Source s Best of Central Oregon poll. Soon, Central Oregonians will be able to enjoy some of those popular burgers right here in Bend. Courtesy Killer Burger The Killer Burger franchise announced this week that it had signed a franchise agreement with a Bend local to open one of its rock n roll burger joints in Central Oregon. David Cowan, who was born in Portland and raised in Bend, plans to open the city s first Killer Burger. Killer Burger is known for inventive burgers and classic burgers. All of them come with fries and are topped with bacon and delicious sauces. Among its most popular items: the Peanut Butter Pickle Bacon Burger.
Redmond, Oregon, sits only 17 miles north of Bend and the quick and easy access to outdoor recreational opportunities help support the city as one of the fastest-growing residential and industrial communities in Oregon. Where mostly sunny days proceed clear, cool nights and precipitation is minimal, keeping true to the designation of the high desert. In the early 20th Century the area was inhabited by settlers determined to carve out a piece of their American dream amongst the sagebrush and juniper trees. Redmond gained its name from Frank and Josephine Redmond, who settled in what would become the downtown area. Lured with the possibility of free homesteading and promise of the railroad s arrival, land and business speculators, along with farmers, came to town. There were even promotional pamphlets stating, Everything points to Redmond as a commercial center. Merchants, professional men, manufacturers, home seekers should investigate Redmond now, before the railroad