May 20, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• Autism on the rise
• Births
• Cap on billboards to be reinstated
• Concerns rise for Prineville water supply
• Cougar Action Team to hold free training
• Crews to work on Newport bridge
• Deschutes offers old townsite for sales in 1932
• Editor's note: Production difficulties Saturday caused late deliveries
• Franklin Rhoads
• Goss Reed
• I-5 work may send more trucks through Central Oregon
• News of Record
• Pedersen Fraker
• Prineville and Bend target seat belt law
• Residents remember Schwab as down to earth
• Schwab's business legacy is renowned
• Spouses prove working together can be done
• Suzanne King's reign continues with her fourth PPP win in a row
• Tradition on display at diversity celebration
• Zelfer Rhoads

BUSINESS

• Concerns rise for Prineville water supply
• Schwab's business legacy is renowned
• Spouses prove working together can be done

SPORTS

• A fast bike stage helps Marshall Greene win his second straight PPP
• Amputee teams make inspiring PPP runs
• Culver sophomore jumps way to state title
• Dedicated spectators part of PPP
• Mt. Bachelor offers watery, wacky end to season
• Pole Pedal Paddle, in pictures
• PPP notebook: For winners, it's mothers' day at the Pole Pedal Paddle
• Sisters doubles team takes third at state
• Sisters walks away with 11th at state
• Summit girls win state track title
• 67th Sisters Rodeo tickets now on sale

FEATURES

• History for sale

OPINION

• Bad voting policy dooms measures
• Clean up downtown site
• It's the adults
• Slow down
• Summit turf
• World-class schools are a worthy focus

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Cap on billboards to be reinstated
• Crews to work on Newport bridge
• I-5 work may send more trucks through Central Oregon
• Prineville and Bend target seat belt law