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'SURVing' Up Better Hydration - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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A young Bend resident is launching a new sparkling electrolyte beverage, developed and made in Central Oregon. Tanner Bowen, an outdoors enthusiast who spent his youth skiing, running, bike racing and playing soccer, has just launched SURV, featuring real fruit flavors and electrolytes. A few years ago, at age 19, Bowen opened a pizza food cart at Silver Moon Brewing — an endeavor that had him working long hours in hot conditions. Trying to quench his thirst led to trying lots of products that w
Fire Evacuation Sparks an Idea: Giving Back to Firefighters - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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When they’re not running out to battle blazes like this year’s Akawa Butte fire or last year’s Flat Fire, firefighters cook a lot. That’s one fun fact that Sisters resident Leslie Pade picked up in 2025, when she and her family were forced to evacuate their home. While the Flat Fire picked up speed and Pade drove away from her home, fire crews were driving in. That blaze ultimately destroyed five homes, but Pade’s wasn’t one of them. In the wake of the fire, Pade’s sense of gratitude led her to
The Biggest Misconception in Real Estate Right Now - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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As a full-time real estate advisor and investor, I’ve watched a misconception about concessions grow over the last four years. Today, nearly half of all home sales in Bend include them (according to data pulled from Cascades East MLS). Maybe you’ve heard the term, maybe you haven’t. Either way, let me break it down. Concessions are negotiated into a real estate transaction during the initial draft of the offer or during repair phase. Regardless, they are credits the seller pays to the buyer to c
Boneyard Closing Its Pub, Going Back to 'Where It All Started' - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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In 2010, Tony Lawrence amassed the detritus of other breweries’ equipment, collecting enough beer-gear to launch what would be known as Boneyard Beer. The name was a nod to the stitched-together equipment — the “boneyard” of other beer-makers’ stuff. The brewery operated in that punk-rock style for over a decade and a half, pouring beers from a small taproom near downtown Bend, and gaining the esteem of locals all the while. If you’ve ever cracked an RPM on a hot summer day by a lake — or quaffe
General Duffy’s is Up for Sale - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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Downtown Redmond food cart lot, sports bar and venue General Duffy’s is up for sale, its owners announced September 9. The sale includes the business and its 1.4-acre, four-parcel commercial property. Co-owners Dick Robertson, wife Susan Robertson and son Tanner Robertson are, “seeking a buyer with the resources and vision to build on the established business and on the property’s development potential,” read a press release from the listing agent, Capacity Commercial Group. “Given its location,
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