February 03, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A Bend man’s favorite pastime is keeping time
• A full agenda to greet state lawmakers
• Broadcasting the big game
• Cooper — Carter
• Critical thinking, sportsmanship on board at chess tournament for area youngsters
• Crook County’s Juniper Acres takes steps toward compliance
• Dailey — Link
• From miracle baby to regular kid
• Hollinger — Engels
• How to get help
• If you don’t have to drive, stay home today, police say
• In this series
• Like Christmas in February
• News of record: Deeds
• Oppenheim — Barss
• Parker — Detwiler
• Profile of a DUII offender
• 1968's 'Heidi Game,' when the sailing wasn't so smooth
• Schulte — Floyd
• Snow may keep coming, and locals are thrilled
• The enforcers
• Thompson — Tyvand
• Volunteer Search
• What’s on tap at local meetings this week

BUSINESS

• A full agenda to greet state lawmakers
• Broadcasting the big game
• Crook County’s Juniper Acres takes steps toward compliance
• Like Christmas in February
• News of record: Deeds

SPORTS

• Bears fall to Pendleton in IMC wrestling finale
• Call from the Hall: Local NFL star is in
• Cougars extend winning streak with win at Madras
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond split?

OBITS

• KristiAnna Marie Elkinton

FEATURES

• A Bend man’s favorite pastime is keeping time
• A Canadian classic
• From miracle baby to regular kid
• News of Record: Reunions, College Notes and Youth Notes

ENTERTAINMENT

• Archaeology: Can you dig it?
• Calendar
• Historic buildings open for viewing
• Staccato chef to appear on TV

OPINION

• City should make most of openings
• Clear the sidewalks
• What would you like to know before you vote?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• If you don’t have to drive, stay home today, police say