January 19, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• Brewery pedals what’s on tap
• Central Oregonians enjoy unseasonable warmth
• China's bold move to go back to school
• Correctional officer sues inmate; more to come, their union says
• Facebook plans 3rd, smaller data center
• Fire displaces 6 in Prineville
• Fitness expansion starts at Juniper
• Holiday closures
• Housing bill would aid seniors
• Jury hears recording of bomb plot suspect’s alleged crime, takedown
• News of Record: Police Log
• No charges for woman stuck in tight space
• Panel seeks input on Mirror Pond
• People on the Move
• Railroad crossing closing Thursday
• Snowpack has melted to below average
• Support Groups
• Surviving in the snow
• TEDx tickets available for April
• These treats are frosted
• Volunteer Search
• Volunteering opportunities

BUSINESS

• Chinese economy shows gains
• Congress seeks data on energy drinks
• Despite bright spots, recovery slow
• Facebook plans 3rd, smaller data center
• Panel seeks input on Mirror Pond
• People on the Move
• Shopping via smartphone isn’t taking off as hoped
• Snowboards take hit
• Venture capital investment falls

SPORTS

• Armstrong turns emotional in second part of interview
• Cougars' late shot beats Bears
• Crook County, Culver on top at Oregon Wrestling Classic
• Durant scores 52 as Thunder top Mavs
• Golf Scoreboard
• Mountain View girls edge Bend
• NHL has work to do to win back fans
• Open for business
• OSU seeks first Pac-12 victory
• Prep Scoreboard
• Ranked Ducks, Bruins face off
• Red Sox sign Jacoby Ellsbury
• Scoreboard
• Serena, Azarenka move to fourth round
• Sports in Brief

OBITS

• Deaths Elsewhere
• Levenson was visionary ad man

NATION & WORLD

• A frigid cleansing for Russian church members
• Americans among hostages still being held by militants
• Answers to nine basic Mali questions
• China-Japan island dispute escalates with fighter jet deployment
• Congress seeks data on energy drinks
• Days before crisis, Fed doubted need to act
• Escaped hostages recount terror after raid in Algeria
• GOP agrees to 3-month increase of debt ceiling
• In the EU, a science fair with $1.3 billion prizes
• Soot affecting climate more than previously thought, study finds
• Supreme Court to revisit poisoning
• Today in History
• World Briefing

FEATURES

• A frigid cleansing for Russian church members
• Art awards to be presented at COCC
• Congress seeks data on energy drinks
• Contact us with your ideas
• Fitness expansion starts at Juniper
• Holiday closures
• Is it scripture that man is head of the house?
• Let it CROCK
• Religious Services
• TEDx tickets available for April
• Texas woman won’t let illness stop her ministry
• These treats are frosted
• Today in History
• Volunteer Search
• Volunteering opportunities

ENTERTAINMENT

• Art awards to be presented at COCC
• Despite bright spots, recovery slow
• Fox’s ‘The Following’ worthy of one
• Let it CROCK
• ‘Mama’ expected to score at box office

OPINION

• Capitalize on UAV industry
• Don’t blame media, lack of religion for shootings
• Game of pretend on speaking fees
• Meet the Mean Mom Rules
• Our nation is becoming more polarized, demographics show
• Protect La Pine groundwater