April 30, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Awbrey Butte puts association to vote
• Clear Choice posts lower earnings in first quarter
• Deschutes County Commission race: Democrat Alan Unger, Redmond mayor, is from a family with a tradition of public service
• Deschutes County Commission race: Democrat Robert Ray was motivated to run by the La Pine-area nitrate issues
• Fire destroys garage northeast of Madras
• GO! Magazine
• It’s watering time near Madras
• Keeping up with electronic waste
• Kids in the hall
• Less time for PE, music next year in Redmond?
• New zone to benefit business in 2 areas
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets at shelters
• Prineville man injured in car crash
• Redmond selects architects for project
• Region's ski resorts see ups and downs
• Restaurant Guide
• Reuse vs. recycle
• Shining eyes for sharks
• Transfer stations are still taking yard debris
• Voters’ pamphlet sends callers to sex line
• 200 will drink bottled water until wells’ arsenic levels are lowered

BUSINESS

• Awbrey Butte puts association to vote
• Bend-based real estate executive gave keynote at Taiwan conference
• Bill that could benefit area rivers goes to Bush
• Business Calendar
• Clear Choice posts lower earnings in first quarter
• Highs and lows: life at both ends of the spectrum
• It’s watering time near Madras
• Metolius developers donate to campaigns
• New zone to benefit business in 2 areas
• Reuse vs. recycle

SPORTS

• A taste of ‘the Middle D’
• Big Ten, Pac-10 play role of BCS villains
• Broken Top members donate to Summit High
• Central Oregon Shootout, Pac Am should work together
• C.O. golfers qualify for Oregon Am tourney
• Cowgirls eye playoff berth after rallying to beat Storm
• Don’t rush Mount Tam
• Football coach Riley scheduled guest at local Beaver Huddle
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Hot bats help Bend baseball beat Madras
• Lava Bears girls golf win own tourney
• Missing Link
• OPB explores lava tubes, caves
• Outlaw girls golf take easy victory at Sisters Invitational
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond golfer sets Juniper record
• Second-place finish goes to Bend’s Martin
• Snow still covering popular spring trails
• ‘Ugly Betty’s’ Mabius no playboy in real life
• Wanna climb McKinley? Register online now

OBITS

• Catherine Mae Hobbs
• George ‘Bob’ Robert Hargreaves
• Kermit ‘Mel’ Melvin Courter
• Willard ‘Bill’ R. Grace

NATION & WORLD

• Bill that could benefit area rivers goes to Bush

FEATURES

• Bend-based real estate executive gave keynote at Taiwan conference
• Cheyenne announces Frontier Days
• Clear Choice posts lower earnings in first quarter
• Lonely Planet’s park guidebooks relaunched
• Wyoming weekend will celebrate elk

ENTERTAINMENT

• All you need to know to explore Eastern Oregon
• Alleged Jimi Hendrix sex tape to be released
• Beck, Wilco tickets go on sale Saturday
• Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Cristian de la Fuente cramps up on ‘Dancing’
• Lonely Planet’s park guidebooks relaunched
• OPB explores lava tubes, caves
• ‘Ugly Betty’s’ Mabius no playboy in real life
• WB to return as a Web site
• Weiland pleads no contest to DUI

OPINION

• Approve the bond
• Demographics have split the Democratic Party in two
• Family of fibbers
• Fat chance
• Quit calling
• Ready, fire, then aim
• Too expensive
• Vote for Curths
• Vote for Telfer