Pilot Butte is a must-see landmark in Bend, Oregon, offering panoramic views and an accessible hiking experience. This ancient cinder cone, standing at around 4,142 feet, is one of only […]
If you’re in Bend and looking for a top-tier dining experience, Bos Taurus is one of Central Oregon’s Best steakhouses. If you are here on a Tuesday, you are in […]
As you explore the wineries of Bend Wine Week 2024, you’ll not only experience fantastic wine but also learn about the rich histories behind each stop. Visit nine participating locations, […]
Tucked away in the serene beauty of Central Oregon’s Metolius River Basin, Lake Creek Lodge is much more than just a rustic getaway—it’s a historic landmark. Originally established in 1924 […]
We tried Café des Chutes for Sunday Funday and had some delicious breakfast snacks.
Nostalgic night with Everclear, Jimmie’s Chicken Shack, and Marcy Playground.
Relive the Cherry Poppin’ Daddies concert in Bend: a night of nostalgic ska and swing, electrifying performances, and timeless music. #CherryPoppinDaddies #BendEvents
In 2019, Oregon made headlines alongside Washington by passing bills aimed at observing Daylight Saving Time (DST) year-round, marking a significant shift from the disruptive clock changes endured by many. This legislative move mirrors a broader dissatisfaction across the United States, where a significant preference emerges for more light in the evenings. However, despite the clear intent to move away from the biannual time change, the path to permanent DST in Oregon has encountered hurdles. Challenges include legislative gridlocks in neighboring states and the overarching requirement for federal approval, due to the Uniform Time Act. The debate continues, highlighting a complex interplay between local preferences, state legislation, and federal law, all while the residents of Central Oregon and beyond await a resolution that aligns with their outdoor-centric lifestyles and economic interests.
How did we get February 29th? It started with Julius Caesar and ended with Pope Gregory XIII in 1582.
A review on Chow in Bend Oregon
