Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Monday, October 6.It’s a brisk start to the week here in Bend with blue skies on the horizon and cooler fall temperatures expected today, topping out at about 18 degrees Celsius, or 64 Fahrenheit. If you’re heading outside, air quality is solid right now, so it’s a great day for a walk, bike ride, or even a mid-morning coffee on the patio.Let’s kick off with the biggest headlines from the weekend. Northeast Bend was shaken late Saturday night when a suspected drunk driver crashed into several cars and a home on Dawson Drive, only to flee on foot. Thanks to neighbors and a fast police response, the suspect was arrested and now faces a laundry list of charges from DUII to hit-and-run and reckless endangering. For some, like a local preschool teacher whose rare car was totaled, the effects will hit home for days. Officials are reminding everyone to make safe choices and avoid drinking and driving, not just for yourself but for the neighbors whose routines can be disrupted in an instant.Elsewhere in Central Oregon, the mood is somber as authorities investigate the death of a Redmond man found near Pelton Dam. That case is still developing, but it’s a reminder of the small-town ties and real impacts every news story brings.If you need to shake off the drama and celebrate community, Bend has plenty of ways to plug in today. At the heart of downtown, music lovers can join the Public Rock Choir’s Sing Your Face Off event tonight from six to eight. Whether you’ve got a pro voice or just want to scream some tunes, it’s open to all. If you’re in the mood for concerts, Samantha Fish and Robert Jon and the Wreck are in town, promising an electric set for blues and rock fans.For those with a taste for mystery, Sunday’s Bend After Dark Murder Mystery at NW Idaho Avenue might have sparked enough intrigue to linger into the week. Keep an eye out for local outdoor games and scavenger hunts springing up—October’s made for a bit of adventure.Families looking for something lighter can check out The 39 Steps at the Tower Theatre or hunt for pumpkin patches and craft fairs popping up all week. With the Ultimate Scavenger and the promise of local breweries pairing up with farmers for “Pumpkins and Pints,” it’s clear Bend refuses to let the season pass by quietly.Sportswise, it’s a tale of streaks broken and records set. Summit High is gearing up for a showdown of unbeaten teams, while Oregon State fans are digesting big changes to the coaching staff after a tough road stretch. Meanwhile, runners from Caldera celebrated victories at the 34th Oxford Classic, so expect some high school pride in the hallways today.On the community front, early-stage Bend businesses have made waves as Venture Conference finalists, proof that the city remains a hub for creative energy and entrepreneurship. Local leaders are also pushing for more walkable, bikeable neighborhoods and inviting public feedback on district maps that could shape Bend’s future.If you’re thinking of heading out tonight, just remember to check the evening forecast. Cooler temperatures mean it’s time for layers, and with plenty happening around town, you’ll want to be comfortable while exploring everything Bend has to offer.This has been Bend Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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