Bend
Daily News
Tuesday, May 13th, 2025
Good morning, Bend. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 13th of May.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Habitat for Humanity brought back Women’s Build Week in southeast Bend after a five-year break to help women learn building skills and tackle homeownership challenges. Volunteers will work on new home units off Daly Estates Drive until Friday and single mom Kristin Holton will move into her new home in July—showing the event’s local impact. Central Oregon Daily
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ M’s Bakery opened its store in January in the Old Mill District and quickly built a loyal following with Mexican-inspired pastries and breakfast items that blend European techniques and local flavors. Owners Dario Muciño and Macy Davis will soon expand their offerings with gluten-free breads and vegan croissants—plans include wholesale sales and a license to sell beer and wine. The Oregonian
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ The Oregon Supreme Court ruled that previously excluded police interview statements are now admissible in the Bend murder trial of Randall Kilby—accused of fatally assaulting Daphne Banks and already serving a life term for killing two roommates with a hatchet—while a status hearing remains delayed pending formal signing. KTVZ
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Oregon DMV announced Monday a new online tool that lets drivers report serious motor vehicle collisions on DMV2U—this tool meets state law requiring collision reports within 72 hours when injuries, death or property damage over $2,500 occur. Central Oregon Daily
- ➤ Bend Parks and Recreation and the Bend Police Department began reminding local dog owners about designated on- and off-leash areas Monday — the campaign will continue for the rest of the week. KBND
- ➤ Sen. Jeff Merkley held three town halls in Madras, Prineville and Sisters over the weekend to warn of a shift toward authoritarian rule and to urge voters to hold officials accountable—voters expressed concern over federal funding cuts to the Forest Service as fire season approached. Rep. Janelle Bynum joined him in Sisters and will host a town hall in Redmond on June 28. Central Oregon Daily
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BLPEF Trivia Night 2025
6-9 p.m. — Silver Moon Brewing — Exciting competition — Teams of three compete for trivia glory and prizes at a beloved local venue.
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2025 Oregon ENA Educational Conference
12 PM – 10 PM — Riverhouse Lodge — Registration includes breakfast and lunch — Two days of educational sessions and networking for emergency nursing professionals.
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Women's Consignment Sale
10 a.m.-3 p.m. — WorldMark Bend - Seventh Mountain Resort — Admission varies — Discover great deals on women's clothing and accessories at this community consignment event.
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2025 SELCO Pole Pedal Paddle
The SELCO Pole Pedal Paddle — All day — Mt. Bachelor Ski Resort — Registration fees apply — Experience a fun-filled day of skiing, biking, running, and paddling in this iconic Central Oregon multisport event.
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Trivia Nights at Greg's Grill
6-8 p.m. — Greg's Grill — Free to play — Test your knowledge with friends for a chance to win exciting prizes and enjoy a fun evening.
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Happy Hour in the Garden
4-6 p.m. — The Environmental Center — Free entry — Volunteer in the garden while enjoying beverages in a family-friendly atmosphere.
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Bingo Night at Midtown Yacht Club
6-8 p.m. — Midtown Yacht Club — $5 per round — Play Bingo for a cause and enjoy food, drinks, and meet adoptable dogs.
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Community Tour of KIDS Center
11 AM – 12 PM — KIDS Center — Free entry — Explore how the community is tackling child abuse and the healing journey of children.
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Terrapin Flyer
8-11 p.m. — Volcanic Theatre Pub — $25 — Experience the renowned Terrapin Flyer as they bring the spirit of the Grateful Dead to the stage.
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Bend Women’s Expo
5 PM — 12 AM — 18575 SW Century Dr, Bend, OR — Free entry — Celebrate creativity and connection with unique activities and wine tastings.
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TODAY'S FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Art is the lie that enables us to realize the truth.
~ Pablo Picasso
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