February 01, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• ‘A classic avalanche scenario’
• Biomass power may be on way to Prineville
• Bone Marrow-thon weekend brings hope to two area girls
• Business Calendar
• Dispatches
• Dozens of animals seized from Bend home
• Facebook official touts social media’s ad potential while in Bend
• Family Calendar
• Games help broaden children's vocabulary
• GO! Magazine
• How to handle not-so-sweet talk from kids
• ‘It ain’t easy out here’
• It just keeps falling
• Mobile home compromise set for debate
• Negotiating the path to keeping a home
• New zones for schools in south county weighed
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs and stolen vehicles
• Phone pole damaged in crash east of Sisters
• Restaurant Guide
• Retailers say gear is selling like crazy
• Santiam Pass reopens
• Story times, library youth events for Feb. 1-7
• Study: Rear-facing car seats are safer
• Wacky Wednesdays continue at library

BUSINESS

• Biomass power may be on way to Prineville
• Business Calendar
• Central Oregon gas prices
• Dispatches
• Facebook official touts social media’s ad potential while in Bend
• Mobile home compromise set for debate
• Negotiating the path to keeping a home
• REVISIT: McMenamins
• Small bites

SPORTS

• 2008 Central Oregon Sports Calendar
• Crack in the Ground
• Crook County wrestlers finish strong, beat Madras
• Events Calendar
• Local equestrian lands awards for high-point championships
• Park district’s new building a necessity or just a desire? Views differ
• Redmond senior rodeo honored
• Scoreboard
• The high cost of hay
• The High Desert
• Weather leads to changes in prep schedules

OBITS

• Andrew Wendell Miller
• Marian Jean Case
• Maxine Carol (Horsley) Cocks
• Virginia L. Ashenfelter

FEATURES

• Small bites

ENTERTAINMENT

• Acoustic wizardry
• At the galleries
• Best bets for family fun
• Bowers and friends perform this weekend
• Cascade Chorale to discuss Mozart’s work
• Celebrate the arts with a stroll in Bend
• Concrete Cowboys invade Black Horse
• David Z to folk-rock Pine Meadow Ranch
• High Desert Museum art history exhibit
• Long live alt-country
• Looking back
• Mexico for the young ones
• Museums, libraries, talks & classes
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Punk show set to remember Colby
• Pushing boundaries
• REVISIT: McMenamins
• Sisters arts stroll seeks local artists
• Small bites
• Students to take part in Baroque Music Festival
• Theater group offers winter classes
• ‘This is jazz. Listen.’
• This week
• Zen Tricksters play Domino Room show

RESTAURANTS

• Mexico for the young ones

OPINION

• Bandwidth lottery
• ‘Boomerang’ kids can teach their parents a few lessons
• Don’t micromanage county volunteers
• Doomed stimulus
• McCain won’t bring change
• Pesticide reporting law is much too cumbersome

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Retailers say gear is selling like crazy