thanks to the 2020 transportation bond, state grants, and lots of local feedback, so shaping the final design really is in your hands.

Looking for things to do this evening? Bend’s creative side is out in force. The Natural History Pub series brings Dr. Karen Hall to McMenamins Old St. Francis School tonight at seven for the Sagebrush in Prisons Project. This free event tells a remarkable story—how local prison inmates have helped restore our high desert lands by growing millions of sagebrush plants for rehabilitation across the Basin. Doors open at five thirty, so swing by for a bite and a brew before the talk.

Music lovers have a couple of options to wind down their Monday. From five to eight, local musicians take over the Commonwealth Pub for an informal showcase, sure to bring some good vibes and local flavor. If trivia is more your speed, Greg’s Grill at the Old Mill hosts a friendly contest starting at six, with socializing beforehand at five thirty. Whether you’re a fact fiend or just looking for a fun way to meet folks, it’s a welcoming night out.

A few quick reminders around town: Even though we did get a sprinkle of rain, fire risk in Central Oregon remains high. Stage one fire restrictions are still in place. That means no open fires or wood stoves allowed on public lands, so pack your camp stoves and be fire smart if you’re headed outdoors.

Keep your calendars open for upcoming fun—Food Cart Fridays at Discovery West return later this month with live music, games for the kids, and plenty of local eats. Whether you crave dumplings, pizza, Korean bowls, or a swirl from Cuppa Yo, there’s something for everyone under the Central Oregon sky.

That wraps up today’s highlights. This has been Bend Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Sunday, September 7, 2025.

The sun is shining over Central Oregon and there’s plenty happening in Bend to make the most of this beautiful Sunday. If you’re looking to get outside and soak up some local color, head over to Drake Park today starting at 11 am for festivities hosted by the Rotary Clubs of Bend. All ages are welcome and you’ll find food trucks, live music kicking off at 12:30, and that classic Bend energy as neighbors gather along the river for a perfect late summer celebration.

Downtown, art lovers can enjoy the last weekend of the Bend Open Studios Tour. Grab a map and explore dozens of artist workshops, chat with creators, and maybe find that unique piece for your home. On Northwest Wall Street, Bar Rio is celebrating Sangria Sundays from 2 to 10 pm. Cool down with fresh tapas and sangria while local musicians keep the vibe lively.

For those who love trail riding, the Women of the Dirt Series at Mt. Bachelor offers an exhilarating session for female mountain bikers tonight. If you’d rather paddle than pedal, the Bend Paddle Trail Alliance and the Central Oregon Surf Team are waving in new members at the Deschutes River with clinics and a social paddle. There’s truly something for every outdoor enthusiast this weekend.

Sports fans can catch up with college football drama. While the Oregon Ducks soared past the Oklahoma State Cowboys yesterday, the Oregon State Beavers are still searching for a win and retooling their special teams. On the local scene, Caldera’s Morical and Carney led the way in the season-opening cross-country race, shining a spotlight on Bend’s rising stars.

On the community front, city leaders are holding discussions on Bend’s growth and how “riskier” spending might jumpstart downtown development. Rapid change is challenging for Bend, but proposed investments in new housing and business spaces show real promise for reinvigorating the city’s core.

A reminder to everyone in Crook County: air quality advisories and evacuations remain due to ongoing fire activity, so be cautious if your Sunday plans include heading east, and check updates before traveling.

Meanwhile, the Heart of Oregon Corps has received a $100,000 grant for youth programs, a boost for young people seeking career paths and community service locally. In nonprofit news, Jon Baker joins Bethlehem Inn as its new development director, promising continued support for Bend’s most vulnerable neighbors.

Finally, if you’re planning your week, mark your calendar for the upcoming Discovery West Music Festival Saturday, September 13—a free event celebrating local bands, food carts, and the Bend creative spirit.

That’s it for today’s Bend Local Frequency. Whether you’re exploring the outdoors, enjoying local art, or gathering with friends at Drake Park, Bend’s community spirit is in full bloom. This has been Bend Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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