Editorial: There’s a lesson for voters
Under Oregon law, every vote counts. It counts, that is, unless a ballot is not turned in by 8 p.m. … Read more
Under Oregon law, every vote counts. It counts, that is, unless a ballot is not turned in by 8 p.m. … Read more
Deschutes County commissioners picked their priorities for legislative action Wednesday. The list they came up … Read more
After an utterly pointless government shutdown that lasted over a month, President Donald Trump has … Read more
I’ve always thought Americans would come together when we realized that we faced a dangerous … Read more
Oregon Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley — Democrats — are celebrating a bipartisan package … Read more
Twenty years ago, “housing first” was all the rage. Its premise is simple: Move homeless … Read more
Editor’s note: The following historic editorial originally appeared in The Bulletin on March 18, 1919. … Read more
Ten states are battling the spread of measles, the contagious and sometimes lethal childhood disease … Read more
One of Oregon’s leading business organizations, the Oregon Business Council, is poised to go where … Read more
When members of the Bend-La Pine School Board surrender their seats, they should try auditioning … Read more
It seems The Bulletin never finds a new idea or fee change it doesn’t oppose … Read more
The latest political controversy involves Rep. Ilhan Omar tweeting and insinuating that American political support … Read more
State Rep. David Gomberg, D-Neotsu, says he has absolutely no intention of reducing public access … Read more
We’ll agree with House Speaker Tina Kotek, D-Portland, that Oregon has a housing crisis and … Read more
President Donald Trump’s recently reported rejection of the U.S. Intelligence Community’s annual “Worldwide Threat Assessment” … Read more
There is an affordable housing crisis afflicting Central Oregon. When I talk to folks in … Read more
Let’s hear it for state Rep. Mitch Greenlick, the Portland Democrat who apparently has the … Read more
If Oregon legislators truly care about affordable housing, they shouldn’t let a Redmond plan for … Read more
Enjoying The Bulletin I now live in Colorado and recently learned about the financial problems … Read more
The first major policy intervention from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the noted social-media personality and future dictator-for-life … Read more
Many readers responded to a recent column in which I described some of the trends … Read more
State Rep. Werner Reschke, R-Klamath Falls, believes Oregon has a bright future ahead with limited … Read more
Teachers at Madras High School have pulled off an astounding increase in graduation rates. The … Read more
The Bend Park & Recreation District (BPRD) has its own taxing authority and is governed … Read more
In his State of the Union address, President Donald Trump was entirely right to reject … Read more
After the Canadian foreign minister, Chrystia Freeland, tweeted concern about Saudi Arabia’s imprisoning of a … Read more
We’re not that far into 2019, and it’s already looking like it will be another … Read more
He’s been driving in reverse, never even glancing at the rearview mirror. But Tuesday night, … Read more
Oregonians can have their marijuana delivered to their door, but as of now they must … Read more
Funding uncertainty is nothing new for Oregon State University’s OSU-Cascades campus, and this year is … Read more
If the recent government shutdown didn’t teach us anything else, it should be that all … Read more
In the U.S. Navy, we say that every sailor is a firefighter. That’s because when … Read more
Bend’s newest member of the Oregon Legislature, Republican Rep. Cheri Helt, is the chief sponsor … Read more
Editor’s note: The following historical editorial was originally published in The Bulletin on March 10, … Read more
At 10 o’clock Saturday morning, dozens of brave souls will take to the Deschutes River … Read more