Suzanne Roig is a journalist based in Bend, Oregon. She writes for publications such as The Bulletin and Blue Mountain Eagle, covering local news and business stories in Central Oregon. Her articles focus on a range of topics including community events, economic trends, real estate, and public health issues.
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Suzanne Roig's articles focus on local news, particularly in the Central Oregon area, with an emphasis on real estate, business developments and healthcare. Her coverage attributes indicate a high percentage of announcements and press releases.
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The latest effort to build affordable housing for Bend’s workforce uses low-cost loans issued by the Bend Chamber of Commerce.
Customers mingle and shop along Brooks Alley during the Bend Farmers Market in downtown on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2020, when people wore masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Ryan Brennecke/The Bulletin file
The Mt. Bachelor ski area sign on Century Drive, seen here in October 2021. Bulletin file
By: Suzanne Roig
Despite a slight dip in the price of a single family home in Bend in July, 30% of the homes that sold were more than $1 million dollars, according to a monthly housing report.
By: Suzanne Roig
Eight businesses from around the country have been selected as semifinalists for a new category at the annual Bend Venture Conference, which will be held next month.
Eight businesses from around the country have been selected as semifinalists for a new category at the annual Bend Venture Conference, which will be held next month.
By: Suzanne Roig
Eight businesses from around the country have been selected as semifinalists for a new category at the annual Bend Venture Conference, which will be held next month.
The group that wants to make a bid to buy Mt. Bachelor ski area is looking at other crowd funded ownership models such as the Willamette Valley Vineyards, where enthusiasts
Just about a year after acquiring Bend's 10 Barrel Brewing, Tilray Brands, a New York-based lifestyle and cannabis company, has laid off employees in the brewing, sales and pub teams,
In the city where food truck pods are in practically every neighborhood, access to a commercial kitchen is vital to getting started.
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