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Central Oregon at epicenter of new discoveries about human history of the Americas - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 10:00 am Friday, September 25, 2026 Archaeology students from the University of Oregon finished up another summer in Central Oregon, helping to shape a clearer understanding of human existence on the continent. The students joined other universities and tribal nations to spend a month camping near Fort Rock in the sagebrush desert of Lake County, learning about and conducting archaeological research. The work is part of the Northern Great Basin Collaborative Archaeology Field School. I
City crews, volunteers count all of Bend's trees - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 5:30 am Thursday, August 20, 2026 One day know we’ll know — after city workers and volunteers count them. All of them. By hand. Carter Levinson, a recent Oregon State University grad and current intern, has logged 9,000 tree sites so far while walking through Bend’s neighborhoods. Beyond tallying them up, he and the other catalogers have taken stock of the species of tree, trunk diameters, overall health, height of lowest branches, and the damage they might cause to infrastructure. Usi
County Commissioners vote to rezone 20 acres off Highway 97 between Bend and Redmond - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 1:24 pm Wednesday, August 19, 2026 The Deschutes Board of County Commissioners voted Wednesday to rezone 20 acres of land off U.S. Highway 97 from farm use to rural industrial. Vice Chair Tony DeBone and Commissioner Patti Adair voted in favor of the zone change while Phil Chang opposed. Chang argued that the new zoning precedent could contribute to a snowball of changes to an area between Bend and Redmond that had previously been earmarked as a scenic resource. “Ultimately we could en
High Desert Museum selects writing prize winner - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 2:15 pm Tuesday, August 18, 2026 The High Desert Museum has found the 12th winner of the Waterston Desert Writing Prize, which honors the best of literary nonfiction about desert landscapes. Alexa Hagerty’s entry, “Salt, Cloud, Ghost: A Journey through Desert, Deep Time, and Digital Age,” won the day. The work explores Chile’s Atacama Desert. There, mineral extraction to fuel artificial intelligence intersects with the region’s history of colonialism and violence. Hagerty is both a wri
Bend gambling writer appears in Netflix documentary - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 10:58 am Tuesday, August 18, 2026 In the world of online gambling, all bets are off. Prediction markets, which allow people to buy and sell contracts on the outcome of events, have changed the scope of popular gambling in the U.S., allowing people to bet on practically anything. Regulators are scrambling to keep up. Dustin Gouker has been keeping close tabs on it all from his home in Bend between taking his daughter to school and watching baseball with his wife. The former Bulletin ass
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