September 14, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• A book and blossoms
• City of Madras OKs land sale
• Commissioners balk at contract extension
• Community Datebook
• Impact of gas prices ripples throughout local economy
• Intelligent design is science
• Jefferson County Middle School to hold open house
• Juniper to hold Walk to School Day
• Kids in the Hall
• News of Record
• Parking area to close temporarily
• Public asked to keep eye out for smoke
• Redmond City Council approves M37 claim
• School board speculates on future of downtown site
• State to offer solar-power tax credit in 2006
• Tomorrow
• United Way kicks off this year's campaign
• Warm Springs Police Chief Soles to retire
• Where everyone belongs
• Whitewater promotion

BUSINESS

• Business Week Ahead
• City of Madras OKs land sale
• People on the Move
• Rim Rock land targeted as future development
• State to offer solar-power tax credit in 2006
• Who's visiting

SPORTS

• A Creeping menace
• Area players advance at Oregon Senior Am
• Bears come back to defeat Cowboys
• Bend collegian scores individual tourney title
• Cougs claw out a win
• Cowgirls serve up convincing victory
• Freshmen step up big for Summit in 2-0 win
• Golf Scoreboard
• Local fundraiser brings in $12K
• Madras hires girls basketball coach
• On the Air
• Orion golf benefits Chimps, Inc.
• Prep Scoreboard
• Recent snow settles dust, improves trails
• Scoreboard
• Softball pitching clinic slated at Summit High this weekend
• Stir it up: Kayakers make whitewater plea
• Time winding down for Orion Greens

OBITS

• Arline May Haring
• Bob J. Hess
• David Allen Petrie
• Edwin Gene Wagaman
• Glenda Laane Dungan
• Glenn Arthur Coleman
• Gregg Brooks
• Margaret 'Margie' J. Denton
• William 'Bo' Bohannon

NATION & WORLD

• Redmond City Council approves M37 claim

ENTERTAINMENT

• Our southern neighbor offers great escapes

OPINION

• Intelligent design is science
• Prepare for son of Measure 37
• Reforestation victory