December 21, 2006

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend Elks pack food boxes for annual Christmas drive
• Bend gives mobile home tenants break
• Child falls from lift chair at Bachelor
• Correction
• Developers, county plan for new roads
• End of construction means better fishing on Crooked River
• Grant will benefit students in UO journalism program
• Jefferson losing two key officials
• Man charged in wife's death 8 days before prison term up
• New books offer glimpses into great fish, great water
• News of Record
• Parents who try to be friends with kids often lose control
• Suit means likely delays in proposed geothermal plant
• The dawn before the storm

BUSINESS

• Bend's IdaTech inks sales deal
• Redmond soon may boast an amphitheater, new park
• Suit means likely delays in proposed geothermal plant

SPORTS

• Bass fishing is still good on Columbia
• Bears' win not pretty
• Bulldogs turn back Scio for 56-53 league victory
• Culver girls pull away for Tri-River triumph
• Fly-tying corner
• Hunters should be prepared for cold and icy conditions
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond center receives all-state football honor
• Scoreboard

OBITS

• Charles 'Chuck' Joseph Sipman
• Opal Funke

NATION & WORLD

• Residents quiz geologists on La Pine water

FEATURES

• Breast-feeding might help to prevent ear infections
• Healthy holiday baking
• Hold on
• Staying alive

OPINION

• A better way to pay for roads
• A median for nothing
• Close the bad roads
• Cutting down Christmas trees
• Good editorial, bad sports
• Help the troops
• New books offer glimpses into great fish, great water
• Parents who try to be friends with kids often lose control
• Thank you Sen. Smith