April 01, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• Agricultural way of life faces change in Powell Butte
• Area braces for future with no timber subsidy
• Course aims to boost teen driving skills
• Empire extension work delayed
• Falling through
• For one Bend family, home is a new start
• Man arrested after high-speed chase
• News of Record
• Redmond man, woman die in ATV crash Saturday afternoon
• S.N.I.P. Clinic, Humane Society to spay, neuter feral cats
• Student ambassadors to host spaghetti feed, auction benefit
• Two killed in ATV crash near Redmond
• Youth group rebelling against junk-food ads

BUSINESS

• A mighty thirst
• Agricultural way of life faces change in Powell Butte
• For one Bend family, home is a new start
• Redmond evaluating community center need
• Regional land prices a struggle for area Habitats for Humanity

SPORTS

• A pair of victories for White Buffaloes
• Cougars fall short against Mazama
• Lava Bears score two wins over Gladstone
• Leunen relaxes after big season
• Making tracks
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Summit freshman sets school record at Stanford meet

FEATURES

• A mighty thirst
• All the world’s a stage
• Falling through
• Governor's plan to insure all children in political limbo
• 'They Still Drop Turkeys' author shares 'Twinster' experiences

ENTERTAINMENT

• A mighty thirst
• 'They Still Drop Turkeys' author shares 'Twinster' experiences

OPINION

• Another point of view
• Do your job
• Don't legislate wages
• Leunen relaxes after big season
• Narrow mind-sets
• Roundabout impact
• Working to get the primary right

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Course aims to boost teen driving skills
• Empire extension work delayed