May 20, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• About abortion
• Ad central (Oregon)'Cool' Bend poised to be advertising industry hot spot
• Another reason to change the law
• Area hospitals to offer lung-cancer screenings
• Bend Kiwanis selling berries
• Bend parks approves increase in impact fees
• Bend Saturday Market starts this weekend
• Better name
• Birthday party at Williamson House
• Blame Congress
• COCC offers biking, kayaking classes
• como te llamas?
• Crook County Landfill has free day
• Derby-winner Giacomo racing for respect
• Fairgrounds hosts Madras' Collage of Culture
• Fundraising needed for Bend skatepark
• Madras looks to toughen efforts to clean up parks
• Marolyn Aasen
• New funding formula calls for cuts at COCC
• New shopping complex in Prineville
• Norma Jean Harding
• Pass contraception bill
• Randy E. Neault
• Robert L. York
• Sisters council approves $500,000 sale of former publishing building
• The folks at GO! still want to know
• touching the sky
• Vance E. Lozier
• Women's lacrosse finding home in West

BUSINESS

• Mongolian BBQ
• New shopping complex in Prineville
• Tee up to the table

SPORTS

• All-league awards go to four Outlaws
• Bikers recharge for more races
• Byers, Volz win on opening day
• Fourth annual bike fest coming June 5
• La Pine falls short in playoff
• Liberty-Point, Rau advance
• Local teams score in the classroom
• Madras pitcher tabbed all-league
• NCAA Division I women's golf championships
• Paddle with pros for free next month
• Pay-to-play fees to increase
• Race canoes Hawaiian-style
• White Buffaloes earn recognition

FEATURES

• Area hospitals to offer lung-cancer screenings
• Retiring symphony manager Bob Armer has had an impact the public 'couldn't begin to know'

ENTERTAINMENT

• Retiring symphony manager Bob Armer has had an impact the public 'couldn't begin to know'
• Set to music: One hundred years of Bend
• 'Twelfth Night' in the open air