December 29, 2006

LOCAL & STATE

• A hearty thank you, Les Schwab
• Correction
• Deputies seek man in attack of area woman
• Drug use down among teens
• Good kids in bad neighborhoods
• Group makes volunteering easy, fun
• In line to learn skiing
• Man held in Tucker death
• 41 marijuana plants found in garage
• New Year's traditions
• News of Record
• Prineville loses funding for Ninth Street project
• Sisters schools: 60 days to reply to audit
• Suspect in killing arrested in Portland
• Tax credit for Oregon arts donations
• Wife wants to ease friction between husband and nanny
• Year-end kudos go out to my heroes in Central Oregon

BUSINESS

• Coyote Ranch
• Jackson promoted at Community First Bank
• La Siesta Cafe and Cantina
• Rates to increase at BendBroadband

SPORTS

• A climber's perspective
• Air time
• Bend rider headed to cyclocross worlds
• Chilly ride set for New Year's Day
• Cowboys rally for victory
• Ellsbury receives honor
• Going strong to the hoop
• Gold fever
• Haystack Reservoir
• Madras sets mark in 126-83 victory Bulletin staff report
• Outlaws advance to tournament final
• Panthers fall to Newberg
• Petersen Rock Garden
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond takes second at Reno
• Scoreboard
• Storm done in by last-ditch basket

OBITS

• Dana Fay (Fultz) Hight
• Edith Rose (Hathhorn) Ireland
• Jack Raynor Blann
• Nicolas Sanchez-Ceja
• Pearl Aileen Webster
• Pearl (Stover) Corns
• Violet Lillian Watson

NATION & WORLD

• Decision issued for Black Crater salvage
• Prineville officials leaving for D.C.

FEATURES

• Along for the ride

ENTERTAINMENT

• All for one, one for all
• Along for the ride
• Arts awards announced
• At the galleries
• Be Bop to close doors New Year's Eve
• CTC fundraiser
• GO! Magazine plans reviews of restaurants
• Heavyweight Dub Champion in Bend
• It's all in the presentation
• Museums, libraries, talks & classes
• Out of town
• Paintography
• Planning ahead
• Robert Cray added to Tower lineup
• This week
• Tickets on sale for Red Priest
• Top artists to perform at bluegrass festival

RESTAURANTS

• It's all in the presentation

OPINION

• A hearty thank you, Les Schwab
• Get a biz license
• Spending on buildings better than programs
• Wife wants to ease friction between husband and nanny
• Year-end kudos go out to my heroes in Central Oregon

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Prineville loses funding for Ninth Street project