Brie Haro is a journalist for The Bulletin, focusing on local news in Bend, Oregon. With a passion for community stories, Brie covers a wide range of topics including events, wildlife, local businesses, and issues affecting the residents of Bend.
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Brie Haro's coverage focuses primarily on local events and announcements in Bend, Oregon. She covers a wide range of topics including family & relationships, entertainment news, crime, content & publishing with an emphasis on community-centric stories.
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By: Brie Haro
Eddie Fernandez, one of the directors for Go Drone Shows, couldn’t believe his eyes the first time he saw 600 lighted drones launch into the sky at the same time.
As the Deschutes County Fair approaches, residents are looking for tickets, but watch out for fraudulent ones, fair organizers said.
The Humane Society of Central Oregon urges residents to think about their pets and livestock when wildfire smoke impacts the air quality.
By: Brie Haro
From Aug. 2 to Aug. 6 the Deschutes County fair will replace fireworks with a bigger than ever drone show. Spanning over 400 feet, the drones will illuminate night sky with depictions of the classic fair experience. The county hopes to pay homage to the attractions at the fair, attendees and those that make it happen.
By: Brie Haro
Services through NeighborImpact help vulnerable communities through many challenges, including food insecurity, transportation and money management in Central Oregon. But that wouldn’t be possible without getting feedback from the community.
It’s been a long, hot summer with one month to go. While residents of Bend often choose to take a dip in the river to cool off, some opt for
Beneath the surface of a large heap of unprocessed yard debris at the Knott Landfill and Recycling Center, a fire started to smolder. But nobody noticed until Wednesday night when
REDMOND — Under gloomy skies, sprinkling rain washed over the Deschutes County Fair early Friday morning, but that didn’t deter Richelle Sellers and Cassy Grass, of Redmond, from bringing their
To some it might be terrifying to see the sharp teeth of the American badger bared in aggression, along with its long claws and accompanying hissing.
Cafe Des Chutes is the coffee shop Bulletin reporter, Brie Haro, has been looking for since moving from Portland to Bend. The cafe welcomes all to try its specialty coffee and tea drinks, pastries and more.
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