January 18, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A healthy start in tough times
• BendBroadband e-mail slowed
• Best bets for family fun
• Braving rejection
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Creativity, music and honesty guide the lives of the Largents
• Dispatches
• Easy readers help take kids’ skills to the next level
• Employment numbers cooling
• Family Calendar
• GO! Magazine
• Hey, Nick, why the big cheeks?
• High Lakes overflow plans eyed
• Legislators eye economy as they tackle state budget
• Man accused of breaking into home
• Memorial service, visitation times scheduled for fallen Bend soldier
• News of Record: Police log
• Pothole patching continues today
• PV Powered files suit over intellectual property
• Redmond schools have 3 bond options
• Redmond woman killed in crash
• Restaurant Guide
• Sisters looks at restrictions for west-side land
• Snow day decision more complicated than you might think
• So many hot dogs, so little time ...
• Some residents in La Pine area want to secede from Deschutes
• Stricter ID rules go into effect Feb. 4
• Study: Most parents in poverty do work
• Study: 40% of kids 8-10 sipped alcohol
• U.S. House, Senate weigh farm bill details
• Vets' return to the work force can be a major adjustment

BUSINESS

• A healthy start in tough times
• BendBroadband e-mail slowed
• Business Calendar
• Central Oregon gas prices
• Dispatches
• Employment numbers cooling
• PV Powered files suit over intellectual property
• Small bites
• U.S. House, Senate weigh farm bill details

SPORTS

• Astoria
• Bandit Spring
• Bend falls to The Dalles-Wahtonka
• Culver downs defending 4A state champs
• Culver’s Mote is bareback co-champion at SandHills event
• Dressing to ride
• Horse Country Calendar
• Lady Bucks hand Buffs fourth Intermountain Conference loss
• Madras rallies past Pendleton
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Wheelin’ on white

OBITS

• Walter Marshall Baucom Jr.
• William Bernard Franson

FEATURES

• Redmond schools have 3 bond options
• Small bites
• So many hot dogs, so little time ...

ENTERTAINMENT

• Artist community has a new addition in Bend
• At the galleries
• Burger bonanza
• Cascade Horizon Band to perform in Sisters
• Figures in motion
• Folk music gets a face-lift from Langhorne Slim
• Lafa Taylor dwells on all things positive
• Largent studio hosts Willie Carmichael
• Local bands are out and about in Bend
• Local publisher receives $2,500 grant
• Mirror Pond hosts art enrichment series
• Museums, libraries, talks & classes
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Pythian Theater of Redmond opening
• Requited love
• Small bites
• Story times, library youth events for Jan. 18-24
• Summit High Chamber Orchestra honored
• Sweatshop Union hits Domino Room stage
• This week
• Wishful thinkin'
• Woven together

RESTAURANTS

• Burger bonanza

OPINION

• Good sense prevails
• The City Council’s fire drill

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Pothole patching continues today
• Redmond woman killed in crash
• Stricter ID rules go into effect Feb. 4