A2 The SpokeSman • TueSday, June 21, 2022
Events in and around Redmond
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calendar. Submissions are limited to nonprofit, free and live entertainment
events. deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for the following Wednesday’s paper.
Items are published on a space-available basis and may be edited. Contact
us at news@redmondspokesman.com or fax 541-548-3203.
Tuesday 6/21
Canning Quick Pickles for Pic-
nics: Learn about canning quick
pickles while making bread and
butter pickles and zucchini relish at
this hands-on workshop at the oSu
extension/deschutes County office;
9 a.m.-noon; $20, must register in
advance; deschutes County Fair &
expo Center, 3800 SW airport Way,
Building 4, Redmond; extension.or-
egonstate.edu or 541-548-2711.
Writers Writing — Quiet Writing
Time: enjoy the focus of a quiet
space with the benefit of others’
company; 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.;
free; Redmond public Library, 827
SW deschutes ave., Redmond; de-
schuteslibrary.org or 541-312-1050.
Redmond Commission for Art in
Public Places Meeting: a regular
meeting will be held; 4:30-6 p.m.;
free; Redmond City hall, 411 SW
ninth St., Redmond; redmondore-
gon.gov or 541-923-7710.
Tuesday Trivia: Gather your
teams and join for trivia every third
Tuesday each month with prizes
awarded to the top team; 6:30 p.m.
free; high desert music hall, 818 SW
Forest ave., Redmond; highdesert-
musichall.com or 541-527-1387.
Wednesday 6/22
Cascades Radio Hour — Too
Slim and The Taildraggers: a
weekly live radio broadcast con-
cert series featuring local, regional
& national artists from blues, roots
and americana; 7:30-9 p.m.; $20;
high desert music hall, 818 SW For-
est ave., Redmond; jiveradio.org or
541-527-1387.
Thursday 6/23
Redmond Farmers Market: Fea-
turing locally grown produce, arti-
san foods, prepared foods, live mu-
sic and crafts; 3-7 p.m.; free; Cen-
tennial park, corner of SW Seventh
St. and evergreen ave., Redmond;
redmondoregonfarmersmarket.
com.
Historic Landmarks Commis-
sion: a regular meeting will be
held; 4:30-6 p.m.; free; Redmond
City hall, 411 SW ninth St., Red-
mond; redmondoregon.gov or 541-
923-7710.
Live at the Vineyard — Gritts
& Gravy: The trio will perform a
folksy take on traditional country
music; 5-8 p.m.; $20 adults, children
12 and under free; Faith hope &
Charity Vineyards, 70450 nW Lower
Valley drive, Terrebonne; faithho-
peandcharityevents.com or 541-
526-5075.
Bow Wow Bingo: Join every
Thursday evening, benefit-
ing BrightSide animal Center;
6:30-8 p.m.; $1 each card for first
two games, $2 each for second two
Nunez-Mooney named
VP at Columbia Bank
Spokesman staff
Columbia Bank hired Jason
Nunez-Mooney as vice presi-
dent and commercial lending
officer in Central Oregon.
Nunez-Mooney, of Red-
mond, has nearly 13 years of
banking experience, including
10 years in commercial bank-
ing. In his current role, Mooney
provides a variety of commercial
loans and manages a business
portfolio.
“Jason brings a wealth of ex-
perience to Columbia that will
benefit existing and new cus-
tomers,” said Chris DuPont, Co-
lumbia vice president and com-
mercial banking team leader
in Bend. “We’re thrilled to have
him aboard.”
Mooney previously worked at
Bank of the Cascades and First
Interstate Bank. He has expertise
in medical and real estate lend-
ing as well as a background in
treasury management.
Mooney has a bachelor’s de-
gree in psychology from East-
ern Oregon University. He also
serves as treasurer and finance
committee chair at Kids Center,
has volunteered for the Latino
Partnership Program, the Red-
mond Education Foundation
and the Boys & Girls Club.
Benjamin edwards
Precious Byrd will perform on Friday at General Duffy’s Waterhole.
games; Cascade Lakes at Seventh
St., 855 SW Seventh St., Redmond;
facebook.com/CascadeLakesBrew-
ingCo.
DJ DISCO DINO: Join the dJ in the
Backline Lounge while he spins
some laid-back, chill and funky
tunes; 7 p.m.; free; high desert mu-
sic hall, 818 SW Forest ave., Red-
mond; highdesertmusichall.com or
541-527-1387.
Friday 6/24
Summer Business HOP: each
participating vendor that signs up
will have 3-5 minutes to talk to the
room about their business and
then give away a prize through
the business card drawing; 8:30-
11 a.m.; $30 per vendor; high des-
ert music hall, 818 SW Forest ave.,
Redmond; visitredmondoregon.
com or 541-923-5191.
Summer Couples Massage
Classes: Learn to give your part-
ner a back, neck, hand and foot
massage during these single-ses-
sion, one couple, 2- or 4-hour
massage classes; 10 a.m.; $200-
$350 Varies; Taproot Bodywork
Studio, Cline Falls Road, Tumalo;
taprootbodywork.com or 503-
481-0595.
Live at the Vineyard — Heller
Highwater Band: The rock
band will perform; 6-9 p.m.; $20
adults, children 12 and under free;
Faith hope & Charity Vineyards,
70450 nW Lower Valley drive,
Terrebonne; faithhopeandcharit-
yevents.com or 541-526-5075.
Precious Byrd: The funk rock
‘n’ roll band will perform; 6:30-
9:30 p.m.; $25; General duffy’s
Waterhole, 404 SW Forest ave.,
Redmond; generalduffys.com or
541-527-4345.
Jazzesque Duo: The jazz duo will
perform; 6:30-8:30 p.m.; free; high
desert music hall, 818 SW Forest
ave., Redmond; highdesertmusi-
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Saturday 6/25
Peter Pan: meet Tinker Bell and
Tiger Lily, play with the Lost Boys
and battle Captain hook and his
band of pirates with academie de
Ballet Classique; 1:30-3 p.m.; $46;
Ridgeview high School, 4555 SW
elkhorn ave., Redmond; visitred-
mondoregon.com.
Central Oregon Veteran Ranch
First Ever Gala Event — Hol-
lywood Style: Guests will be
treated to a red carpet with celeb-
rity guests including hollywood
producer Suzanne deLauren-
tiis, michael pare & John Savage,
as well as dinner, gifts and an
awards ceremony to benefit the
Central oregon Veterans Ranch;
4:30-7 p.m.; $250; Juniper Golf
Course, 1938 SW elkhorn ave.,
Redmond; visitredmondoregon.
com.
Live at the Vineyard — High-
way 97: The local rock band will
perform; 6-9 p.m.; $25 adults, chil-
dren 12 & under free; Faith hope
& Charity Vineyards, 70450 nW
Lower Valley drive, Terrebonne;
faithhopeandcharityevents.com
or 541-526-5075.
Sunday 6/26
Summer Couples Massage
Classes: Learn to give your partner
a back, neck, hand and foot mas-
sage during these single-session,
one couple, 2- or 4-hour massage
classes; 10 a.m.; $200-$350 Varies;
Taproot Bodywork Studio, Cline
Falls Road, Tumalo; taprootbody-
work.com or 503-481-0595.
Monday 6/27
Trivia Night: Get your most knowl-
edgeable friends together for a fun
evening of trivia; 6:30-8:30 p.m.;
northside Bar & Grill, 62860 Boyd
acres Road, Bend; northsidebarfun.
com or 541-383-0889.
Local runners excel in Dirty Half
PET OF THE WEEK
Meet Rhoda!
This beautiful girl
is here at BrightSide
waiting for her forever
home.
Rhoda is a ten-year-
old, long-haired love
bug who came from
a home with other
kitties so we believe
she will do well with
others.
In the shelter,
Rhoda has been fairly
reserved and shy —
but with a little pa-
tience she will warm
up.
If you would like to
meet Rhoda, come to
BrightSide.
Central Oregon runners
dominated the Dirty Half
Marathon, staged June 11 on
a dirt-trail loop near Phil’s
Trailhead west of Bend.
Bend’s Max King
won the 13.1-mile
men’s race in 1 hour,
17 minutes, 31 sec-
onds, boasting a
5:53-per-mile pace.
Chase Parnell, also
of Bend, finished
King
second in 1:22:53,
and Redmond’s
Evan Moreau took third in
1:23:29.
Bend’s Renee Metivier
won the women’s competi-
tion and was fourth overall
with a time of 1:24:13, clock-
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ing a 6:23-per-mile pace.
Amber Tookey, of Boise,
Idaho, finished second
among women in 1:33:10
and Bend’s Kerri Lyons was
third in 1:33:47.
Some 339 run-
ners of 473 regis-
tered completed the
21st edition of the
Dirty Half, which is
billed as the oldest
half-marathon race
in Central Oregon.
The race included
180 women’s finishers and
159 men’s finishers.
For more information
visit footzonebend.com/
dirty-half.
—Bulletin staff report
CHUCK
SUDOKU
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of the week
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our fourth “Chuck of the Week” is arnold, who was
photographed recently by Janette mauer, near the
american Legion Community park in Redmond. mauer
said arnold was “patiently waiting for the sun to come out,”
perhaps to watch some baseball on the nearby fields.
have you snapped a photo of your own favorite rockchuck?
If so email it to news@redmondspokesman.com and you
could win a free subscription to the newspaper.
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