March 22, 2006

LOCAL & STATE

• Advisory board awards local health heroes
• Budget forces daytime closure of Bethlehem Inn
• Clarification
• clear to the bottom
• Deer Ridge prison to now house 220 fewer inmates
• Donations sought for lung recipient
• Flag committee seeks donations
• Free clinic for child safety seats
• Interacting with insects
• Kids in the Hall
• Madras to start fundraising for new museum
• Man involved in crash suspected in summer robbery
• New lenses cure cataracts
• News of Record
• Park board will retain fire station
• Sisters area residents sell ranchland
• This is creepy
• Youths attend state music festival

BUSINESS

• Bend gets third TV station
• Building in Bend's Golden Triangle area sells for $2.1 million
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• Madras to start fundraising for new museum
• People on the move
• Redmond eyes ideas for growth
• Wyden hears about issues involving FAA

SPORTS

• Demo day slated at Meadow Lakes
• Diamonds in the rough
• Fencer from Bend named All-America
• Golf Scoreboard
• Ladies of the Lakes set to open '06 league play
• Lava Bears open season with convincing victory
• Panthers open IMC with win
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond women's golf group meeting
• Scoreboard
• Spring greens
• Strong outing sends Cougars past Hawks 10-0
• Submissions needed for golf tournaments
• Summit tops tourney field
• Trail Update
• Two Outlaws earn all-state team honors

OBITS

• Ann Samors
• Gerald 'Gerry' Henderson
• Geraldine Ann Dyt
• Jerry Jay Dixon
• Robert Eugene Stock
• Robert Isao Yamada
• Stephen P. Erickson

NATION & WORLD

• Redmond eyes ideas for growth

FEATURES

• Advisory board awards local health heroes
• Budget forces daytime closure of Bethlehem Inn

ENTERTAINMENT

• Brothers write of childhood experience

OPINION

• Carson retires right
• Conflict of interest not a problem for county landmarks commission
• Hire Wal-Mart
• Sisters investigation less than convincing
• Wal-Mart snubbed
• We need light rail
• Weight loss