September 07, 2006

LOCAL & STATE

• Allow local vendors at fairgrounds
• Angler success on the rise at Big Lava Lake
• Bend- La Pine fills spot on board
• Bird season takes flight
• Bus line to offer service between Bend, valley
• Children's books about grandparents
• Easy being green
• Election set in recall of Ponsford
• Fly-tying corner
• Hunters should check on fire restrictions
• Investors interested in Juniper
• Like mother, like child
• Madras says yes to first phases of housing project
• Madras White Buffaloes
• Milk matters
• Mill A building to be taken off historic register
• Mountain View Cougars
• Sisters residents oppose ODOT plan
• Soules to head Redmond police
• Study says sunburns remain too common
• Stumptown's bass are on the prowl
• Subdivision denied by Jefferson commission
• Summit Storm
• Swimming not as good for weight loss

BUSINESS

• Bend Medicare clinic will offer some relief
• Bus line to offer service between Bend, valley
• CEOs say region's economy is strong
• Mill A building to be taken off historic register

SPORTS

• Bend Lava Bears
• Canadian vaults into Mid-Am lead
• Crook CountyCowboys
• Culver shuts out Central Christian 6-0 in White Tigers' first-ever home soccer match
• Out to repeat the feat

OBITS

• Danny Dale Gullett
• Florence Lewis Orr
• Leroy 'Lee' A. Daniels
• Lola Rita Heden
• Lynn Curtis Howland
• Stanley L. Furry Jr.

OPINION

• Allow local vendors at fairgrounds
• Block bill to overturn assisted suicide law
• Council elections need to change
• Stumptown's bass are on the prowl

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Sisters residents oppose ODOT plan