June 28, 2006

LOCAL & STATE

• Armed Robbery
• BMX racers help raise leukemia awareness
• Car-seat safety course to be held July 6 in Redmond
• Correction
• Fire weather watch issued for today
• Hot ashes start fire at park near Culver
• La Pine close to deadline
• Madras explosion burns one resident
• McKenzie Pass to open Thursday
• News of Record
• Rescue dogs display impressive abilities
• Residents ask panel for more representation
• Sisters City Council passes $16.8M budget; plans include new City Hall, recycling center
• Sisters Rodeo to air on Letterman show
• St. Charles receives gift from Redmond High students
• Summit coach revives debate on track repairs
• Wear life vests, avoid alcohol, officials say

BUSINESS

• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• NEWS OF RECORD
• OPB's signal to be disrupted
• Work commences on Prineville's IronHorse

SPORTS

• A visit to blue lagoon
• Bend golfer places high at Sr. Amateur
• Bend's Cocco advances at R&A
• Central Oregon juniors continue to advance at state
• Downs narrowly misses making cut
• Elks squander lead in loss to AppleSox
• Former local pro recalls PGA days
• Hot weather melts snow, opens higher trails by the day
• Juniors qualify for state Big 'I' tourney
• Local boy, 7, cards first hole-in-one
• Local golfer fifth in pro tour event
• No locals named all-state in softball
• Quail Run's complete
• Redmond Kiwanis event set for July 7
• Sagebrush Classic field not yet full
• Scoreboard
• Summit pitcher to play in tourney
• Thursday meeting for cheerleading
• Volleyball clinic on Thursday

OBITS

• Darlene A. Arledge
• Myron E. Peterson

NATION & WORLD

• Residents ask panel for more representation

FEATURES

• Morning-after pill flap misses Central Oregon
• Young mateys discovered at Pirate Camp

ENTERTAINMENT

• A life in the Forest Service

OPINION

• Don't throw deadlines
• Intercity bus service worth considering
• Wishful thinking makes for bad policy