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BEND, Ore. - Congressman Greg Walden has accepted an invitation from News Channel 21 to attend a televised debate with In a letter dated September 19 addressed to Walden, McLeod-Skinner suggested the scheduled debate doesn't meed the criteria for a "robust debate for public office."
The election returns weren't more than 40 minutes old, and the Democrats had three emails out challenging or criticizing Rep. Knute Buehler, R-Bend, who the first batch of ballots showed was on his way to winning the 2018 Republican primary for governor. It was part of a flurry of activity in the wake of Buehler's win Tuesday.
Porn star Stormy Daniels reportedly cut her Thursday night performance at an Oregon strip club short after a man threw a wallet at her face. Daniels was dancing to Poison's hit song "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" at Stars Cabaret in Bend, Oregon, when the wallet struck her in the face, according to Oregon Live.
Congressman Greg Walden toured Humm Kombucha's new northeast Bend facility Friday, to draw attention to a proposal he's supporting, which would change federal beverage regulations. Currently, alcoholic beverages are designated as those with .5% alcohol by volume , which often includes fermented drinks like kombucha.
John Guandolo, a former FBI agent considered an anti-Muslim extremist, spoke to a group of Republicans in Bend on Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2018. - Bulletin John Guandolo, a former FBI agent considered an anti-Muslim extremist, spoke to a group of Republicans in Bend on Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2018.
Although trailing the leading contestant by $3,000 entering the final round, Lindgren won the final round not with the correct answer but by risking less cash than her rivals. All three missed the correct final response, "Vincent Van Gogh."
BEND, Ore. - Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley on Thursday urged Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway to cease the rail transport of hazardous materials through the Columbia River Gorge while wildfires there are active and the threat remains of flash flooding and rockslides.