David Jasper is a Features Editor and Columnist at The Bulletin, where he's worked since 2001. He covers a diverse range of topics including animals, sports, law and legal affairs, as well as arts and entertainment, reflecting his multifaceted interests in journalism and media. David's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Oregonian (OregonLive), Sun Herald, and The Sacramento Bee.
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By: David Jasper
Spend any amount of time in Central Oregon's abundant outdoors and it will seem pretty darn noisy once you get back home. Even if you live in a quiet neighborhood, wherever there are lawns to be found, welp, have fun trying to replicate a natural experience there for long.
After last year's inaugural beer and beverage celebration, Brian Yaeger, the founder and organizer o
Saturday and Sunday only, OperaBend will host performances of Italian composer and librettist Gian Carlo Menotti's “The Medium” at Central Oregon Community College in Bend.
On Sunday at Farm Fiend's private, backyard skate bowl set-up between Sunriver and La Pine, Kevin, a
Author Ellen Kuhlmann has earned her wildflower bona fides. Trained as a botanist, Kuhlmann worked for the U.S. Forest Service for about 12 years. After that, she worked for six years in Washington Rare Plant Care and Conservation, a program of the University of Washington's Botanic Gardens,
Bellingham, Washington, author Ellen Kuhlmann has earned her wildflower bona fides. Trained as a bot
By: David Jasper
May 25, 2022, life presented Jim Stowers, of Bend, with a diagnosis of Stage 3 esophageal cancer, with a 20% survival rate of five years or more.
By: David Jasper
Just about everywhere right now in Central Oregon, you can see the telltale signs of summer's return
It was a meeting of the minds when artist Maija Kellner-Rode met Claire Brislin in 2023. At the time, Kellner-Rode was doing an artist residency at Scalehouse Collaborative for the Arts in Bend, and Brislin, an educator, was attending an artist talk Kellner-Rode was giving.
I think everybody has a superpower or two. Now, yes, I may be saying this because I'm a sucker for superhero fare – mostly movies these days, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't browse the graphic novel rack at the library.
