
Noah Nelson
Founder and Publisher at No Proscenium
Founder of @noproscenium: The Guide to Everything Immersive. @ImmersiveExpOrg [email protected] @areyouthatguy on Insta (He/Him)
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2 days ago |
cascadebusnews.com | Noah Nelson
((Left) Photo courtesy of Elk Lake Resort (Right) Photo courtesy of Deschutes County Historical Society)After nearly five years on the market, the much-loved local hot spot for summer and winter festivities, Elk Lake Resort, has been sold to a group of local families. With a property as unique as Elk Lake Resort, the process of finding the correct buyer was an understandably lengthy one.
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2 days ago |
cascadebusnews.com | Noah Nelson
((L-R) Ryan Cain, Briana Manfrass and Jessica Biel | Photo Courtesy of Pinnacle Architecture)Pinnacle Architecture is a local architecture firm that provides planning and feasibility studies, interior design, sustainable design/certification support, and fundraising support such as NOFA assistance, along with the high-quality architectural services that they have become known for. Their portfolio includes civic, education, senior living, behavioral health, healthcare and housing projects.
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3 weeks ago |
cascadebusnews.com | Noah Nelson
(Photo courtesy of Heart of Oregon Corps)Heart of Oregon Corps (HOC), an integral part of Central Oregon, celebrates their 25th anniversary this year, marking 25 years of serving youth and young adults in the community. The organization was founded by three individuals who had a passion in improving the trajectory of young people in their community.
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3 weeks ago |
cascadebusnews.com | Noah Nelson
(Rendering courtesy of Heart of Oregon Corps)Heart of Oregon Corps (HOC), a local organization focused on youth and young adult development through hands-on programs and career training, has announced their Legacy 25 capital campaign to raise the final $2.5 million needed for the newly planned permanent campus in Redmond.
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4 weeks ago |
cascadebusnews.com | Noah Nelson
(Photo by Noah Nelson)The recently completed Greenwood Avenue Pilot Project includes a host of changes that run from Wall Street to Second Street, through Downtown Bend. This is part of the greater plan for the City of Bend to provide safer, more accessible biker, pedestrian and vehicle east-west crossings, providing a safer connection between Downtown and the Central District, which will be the site of many new improvements and developments over the coming years.
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