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Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Sunday, January 4th. Kick off your day with fresh powder reports from Mt. Bachelor, where Alpenglow lifts are spinning today under crisp blue skies, perfect for carving fresh tracks and shaking off those holiday indulgences. The resort's snow stake cams show deep base conditions, making it an ideal spot for families and thrill-seekers to embrace Central Oregon's winter magic and build memories that last all season.[1] Speaking of snowy adventures, today's the day for Wanderlust Tours' Paint Party with Tina at Century Commons Taps and Trucks starting at 1pm, a laid-back step-by-step session where no art skills are needed, just good vibes and friends creating vibrant masterpieces together.[2] Catch the final show of Dreamworks' The Prince of Egypt at Ridgeview High School Auditorium tonight, blending youth and adult talent in this epic musical retelling of the animated classic, tickets just fifteen bucks for an inspiring family outing that celebrates resilience and hope.[1][2] Holliday Ice Skating wraps up its run at The Pavilion today, offering recreational fun for all ages with regular fees, a joyful way to glide into the new year before winter's grip tightens.[2][11] Locally, Thump Coffee and Backporch Coffee Roasters are merging in 2026, promising bolder brews and community spots that fuel our mornings and keep Bend's caffeine scene buzzing stronger than ever.[1] Happy Trails Horse Rescue earned global nods from the Federation of Horse Rescue, highlighting how local heroes are transforming equine lives and inspiring us all to give back through adoption events and volunteer days.[1] Over in Tumalo, Healing Reins continues making differences with equine therapy that mends hearts and bodies, a testament to our area's healing power through human-animal bonds.[1] Heads up on safety: Multiple moms report a suspicious man approaching kids at Southeast Bend shopping spots, so stay vigilant and chat with your little ones about stranger awareness. Meanwhile, new 2026 laws from last year's session drop today, tweaking everything from traffic rules to consumer protections, so locals can navigate changes with confidence. Redmond Municipal Airport seeks businesses for leases, sparking economic buzz, while Cascades East Transit stays free, easing commutes to jobs and school. The Deschutes County Sheriff's Office nabbed fugitive Don Henry Vandenberg Jr., and increased DUII patrols ramp up across the region, keeping roads safer for all. For nature lovers, the Quadrantids Meteor Shower lingers from last night's peak, with stargazing vibes still strong out at spots like Fort Rock. Whether you're hitting the slopes, painting, or skating, Bend's alive with ways to connect and thrive today. This has been Bend Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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