Oregon is getting $150,000 to create new roadside habitat for bees, butterflies and other pollinators using native plants and pollinator-friendly mowing practices. Learn more here.

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An injured golden eagle is back in the wild after six weeks of rehabilitation with Bend’s Think Wild. Learn more here.

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Bend’s new Central Library celebrates its grand opening this weekend, welcoming the community to explore the long-awaited new space. Learn more here.

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Central Oregon’s first managed homeless camp is now open in Redmond, offering shelter and services for people experiencing homelessness. Find out more about it here.

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As wildfires continue to impact communities across Oregon, even your bottle and can returns can make a difference – donate through BottleDrop to help provide critical support to the families, firefighters, and communities that need it most. Learn more here.

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Looking for weekend plans? The Sunriver Art Fair kicks off Friday with incredible local and regional artists, unique handmade pieces, and free admission. Find out more here.

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The Bend Comedy Festival has unveiled its full 2026 lineup, bringing nationally touring comedians, fan favorites, and a weekend full of laughs to venues across downtown Bend September 4-6. Learn more here.

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Pine Nursery Park’s long-awaited upgrades are taking shape, with a new entrance, expanded dog park access, and additional pickleball courts set to make one of Bend’s most popular parks even better. Find out more here.

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🎸 Eight local bands. One great cause.

Bands for Bread returns to Boneyard Pub on Friday, July 31, bringing a full day of live music, raffle prizes, a silent auction, and community spirit – all to help fight food insecurity in Central Oregon. Admission is free, donations are encouraged, and Boneyard will donate $1 from every beer sold to support St. Vincent de Paul, which serves more than 30,000 people in our community each year.

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Bend Brews and Beyond is back in Drake Park this Saturday with music, more than 50 breweries, and a dozen non-alcoholic drink makers. Find out more here.

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