August 06, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• Americana before it was coolDave Alvin's sound pre-dates the labelBy David JasperAlvin
• Bend doctor returns from Iraq
• Blue Angels will soar at Oregon air show
• Body found on BLM land
• Bone Spavins hurt all breeds
• Carrie Clark brings an eclectic mix to BendClark
• Classical crossover Classical foundation meets rock 'n' roll rootsConcert rock violinist Aaron Meyer and singer-songwriter- guitarist Bill Lamb and their seven-piece band kick off Sunriver Music Festival's new "Tuesdays at the Tower."
• Cyclists embark on a grand tour
• Doris Lake
• Drake Park welcomes golden oldies
• Elks to open PIL playoffs tonight
• Eye candy350 cars are expected for this year's Flashback Cruz
• From humble beginnings to a Bead Stampede
• Gallery walk tonight
• Growth strains Redmond Fire Department
• Horses, not glitz, focus of show
• Kids in character'Fiddler Jr.'
• Low Hangin' Fruit next up at Summer Sunday
• Metolius River
• More move to state despite slow economy
• Museums A.R. BOWMAN MEMORIAL MUSEUM: Exhibits of Crook County History, the City of Prineville Railroad and the local timber industry; 246 N. Main St., Prineville; open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tue.-Fri., 11 a.m
• Obituaries Published 08/06/2004
• Options always open for trail riders
• Owners discuss a road through Bend River Mall
• Paladin to build airport hangar
• Park board should use delay wisely
• Post
• Require kid seats on planes
• Sheriff plans meeting over new standards
• Sno Cap Drive InChan's Chinese Restaurant
• Sour note
• South Sister
• Sunriver Music Festival Summer Concert SeriesWorld-class musicians star in festival's 27th year
• Sushimotos Asian Bistro & Wine BarWild Oats Natural Marketplace
• Triathlete going the distance
• Various artistsCommuniquiDillinger Escape Plan

BUSINESS

• Coyote Creek Cafe and Lounge
• Gourmet meets old West

SPORTS

• Elks to open PIL playoffs tonight