May 12, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• Bad hair day
• Bend may boost fire budget
• County seeks applications for Healthy Start program
• Crook County votes to raise its SDC fees
• Dennis L. Nordman
• Deschutes County OKs M37 claims
• Drug team seizes five pounds of marijuana
• Gambling rules relaxed in parts of Deschutes County
• Golf course gets new game plan
• Good news comes from Crane Prairie
• Lawmakers will know budget forecast Friday
• Lyle Wilson
• Mom gets probation for meth
• Norma E. (Reason) Hair Grabel
• Officials continue search for missing Redmond woman
• Police find clues from a skull
• Ruth (Irvin) Hartley Kenna
• Sen. Westlund should stick by his civil-union legislation
• Staying inside the lines
• The Bend workout
• Why a homeschooler would run for board

BUSINESS

• Energy panel 'scandal' fizzles in appeals court

SPORTS

• Chinook fishing ends Sunday on Deschutes
• Emily's ache
• Fly swap slated for May 21-22
• Is it a world record? Now you'll know
• La Pine girls have solid start
• Nature: Too close for comfort
• Panthers clinch conference's top spot for state playoffs
• Panthers pull off win over Summit
• PPP team charts unique course to division victory
• Sisters falls to N. Marion
• State fish and wildlife panel meeting Friday in Prineville

NATION & WORLD

• Energy panel 'scandal' fizzles in appeals court

FEATURES

• County seeks applications for Healthy Start program
• Energy panel 'scandal' fizzles in appeals court
• Fact or fiction: Chlorine in water leads to high cholesterol.
• Federal food vouchers could buy fresh produce for the first time
• Gambling rules relaxed in parts of Deschutes County
• Officials continue search for missing Redmond woman
• Police find clues from a skull
• Staying inside the lines
• The Bend workout