Archives for April 2018

It was a dark and stormy night…” goes the often-mocked cliché used by wannabe mystery writers.

The Other Quarantine: A Bend Family’s Fight to Overcome Polio

Like coronavirus, the first major outbreak of polio in the U.S. struck in New York, in 1916. The scourge spread west, gripping the country with fear along its trajectory.

The stories behind the Deschutes National Forest’s historic guard stations

Today, the Deschutes National Forest’s natural landscape is known for awesome beauty and plenty of recreational opportunity.

Deschutes Public Library celebrates 100 years

In 1904, a handful of citizens who lived in the not-quite-yet-incorporated community of Bend were craving greater access to news from all around the nation.

5 Drought-Resistant Plants for High Desert Landscaping

Simple Ideas for Sustainable Landscaping

Meet the Student From Bend Suing the Federal Government

Not Just Another List to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

Teafly Talks to Sara Wiener

Exploring Willamette Valley Wine Country

Medford is the Heart of the Rogue Valley

Archives for April 2018

We also recommend