February 05, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend's campus bill is in limbo
• Climb of Kings
• Community Center will host 'Feed the Hungry' event Sunday
• Conservation group begins work on restoration of the Metolius Preserve
• Correction
• Crane shed property sold to developer
• Crook County Court questions legality of its Measure 37 ordinance
• Crook County School Board may change election rules
• Dog-free field
• Economist: Drought could affect fuel costs
• Energy-bill dispute could result in higher price for parking garage
• Former congressman from Alfalfa found to have defrauded investors
• Landlords, beware
• Lawrence 'Larry' West
• Local Boy Scout awarded Eagle ranking for service
• Madras man suffers minor injuries from airplane crash
• No decay in local fluoride debate
• No threat
• Pets available at lower cost at Humane Society
• Redmond parent organization to sell valentine baskets
• Schools seek smaller classes
• Thomas A. DeHart
• Valentine balloon bouquets will help heart association

BUSINESS

• Community Center will host 'Feed the Hungry' event Sunday
• Economist: Drought could affect fuel costs
• Music festival fund-raiser will feature tunes, gourmet food

SPORTS

• Grizzlies stay unbeaten in Skyline League
• Heading To The Hoop
• Lava Bears clinch state playoff spot
• Lava Bears fare well in dual meet
• OT thriller goes Cougars' way
• Surging Outlaws win third straight

FEATURES

• Community Center will host 'Feed the Hungry' event Sunday
• Crook County School Board may change election rules
• Cultural Catholics
• Economist: Drought could affect fuel costs
• Madras man suffers minor injuries from airplane crash
• No decay in local fluoride debate
• No threat
• Rights and God
• Schools seek smaller classes

ENTERTAINMENT

• Music festival fund-raiser will feature tunes, gourmet food
• Women's chorus singing valentine messages available

OPINION

• Cultural Catholics
• Dog-free field
• Landlords, beware
• No threat
• Rights and God
• Secular Constitution