August 17, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• Big projects, big boxes
• Business Calendar
• Clarification
• Columbia layoffs may benefit some
• Correction
• Crash kills one in Terrebonne
• Creating a family
• Crook County deputies seize nine horses in neglect case
• Family Calendar
• How to tie a fly
• Kindergartners can learn about buses
• Lawmakers find themselves in an offseason spotlight
• New kindergartners learnins and outs of bus safety
• News of Record
• Planned resort would be 4th in six years for Crook County
• Restaurant Guide
• Runway project battles delays
• Seeking stories of first day of school
• Test motor skills, creativity with toys
• Together for Children helps parents connect
• Tumalo fire contained
• Widow sues Lancair, pilot killed in crash for $5 million
• Wildfire update

BUSINESS

• Bend motorcyclists cited for speeding
• Bend’s downtown subject of meeting
• Big projects, big boxes
• Business Calendar
• Central Oregon gas prices
• Columbia layoffs may benefit some
• News of Record
• Planned resort would be 4th in six years for Crook County
• Prineville to hold crosswalk sting
• Reward offered in wolf shooting
• Runway project battles delays
• Small bites
• Widow sues Lancair, pilot killed in crash for $5 million

SPORTS

• A fast start
• A roper with hope
• Beavers’ soccer team in Bend on Saturday
• By the numbers
• Hole of the day: No. 18
• Keeping the course in top shape 'doesn’t come easily’
• Paulina Falls
• Player to watch: David Edwards
• Players trying to adjust to altitude
• Rebuilding from the bedrock up
• Scoreboard
• Smith Rock
• Summerhays followed by a lot of family
• Tradition Scoreboard
• Two-time major champ divides passion between golf and fishing
• Watson is getting to know C.O.
• What to watch for: Day 2
• Young riders qualify for state 4-H fair
• Youth soccer camp set to begin Monday

OBITS

• Bryson Ryan Whiteman
• George Clare Morris
• John H. Poppe Sr.
• Louise Vincent
• Richard E. Draher

NATION & WORLD

• Smith reverses course on salmon die-off

ENTERTAINMENT

• A flavorful group
• A matter of taste
• Artist plans exhibitat local office
• At the galleries
• Be Bop’s block party has Big Easy flavor
• Best bets for family fun
• Businesses in Redmond ready for art walk
• Century Ranches
• Crescent art group to host art show
• Domino Room gets a little bit Warped
• From the past to the canvas
• Homegrown wonders
• If all that doesn’t catch your ears …
• Jokers celebrates its first anniversary
• Metropolitan Opera returns this winter
• Museum sends call to tribal artists
• Museums, libraries, talks & classes
• Mystic Roots returns for headliner show
• Old school, new school
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Resort to host High Desert Art League
• Small bites
• Talib Kweli embraces modern world in promoting new record
• The Blind Boys of Alabama keep on ticking
• This week
• Western entertainer R.W. Hampton performs
• Western music takes spotlight at museum

RESTAURANTS

• A flavorful group

OPINION

• Council mulligan
• Should it matter that Potter books aren’t great literature?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Crash kills one in Terrebonne