March 30, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bachmeier — Still
• Barker
• Bill Clinton’s visit shows importance of region
• Births
• Company leaves hazardous trail
• Faria — Witterschein
• Forest thinning plan could open up views along Cascade Lakes
• Foster — Schooler
• High Desert dogs make a showing
• Industrial growth will ease job losses
• Life beyond meth
• 2 new school clinics on the horizon?
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Reunions, College Notes
• Quick wit, deep faith marked Jake DeShazer, once of Madras
• Storage businesses expand to keep up with 'our stuff’
• Subdivision south of Sunriver to increase homeowners’ fees
• The role of a parent – a no-nonsense one
• Things you might not know about dog trainer Cesar Millan
• Washington Week

BUSINESS

• Industrial growth will ease job losses
• News of Record: Deeds
• Storage businesses expand to keep up with 'our stuff’

SPORTS

• Back in the saddle
• Hawks lose finale of own tourney
• Madras baseball splits doubleheader
• Madras wins one, loses one at Sisters tourney
• Prep Scoreboard

OBITS

• James Richard Williams
• Norman Hans Skjersaa

FEATURES

• 2 new school clinics on the horizon?
• 25 YEARS AGO

ENTERTAINMENT

• Back in the saddle
• Calendar
• Clinton supporters invited to make posters
• Museum At Warm Springs invites public to annual Honor Dinner
• Time changed for Bush book signing

OPINION

• Don’t hide local earmark requests
• Fight for passenger rights
• Jury’s out on full-day kindergarten