Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Monday, November 3rd, 2025.As Bend wakes up to a brisk, sunlit November morning, local schools are celebrating strong performances in state volleyball tournaments with Bend High’s Lava Bears clinching a memorable win and moving forward in the competition. Fans are still buzzing from last week's high school football Civil War, where Mountain View secured victory over Bend High for the third year running, while Summit Storm dominated Caldera in their final regular season game. Sports energy is high this week and the anticipation builds for more post-season action.Election season is humming as well, with all six of Oregon’s U.S. House members expected to seek reelection and local candidates eager to represent Central Oregon’s unique interests. And if you’ve noticed extra activity at local food banks, it’s not just the holiday spirit—ongoing federal budget battles in Washington have led to uncertainty and delays for SNAP recipients, with over 23,000 households in Central Oregon affected. Local restaurants and nonprofits are stepping up, pledging new food assistance to neighbors facing a tough month.On the arts and culture front, excitement is growing for The California Honeydrops’ upcoming show at Midtown Ballroom on November 13th. Known for their soulful improvisation and festival energy, they’re sure to bring a heartwarming night of dancing and connection to the heart of Bend. Doors open at 7, all ages are welcome, and Bend is buzzing to welcome these festival veterans back to town.If you’re ready to stretch your legs or take in natural beauty, Central Oregon continues to offer stunning trails and outdoor events as autumn deepens. Explore state parks, from the high desert to pine forests, and look ahead to bird walks, craft fairs, and family weekends. The Oregon State University-Cascades campus is launching its career accelerator pilot program next spring, promising new opportunities for students and local businesses. Deschutes Public Library is hosting drop-in consultations today along with a special free succulent giveaway for children and teens, brightening up the dreary start to November.For dining, The Blacksmith Restaurant in downtown Bend opens at four—perfect for catching happy hour specials or lingering over Northwest steak and seafood in the elegantly restored Pierson Blacksmith shop. It's a great spot to keep warm and celebrate the start of the new week.Finally, keep an eye on local developments as Redmond and Deschutes County plan for a managed homeless camp, an effort aimed at real solutions to a growing challenge. Meanwhile, families are urged to connect with local resources as food banks continue their efforts to bridge the gap during SNAP delays.Whether you’re voting, cheering on athletes, seeking a great meal, or just looking for something new, Bend is thriving with community, spirit, and opportunity this Monday. 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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