March 12, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Buckingham students participate in search for new school principal
• Candidates meet ballot deadline
• Donations decrease as need for services rises
• FAA confirms new policy for kit plane inspections
• Hwy. 97 wildlife crossings may be state’s first
• In search for principal, students lead the way
• Kids in the hall
• Lawsuit says grazing threatens rare frog
• Many still don’t have their kicker checks
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• People On the Move
• Redmond Airport contract awarded to Bend company
• Redmond to hold information session for new sixth-graders
• Scam targets Bank of the Cascades customers, noncustomers
• State Senate field grows to 4 candidates
• Wilkinson gets top post after 10 years with district

BUSINESS

• A splash of upscale in downtown Bend
• Business Calendar
• Donations decrease as need for services rises
• FAA confirms new policy for kit plane inspections
• People On the Move
• Redmond Airport contract awarded to Bend company

SPORTS

• A round to remember
• Cowgirls top Madras in girls tennis opener
• Crook County lands a new football coach
• Driving force
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• In C.O., pro golf is fun and competitive
• Lava Bears win pair of games to open season
• Leunen gets all-district recognition from national basketball writers
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Spring thaw leaves trails unprepared for traffic
• Sunriver Resort earns another accolade
• Where High Desert, forest come together
• White Buffaloes get no-hitter in softball
• Zach Swoffer: Brasada Canyons Golf Course

OBITS

• Anna M. Campbell
• Edith Mary Larson
• Edna Povey
• John ‘Jack’ Henry Lonien

FEATURES

• People On the Move

ENTERTAINMENT

• A splash of upscale in downtown Bend
• Book donations sought for students in China
• Calendar
• Celtic fiddle festival jams at The Tower
• Community Datebook
• ‘Ranger Trails’ pays tribute to early Forest Service days, original author
• Youth artwork contest focuses on gambling

OPINION

• A fix for bus ‘problem’
• Good tradition
• Government should help
• Leave him alone
• Schools need audits
• Why people buy

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Hwy. 97 wildlife crossings may be state’s first