Bend City Council agreed recently to pay communications firm Barney & Worth in excess of $100,000 to sell voters on … Read more
Just after the Central Oregon Business Index turned down in the first quarter, the city … Read more
Oregon lawmakers are taking the first steps toward providing a single-payer health system for everyone … Read more
Several Fridays this spring, local high school students protested climate crisis inaction by our nation’s … Read more
Bend city councilors, staff and residents will always debate what the city should be doing … Read more
Business groups have made it clear they don’t like House Bill 3427, a hidden sales … Read more
As a volunteer leader with the Oregon Citizens’ Utility Board (CUB), I strongly support House … Read more
Imagine if in 2018 the Trump administration had proposed legislation that would allow the government, … Read more
With roughly two weeks left in the 2019 session of the Oregon Legislature, two bills … Read more
This last April I contacted the Oregon State Dam Safety Engineer to request a change … Read more
As Oregon continues to deal with a still-growing homeless population, the report prepared for the … Read more
Editor’s note: The following historical editorials originally appeared in the Bend Bulletin on Sept. 25, … Read more
It’s mighty tempting to feed the deer, gray squirrels, bunnies and other wild critters that … Read more
Joining the Oregon Education Association is simple for the approximately 44,000 educators who want to … Read more
Just over a year ago, President Donald Trump and his health secretary, Alex Azar, stood … Read more
Improve family medical leave Family comes first. I hear this so often from the pulpit, … Read more
The Bend City Council’s direction to allow Woodriver Village to get an exemption from the … Read more
What the Legislature takes away, the Legislature can return. Thus, thanks to House Bill 2266, … Read more
A permit system is coming to some popular trailheads in the central Cascades. The road … Read more
Sheriff Nelson did what was needed It was disappointing to read The Bulletins critical assessment … Read more
Apparently with nothing better to do, a group of Oregon lawmakers has decided to take … Read more
Democrats in the Oregon Legislature paid their union dues on this session. Lawmakers approved, largely … Read more
Amazon’s patent application for an always-on feature for Alexa, its popular voice-activated personal assistant, has … Read more
Here is a media story from the week that was. In the Netherlands, a depressed … Read more
If your doctor believed St. Charles Bend was providing inadequate patient care, should he or … Read more
The reason Oregonians can put their absolute trust in state government is because our elected … Read more
Oregon is on its way to making it even easier for residents to have previous … Read more
At the end of March, Bend’s Republican Sen. Tim Knopp put forward Senate Joint Resolution … Read more
Tuesday Oregon lawmakers rejected a bill that would have dramatically raised the amount juries can … Read more
In January 2018 the Oregon secretary of state released a scathing audit of the state … Read more
Farmers and ranchers are often targeted by well-meaning individuals and groups who don’t quite appreciate … Read more
NENTÓN, Guatemala — To understand why President Donald Trump’s new sanctions and other flailing to … Read more
Few people doubt this country’s verbal commitment to its veterans. But is it backed up … Read more
When we travel, we want to believe all drivers are licensed, that they passed an … Read more
Recently The Bulletin published a letter to the editor regarding restrictive abortion bans being signed … Read more
