Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Saturday, November 8th, 2025.It’s a chilly Bend morning, but the calendar is packed and the city is buzzing with activity. Let’s kick off with local news: Safety is top of mind after a construction site accident Thursday afternoon on NW Thurston Avenue sent four workers to the hospital. Bend Fire and Rescue responded within minutes, and local officials are now investigating the incident to ensure workplace safety is strengthened as development continues booming across town. Expect more details in the coming days as investigators dig deeper and the community checks in on the injured workers.Wildfire season has officially ended, bringing some relief, but leaders have gathered this week emphasizing that the danger remains very real. Mayor Melanie Kebler joined fire officials and climate experts calling for stronger federal support, stressing that even as Bend ramps up prevention efforts, climate change is making fire seasons longer and riskier for local families. There’s a push for renewed federal funding and partnership ahead of next summer—so keep an ear out as Bend’s leadership advocates for stronger protections statewide.Turning to events, Bend’s weekend is absolutely bursting with options for every kind of local. Today is the 10th annual Central Oregon Fill Your Pantry event at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds in Redmond. Stock up with fresh, locally grown food direct from nearby producers and help kick off the holiday season with some community spirit.If you like your entertainment with a tasty bite, the Deschutes Historical Museum’s 42nd Annual Chili Feed and Raffle starts at 11 am—come hungry, support our local institution, and maybe pick up a prize or two. For music lovers, Pete Kartsounes brings his rootsy, rhythmic tunes to town starting at 6:30 tonight, while you can also catch Patterson Hood playing a set at Volcanic Theatre Pub at eight. Want something a little more playful? Bits N Skits Productions is hosting an Adult Prom at Craft Kitchen—dust off your best dancing shoes, grab your prom partner, and enjoy a nostalgic night out.Late-night revelers can experience Central Oregon’s favorite country dance band, Dry Canyon Stampede, lighting up The Belfry at 7. Or, step onto the dance floor at Cross-Eyed Cricket, offering lessons and more tonight, perfect for both beginners and those ready to show off their moves.For Sunday—and every Sunday this month—Currents Restaurant at the Riverhouse is featuring Beats and Bites Brunch with live local jazz and Latin acts, plus deals like five-dollar draft beer and cider tastings for Locals Week. Keep an eye out for more seasonal celebrations as Thanksgiving approaches, and don’t forget about the Taste of Bend festivities happening nearly every night.Sports fans, the Bend High School football team faced a tough playoff loss to Thurston after an exciting rally, signaling the end of the current season but setting the stage for some fresh talent next year.And with winter just around the corner, hoodoo ski area is hosting their big job fair this morning from 10 to 1. If you’ve ever dreamed of working on the mountain—now’s your shot.Finally, a bittersweet goodbye: The Secret Waffle Society’s downtown lease wraps up at the end of the month, and they’re hunting for a new Bend location. If you love their legendary waffles, this is the time to show support, share a tip, or just swing by and savor one last treat on NW Bond.That’s the pulse of Bend today—full of connection, creativity, and a little community resilience. 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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