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Name your picks for 2021s Woman of the Year, Young Hero and Community Hero Feb. 5-15 Womens work is often unsung—but over the past year, the women of Central Oregon (and far beyond) have stepped up to become not just awesome leaders, workers and community members, but also home-school teachers, home counselors, family health monitors, DIY gurus, social justice activists, vaccine heroes and so much more. Nows your chance...

Whats good about it: Pho is a quintessential wintertime staple; filled with aromatic herbs and that signature anise flavor, combined with fresh bean sprouts, rice noodles and varying types of meat. Im a fan of the one that comes with brisket, but the restaurants list is long and lets you choose from any number of adventurous options. Pho Viets soups, in the era of takeout-only, come ready for a sog-proof meal. Noodles come separate from the broth; fresh veggies...

Central Oregon Gives exceeds 2020 goal and helps raise over $700K for local nonprofits Central Oregon Gives is pleased to announce the success of their annual giving campaign, that ended with $704,000 raised for over 75 nonprofits! Central Oregon Gives set their sights on a goal to raise $500,000 dollars for area nonprofits before the end of 2020. What If We Could’s Rys Fairbrother and Source Weekly Publisher Aaron Switzer are thrilled that this year’s goal out raised last year’s and end...

A Year in Local News  As 2020 comes to a close, a look back at some of the Sources biggest stories of the year Remember having New Years parties? Or how about raucous family gatherings with all the beloved (and tolerated) relatives crowding around? Remember PPE shortages, wildfires, protests and protests about closures? Nicole Vulcan In late May, Central Oregonians...

An online celebration of life for Blaine Davis, who died while kayaking last month From the 100+ posts on the remembrance page for local kayaker Blaine Davis, its clear that he was a beloved member of the outdoors and wider Central Oregon community. The page, Blaine Davis Remembrance, includes hundreds of photos and comments and notes from the many lives and communities he touched as far away as New Zealand. Twenty-year-old Davis of Sunriver died during a kayaking accident on ...

Source Weekly that gives the many newcomers to Central Oregon a primer on some of the area s most beloved destinations. This week, If Youre New Here has some deets on where to go for ice skating in Bend and beyond. Nicole Vulcan If youre new to the ice and snow, rinks often offer "training wheels," like these skate trainers at Seventh Mountain Resort. Bend Park...