Prineville, OR News

• Prineville, OR News
• Answering questions about the Prineville phone book
• Rebecca Denfeld
• Natalie Burgess
• nnovation in progress
• Fiscal solvency is only the first step
• economy in recovery: The local housing market is finally starting to see some signs of growth
• economy in recovery:
• Power project leaves local businesses in the dark
• Crook County NJROTC places in top 10 for national award
• CCSD will carry over nearly $4 million to next year
• Cowboys exceed expectations
• Above and beyond
• Taking a walk on the IronHorse Trail
• ‘It was the first time I’d ever went to a prayer service that I had to carry a rifle.’
• Local girl named Spray Rodeo Queen
• No coal for Apple’s data centers?
• Model aircraft club seeking a new home
• Bicycling for the homeless
• Natalie Jean Burgess
• Helen Hylton
• Marie Wilkinson
• White wins discus, shot at state meet
• Loper, Hibbs dominate goat tying
• Cronin, Akerberg win annual hotshot run
• Governor orders flags flown at half-staff on Memorial Day
• Gas prices expected to spike over weekend
• Memorial Day events scheduled througout Central Oregon
• U.S. Senator Ron Wyden hosting Jefferson County town hall
• Road openings during Memorial Day Weekend
• Governor Kitzhaber proclaims May 25 Missing Child Awareness Day
• Public meeting set for Tuesday to discuss Coordinated Care Organizations
• Bend mail processing center to remain open — for now
• Food For All
• Governor Kitzhaber makes a visit to Prineville
• What would you do with $4 million?
• Lights! camera! . . . Defibrillator?
• A musical salute to veterans
• Time to explore some changes
• Taking a trip to the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
• Cowgirls fall to Falcons
• Morgan, Brown win second state doubles championship
• Crook County qualifies 18 for state
• Cowboys winless at state
• Cowboys season ends with loss to Bulldogs
• The thrill of the grill this Memorial Day
• Geraldine (Geri) Elich
• Blanche “Bee” Foley
• Kenneth Bond
• 15 years of community cabinet creation
• Prineville police participating in Click it or Ticket campaign
• Central Oregon Health Council holding Prineville forum
• Cowgirls take second
• Records fall in annual duathlon
• Cowboys finish seventh at state
• Same song, second verse
• CCHS athletes place at home rodeo
• Gladys Cook
• William G. Wortman
• Justin Martinez
• Fire damages structures, prompts school evacuations
• Readying students for college, careers
• Federal water bill nearing a House vote
• Close judge race highlights election
• Refineries causing pain at the pumps
• What are Poppy Days about?
• Unofficial election results
• Jean Taylor
• Barbara A. Searles
• Charlotte Ann Bruffett
• Exploring the Dundee Hills wine region
• Crook County Connect(s) with more than 400 people in weekend event
• Irrigators and creeks will benefit from WaterSMART grant
• Challenges at Meadow Lakes
• Voter turnout still low for primary election
• Residents frustrated over closed roads on public lands
• What do you do when your lizard is up a tree?
• Las Vegas dreams
• The real winners in the election
• Governor orders flags flown at half-staff on Tuesday
• As of Friday, voter turnout remains well below 30 percent
• Cowgirls qualify seven for state
• CCHS tunes up for district meet
• Anderson, Slater earn state tennis berth
• Fish on!
• Excavation project to close Redmond's Southeast 10th Street
• Smith upset over City decision
• Les Schwab making use of freight depot
• Math crazy
• Current water supplies look good
• Local candidates weigh in at Powell Butte candidate forum
• Teddy comes to town
• Flora Cruz
• Barbara Grimes
• Henry Stark
• Cody Brockett
• District champions
• Cowgirls drop pair of games to Storm
• Cowboys suffer heartbreaking 5-6 loss to Summit Storm
• Cowboys take second in GOL
• Prescribed burn scheduled Thursday morning west of Bend
• Representative Walden hosting Prineville town hall
• Cowboys fall to Bulldogs, Tigers
• Scores soar at Meadow Lakes
• CCHS sweeps Baker, La Grande
• Crook County athletes shine at Hermiston
• Lucky to live in Central Oregon
• Make now, bake later
• Congratulations to all the Chamber award winners
• Taking care of local leather needs
• Frances Yancey
• A common thread
• Chamber banquet a blast from the past
• Providing a new marketplace for health care coverage
• County purchases horses, cattle at auction
• County budget mixes modest gains with ongoing challenges
• The next chapter
• HSO needs to face its true financial problem
• Controlled burns scheduled in Central Oregon
• Voter turnout approaching 15 percent as of Friday
• Local man arrested on multiple sex-related charges
• Kathleen “Kathy” Telfer
• Margaret Hudspeth
• Laura Chapman
• Cowboys blasted by Lava Bears
• Cowgirls fall 6-2 to Storm
• Crook County dominates track meet
• CCHS shut out by Summit
• Linksters win at Meadow Lakes
• Cowgirls split with Lava Bears
• When is a noisemaker not really a noisemaker?
• Shadow inventory on foreclosure properties a complex issue
• New grant restores some trade classes at high school
• Humane Society still struggling to make ends meet
• Is there a better way to govern?
• A chance to give back
• Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a festive fiesta
• Helping people take off the years
• Cody Brockett
• Post offices in Post, Paulina are spared from being cut
• Firewood season opens on Ochoco National Forest
• Educating a changing workforce
• Road closures take center stage at town hall
• Arrest made in connection with shots being fired near Post
• Volunteers taking an active role in their community
• More work to be done on U.S. Postal Service budget
• Oregon gas prices fall another 2 cents
• Cowboys swept by Lava Bears
• High school rodeo season swings into high gear
• High school rodeo season swings into high gear
• Summit wins Invite
• Cowgirls drop pair of games to Panthers
• Ridin’ the rim
• Making economic tracks
• Horse, cattle auction postponed
• Candidate forum covers economy, transparency
• CCFR offers Fire Chief position to Smith
• Virtual charter school approved
• Standout stock grower
• Crook County Wolf Depredation Committee to host public information meeting
• Christopher Campbell
• Crook County sets personal records during dual meet with Redmond
• CCHS third at Kah-Nee-Tah
• Cowgirls take two games from Cougars
• Cowgirls struggle at Tetherow
• Cowboys sixth at Tetherow
• Changes in the landscape
• Court now offers online payments
• Summer lunch program to be offered
• District to begin next school year with status quo budget
• Teaming up to improve local forest management
• Earth Day clean-up project a success
• McCabe, Fahlgren both deserve your vote
• Oregon gas prices still falling
• Is that a restaurant inside that stove shop?
• Jason Edward Deck
• William “Bill” Wortman
• Restaurant wine etiquette 101
• Lots to see and do on the Grassland
• Cowboys fall to Cougars
• Cowboys blast Roughriders
• CCHS falls 6-2 to Bend
• Cowgirls whip Roughriders
• Cowboys fourth, Cowgirls sixth at Prefontaine Invite
• Cowgirls finish fourth at Broken Top
• CCHS finishes 1-3 at Bend Invite
• Cowgirls split games with Storm
• Senator Merkley holding Prineville town hall
• Two arrested in vacant home burglary investigation
• Lost but not forgotten
• Prineville man still missing
• County Counsel put on paid leave
• Local homeless numbers rise in 2012
• Retiring for good this time
• County to auction off seized horses
• Carl Prosch-Jensen
• Lena Marjory Ferguson
• Velda Arlene (Nelson) Dickey
• Sherlin “Sheri” Faye Burlingame
• Anderson/Slater place at invite
• Cowgirls third at Awbrey Glen
• Cowboys fourth in tourney
• Cowgirls top Cougars 5-3
• CCHS wins Bend Relays
• Cowgirls blasted by Lava Bears
• Cowboys drop pair of games
• Buswell named honorable-mention all-state
• Search continues for missing man
• Law enforcement personnel hosting prescription drug take-back program
• Oregon gas prices dropping
• St. Vincent dePaul faced with financial discrepancies
• Rosenblum wants to be the ‘people’s attorney general’
• Local groups pull together to ‘kick butt(s)’
• Cookies 101: The very best baking
• Sharon Gerads
• Francis ‘Frank’ Lengele
• Lena Ferguson
• Richard Gauger
• Providing people a key service
• The real story behind local enterprise zone agreements
• A different kind of fish story
• A story of faith
• Some more numbers to think about on tax day
• CCHS falls 7-1 to Summit
• Cowboys drop third consecutive game
• CCHS finishes third at Pronghorn Invitational
• Going after Umpqua Shad
• Cowgirls have success at Treasure Valley invite
• Mt. View sweeps CCHS
• Cowboys continue to struggle
• Meet and Greet scheduled for final CCFR Fire Chief candidates
• Eagle/Indians shut out Cowboys 5-0
• Cowgirls fall to Panthers
• CCHS falls 7-1 to Redmond
• Berlin, Herber, Desjardins qualify for state finals
• Cowgirls take third at Tokatee
• Cowboys struggle at invite
• Mountain View takes dual meet from CCHS
• Yecha’s evaluation feedback favorable
• Who will the next fire chief be?
• Virtual charter school decision coming soon
• Efforts under way to provide veterans with a new mode of transportation to medical appointments
• Apple gets enterprise zone approval
• The passing of the crown
• Virginia Deck
• Lonnie Hester
• Edna Witty
• Patricia Connolly
• Prescribed burning scheduled along George Millican Road
• Inspired ideas to change up your chicken dishes
• Serving up tastes from a simpler time
• Patricia Connolly
• LaVerne Zimmerman
• CCSD moves forward with facilities assessment
• South Valley Bank acquired by Washington Federal in merger deal
• Crook County receives $1,270 for wolf deterrence
• Dwight Holton wants to be a proactive attorney general
• Planning for the future of the Fairgrounds
• Congratulations on a job well done
• Organizers hope to start football league
• Cowgirls sweep doubleheader
• Cowgirls win at Junction City
• Cowgirls tie for third at Eagle Ridge
• Cowgirls blank Vikings
• Cowboys take sixth at Summit
• Slater/Anderson win at Madras
• A good day on the John Day
• CCHS nine fall to Bend
• New BBCor bats are good for the game of baseball
• Cowgirls take third at invite
• Cowboys third at Brasada
• Panthers edge Cowgirls 5-4
• Cowboys shut out by Lava Bears
• Cowgirls defeat Lava Bears 5-3
• Peter Burson
• Alvin “Dusty” Knieriem
• Willis “Stanley” Klann
• Bette Maxine (Miller) Valley
• David Nelson
• Robert B. Burson
• Dennis “Denny” Allen
• Weathering tough times
• Brummer retiring after 20 years
• City awarded for budget work
• No injuries in structure fire
• Must be present to learn
• Fitness for all
• ODOT not extending studded tire season past Monday
• Oregon CPAs launch blog for financial literacy month
• Bring the family together this Easter
• Providing visitors with a little bit of everything
• Samuel McKee
• archiving local history
• Credit unions make pitch for increased lending cap
• Future of 911 service comes into question again
• Where are those 30 new jobs?
• Accident aftermath
• A meeting of the minds
• Good news for the future of Crook County
• Birds of a feather
• There’s a new bat in town
• Buswell named to IMC first team
• Awarded for their service
• AWARDEd for their service
• New home energy remodel project launched in Oregon
• MBA?program to be offered locally
• Election 2012 Segers to face Sweeney in May primary
• deschutes fish plan Crooked River Changes in a river system
• Bike trail to get a rebuild
• Ada Copeland
• Dwane Thomasson
• Gilbert “Tic” Ticoulat
• Bonnie Ocklind
• Lether Poppino
• Doug Dent
• Clifford Palmer
• Gail Wagenblast
• Cowboys hang on to defeat White Buffaloes
• Berlin wins pole bending at OHSET event
• Cowgirls take second at Central Oregon Tournament
• Cowgirls defeat Warriors
• Local juvenile cited after crashing stolen minivan
• Dream trippin’
• Summit tops field at invite
• CCHS falls to Sisters in boys tennis match
• Cowgirls shut out Outlaws 15-0
• Cowboys roll to victory
• Campaign spending has yet to hit high gear for many local candidates
• Unemployment benefits ending for 57 Crook County residents
• Still stuck in court
• T-Mobile to downsize Redmond call center
• Acknowledging athletic accolades
• Economic news is still grim in Crook County
• Oregon gas prices eclipse $4 per gallon
• A savory springtime brunch
• Curing what ails your computer
• Laurel Skelton
• Wil Jon Bjork
• Virginia “Ginger” Strange
• Joan Marie (Braly) Gerke
• Sylvia Kosinski
• Governor orders flags flown at half-staff on Saturday
• Back to brick roots
• New district manager for Prineville BLM
• Oregon Justice Department mandates court closures
• Sweeney joins race for U.S. Representative
• Man arrested on child pornography possession
• Enriching culture in the community
• Cowboys defeat Cougars 9-2
• CCHS?falls to Mountain View
• Cowboys split doubleheader with the Redmond Panthers
• March madness
• Local racer places in Baja
• Cowgirls blast Hawks
• UPDATE: Santiam Pass and OR 22 closed
• Santiam Pass closed due to landslide
• Fish tales with Dad
• Oregon DMV offices closed Friday
• David Ladd
• Sidney Bucholz
• Marion Moffitt
• Roger Dale Reeder
• Delicious, no-fuss desserts
• 10 years of providing local coverage
• V. Glenrose Sherwin
• Sidney Bucholz
• New design for County Clerk website
• Snowpack less than desired
• Manager hired for fairgrounds
• A pulse on the issues
• Finding funnies in the forest
• Continued efforts at economic diversification are worth pursuing
• Softball team comes up short in offensive shootout
• Sparkles take state
• Cowboys win singles matches, but fall to Madras
• Cowgirls win it all against Madras
• Track team triumphs at Icebreaker Invitational
• Oregon gas prices one cent shy of $4 per gallon
• Four Prineville residents arrested in Tuesday drug bust
• Loren Earnest
• Lack of varsity experience not dimming hopes of Cowboy golfers
• Rusty play leads to loss for Cowgirls
• Cowboys light up LaPine in season opener, 11-3
• Cowgirls golf team finishes third in season opener
• Local man arrested on Animal Neglect charges
• Where can a person protest?
• District 55 Representative McLane seeks second term
• Prineville Airport to upgrade helicopter infrastructure
• Closing the gap
• Oregon gas prices slowly climbing
• New law to keep CHL information private
• House bills will assist hard-hit counties
• More power for Prineville
• Local voter turnout is historically strong
• Legislation passed to help distressed homeowners
• Funding an opportunity to sleep with sharks
• Postponing the inevitable
• 15 years of offering small-town service
• Betty Gross (Binam)
• Jerry Coale
• Benjamin Bay
• Breakfast can be exciting: The proof is in the pudding
• Governor orders flag flown at half-staff Monday
• Setting big goals for the year
• Cowgirls set sights on playoff return
• Sparkles take second at Sprague
• Cowgirls shoot for state title
• Look for big things when CCHS teams take the field this spring
• Focus on fish reintroduction
• CCHS to implement new grading system
• First short session ends on time
• A sign of pride in the community
• Huddle files for Representative
• Thinking fast on their feet
• Fire burns vacant Prineville home
• Rise in Oregon gas prices slows
• First line of defense
• Jury finds Prineville man innocent in sex abuse case
• Voters to see atypical primary ballot
• City to drill more test wells
• Wyden stresses bipartisanship
• Loving every minute
• Something new for Central Oregonian endorsements
• Short session yields positive change
• Eva Layne
• Jessie Winn
• Novella Hammack
• Albert Johnson
• What’s the difference between a $10 wine and a $100 wine?
• Rewarded for ‘Five Star’ excellence
• Gearing up for the Sportsmen’s Show
• Cowboys end season with 3-21 record
• Looking to the future
• Cowgirls fall to Vikings 64-38
• Edward Harmon
• Shirley Goodrich
• William “Bill” Reid
• Making Project Lifesaver a reality
• Reaching for new heights
• What does the foreclosure settlement mean?
• Bartlett files for County Judge
• Apple files land use application with City
• Making ponds a work of art
• Bill aims to improve access, lower costs of health care
• Republicans open up primary election to non-affiliated voters
• Sending a letter will soon be a little slower
• Validating school improvement
• A passion for music
• Improved graduation rates deserve recognition
• Senator Wyden to hold town hall this weekend
• Oregon gas prices surge 21 cents in one week
• A window into Central Oregon
• Cowboys finish fourth at state
• Crook County season ends with close loss to Baker
• Cowgirls advance to playoffs
• The Irish in America celebrating St. Patrick’s Day
• 60 years of serving local businesses
• Edith L. Ferns
• An overdue update for Meadow Lakes
• In the interest of transparency
• Meningococcal vaccine demand slows
• County to merge three agencies
• Fleck challenges Fahlgren for Commissioner
• Doing the right thing
• It’s in their hands
• Loggers are becoming competitive
• Cowboys strive for state title
• Cowboys face Bulldogs in do-or-die contest
• Hard work pays off yet again for Crook County
• A new orchard for Apple
• Slimmed-down egg rolls
• Different name, same service
• Ada ‘LaRue’ Earnest
• Tappy Ann LaMar-Edgett
• Oregon gas prices jump 13 cents
• Legislators looking to simplify economic development funding
• Police seeking parties responsible for two small explosions
• State signs on to Prineville business
• Making volunteer work pay
• Take a hike to Chimney Rock
• Crook County dominates district wrestling tourney
• Cowgirl comeback comes up short
• Storm overpowers Cowboys
• Ruth (Benson) Eldridge
• Sherwin Feetham
• Roger Jack Nichols
• Fair board moving past tough times
• Preparing locals for high tech careers
• Healthy beginnings
• Living with wolves on the landscape
• Crook County graduation rates on the rise
• Making a difference for local children
• Loggers drop pair of games
• Sparkles win at Molalla
• CCHS opens season in style
• Mitchell girls fall in weekend games
• On a roll
• Oregon gas prices go up
• Narrowing his focus
• Prineville man to face sentencing on multiple sex crimes
• Larry Smith removed from fair board
• Powell Butte animal neglect case may come back to Crook County
• Senior center sweeties
• Students, parents now have some school choice
• Bring Mardi Gras to your table, by celebrating food, family
• 60 years of pride in performance
• CCHS favored to repeat as champions
• Central Oregonians come together for a good cause
• Rimrock 18s Nationals wins Platinum Tournament
• Cowboys fall to Panthers
• Panthers knock off Cowgirls
• New bill could help boost local aviation industry
• Brookhart challenges McCabe for judge
• The question of co-existence
• CCSO in need of hay donations for seized animals
• Reaching out to the homeless
• Lava Bears squeak by Cowboys
• Cowgirls fall 43-32 to Lava Bears
• Super Bowl Dam Run sees fast times
• Sparkles win grand championship
• Loggers sew up playoff spot
• Cattle crimes
• Pick a party . . . any party
• Charter school proposal moving along slowly
• Meningitis outbreak declared
• McLane’s bill takes another step forward
• Local cadets attain premier status award
• PERS records should remain open to the public
• Cupcakes with love
• Committed to beauty
• Byron Meadows
• Tannette Stevenson
• Edward Lane
• Merle Kellogg
• Cougars overpower short-handed Cowboys 60-32
• Panthers win battle for Central Oregon wrestling supremacy
• Lindburg free throw gives Cowgirls one-point victory
• 25 things I’ve learned in 50 years of hunting
• Roughriders whip Cowboys
• Cowgirls take district title
• Legislators and Governor reach agreement on central assessment
• Meningitis outbreak declared for Crook County
• Merle Lynn Kellogg
• John Harmon
• Florence Teuscher
• Donald Lewis
• Kate Prosch-Jensen
• Fahlgren makes decision to run again
• Immunization availability, costs cause confusion
• Wolf cries in Crook County
• Should PERS have full public disclosure?
• Central Oregon counties team up to improve healthcare
• Little people learn big lessons
• I’ve got the Giants, so the smart money is on the Patriots
• Loggers fall in weekend games
• Storm tops Cowboys
• Cowgirls fall to Storm
• Oregon gas prices continue slow climb
• Living out his dream
• Dick Chambers
• The Magical Metolius
• Oregon Legislature short session begins tomorrow
• Oregon Legislature short session begins tomorrow
• Fifth Meningococcal case hits Crook County
• Awarded for going green
• Governor announces central assessment solution
• Poetry partners
• Central assessment issue still needs legislative fix
• Mushers go to great distances to find snow
• Cowgirl cheerleaders perform at Holiday Bowl in San Diego
• Cowboys finish 10th at TOC
• Secretary of State warns of potential scam
• Another Meningococcal Case diagnosed in Crook County
• Jyrle “Jere” Breese
• Melvin LeRoy Hamlin
• Bessie Houston
• Gertrude B. Nye
• Rica Best
• A reporter’s perspective on critical response
• Training for the real threat
• Large turnout at economic forum
• McCabe seeking second term
• Warrant results in arrest, seizure of eight horses
• Handing over the reins
• Big score with a bow
• Total meltdown
• Loggers defeat Eagles, Mountaineers
• CCHS comes up short at Redmond
• Wind farm project delayed again
• Supreme Court gives churches ‘ministerial exception’ for hiring
• Gas prices continue their upward climb
• Ready for Westminster
• Legacies and changes
• Virtual charter school proposal should be carefully scrutinized
• Get your dinner on!
• Easing the transition to assisted living
• Lava Bears outscore Cowboys 79-60
• Grapplers rout Mountain View
• Cowgirls fall to Bears
• Oregon highway status report
• Governor Kitzhaber declares emergency due to severe winter weather
• Economic forum slated for Prineville
• SCAM ALERT: Fake foreclosure review offers
• Royce “Dean” Dean
• Elsie Goins
• Jyrle “Jere” Breese
• Betty Johns
• Joining forces in the name of fire protection
• Scronce to challenge Whitsett
• CCSD looking into possible virtual charter
• School district focuses on facility repairs
• BLM seeking input on sage grouse conservation
• Making a joyful sound
• Oregon Highway Status Report
• Conference championships feature defense
• Cowgirls knock off Cougars for fifth-straight win
• Larimer has success at All-American tournament
• Loggers split weekend games
• Cougars overpower Cowboys 72-45
• Rep. Walden hosting telephone town hall
• Mt. Bachelor closed for Thursday
• Oregon highway status report
• Wyden cancels town halls in Crook, Jefferson, Deschutes, Klamath and Lake counties due to weather
• So . . . What’s it worth?
• Two Central Oregon cases connected in firearms burglary
• Politically active? Become a precinct committeeperson
• Homeless shelter gets new lease on life
• HM3 on track to begin contruction this year
• Making a difference one reader at a time
• Clean up the central assessment mess
• Oregon gas prices climbing
• Hiking to the windiest summit on planet earth
• Roughriders defeat Cowboys
• Cowgirls overcome Storm, 49-44
• Cowboys finish third at Oregon Classic
• Crook County overpowers Roosevelt
• CCHS dominates double dual with Ontario, Crater
• Cowboys blasted by Storm
• 5 years of powering outdoor projects
• William ‘Bill’ Moon
• Chicken done right
• Structure to success
• Beaver Creek Road bridges fixed, road repairs continue
• Whitsett seeking third term as state senator
• Legislation for Bowman Dam awaiting House vote
• CCSD gets a clean audit for 2011
• New scoreboards show school pride
• John Meek
• Nancy (Davis) Smith
• Cowgirls corral Outlaws
• Smith named honorable mention all-state
• Larimer selected to play in Under Armour All-American Tournament
• Cowboys shut out Storm, 69-0
• College financial aid assistance available
• Climbing to new heights
• What does the Oregon Business Plan means to us?
• Facebook sets new records in 2011
• CCHD still has vaccines available
• Residents escapes ranch fire unharmed
• Leader of the band
• Stanley Kevin O’Brien
• Ivon Adelia (Cole) Williamson
• Cowboys take Cowdog Classic
• Annual alumni tournament has largest turnout yet
• Cowgirls fall to Lava Bears in overtime
• Lava Bears overpower Cowboys 69-48
• No move for Maverick?
• Saving money or slower service?
• Living in poverty? Oregon is still going to tax you
• Changes in store for the liquor store?
• Ready to read
• Outlaws gun down Cowboys
• Cowgirls overpower Outlaws
• CCHS wins Free-Berry Wrestling Classic
• Hopes for a better year in 2012
• Ethel Conway
• Daniel Gienger
• F. Maurice Norman
• Get active in your business community
• Top 11 sports stories of 2011
• Warriors whip Cowgirls
• Cowboys get by Tigers
• CCHS rebounds to defeat Burns
• Cowboys fall to Warriors
• Thomas “Lawrence” Claypool
• Paul Hall
• Robert “Dale” Fuller
• Helen Mohler
• 2011 year in review
• Transportation laws take effect in the new year
• Meningococcal immunizations now available
• Reaching out to homeless veterans
• Thanks for a wonderful year!
• The Jeld-wen Foundation donates $40,000 to help Bowman Museum expansion effort
• An invitation to become a leader
• Raising funds for the hospital foundation
• Get ready for a ban on bulbs
• Moving forward with bike path plans
• Teen tobacco, marijuana use continues to increase
• Paul ‘Wog’ Hendrix
• Sandra Hagberry
• Gas prices continue to fall in Oregon
• Birds and the life list
• Betty Gross
• Paul Mazar
• Juanita Beard
• Rod Ough
• Speaker appoints Walden to help negotiate differences between House, Senate
• Dear Santa...
• A different kind of pilgrimage
• New firewood cutting area may open up in Grassland
• City of Prineville exploring new water wells
• A hero among us
• Local generosity is credit to Crook County
• Car versus bicycle crash claims life of bicyclist
• Celebrate the New Year
• Saving dogs ‘one leash at a time’
• Mildred Hoffman
• Marylee Butler
• Rodney Jacobson
• Juanita Beard
• The hunt of a lifetime
• Panthers roll to 65-38 victory over Cowboys
• Tournament champions
• Cowgirls fall to Panthers 42-34
• Cowboys crush Lava Bears
• Gas prices still falling
• Christmas splendor
• Connecting the neighborhood
• Tobacco free campus proposal creates tension
• School board votes in new member
• Rural post office closures on hold until May
• Achieving a dream
• Elva Perez
• Crook County assigned to new two-team league
• Cowboys fall to Highlanders
• Lindburg named Class 4A player-of-the-year
• The opportunity of a lifetime
• Loggers look to even record
• Loggers 1-4 to start season
• Entertaining made easy
• Adding local options
• Bill Howard Sweet
• In search of Grande Ronde steelhead
• Women and the War
• Cowgirls remain unbeaten
• Cowboys finish second at Coast Classic
• Beers, Cooper have strong finish at National Finals
• Cowboys defeat Huskies 60-40
• Local childcare costs below state average
• McLane to propose solution to enterprise zone tax issue soon
• Sage grouse conservation plan gets under way
• Celtic influence
• It’s time for the FFRF to back off
• Oregon gas prices drop nearly six more cents
• Police seeking information on vehicle break-ins
• Winter sports season is shaping up to be an exciting one
• Cowboys improve play, but lose to Estacada
• Cowgirls stomp Rangers, 51-25
• Beers, Cooper break out of slump
• A back-saving invention
• Christmas extravaganza
• Nativity scene under fire again
• Discussions of dispatch move creates tension
• A graduation promenade
• Opal Marie Rekow
• Florence Wilson
• Veloyce “Pee-Wee” Hunking
• Judy Helena (Chaffee) Newman
• Cecil Benjamin Mergel
• Governor Kitzhaber orders flags flown at half-staff Saturday
• Governor Kitzhaber orders flags at half-staff for Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• Constituents occupy Congressman Walden’s offices districtwide
• Telling local stories for 130 years
• Flying the banner at Louisville
• City able to reduce debt by $2.1 million
• Is Maverick the Apple of Prineville’s eye?
• Cowboys will look to utilize size
• Cowboys overwhelmed by Sisters on Saturday
• Oregon cowboys struggling at NFR
• Cowgirls win big in season opener
• Wrestlers sweep the field in Sweet Home
• Contributing to the cause
• Maverick? Apple? Either way, water, power, tax issues need to be fixed
• Stress-free holiday party
• A change in leadership
• Donald McClean
• Kenneth “Daddy Dew” Dew
• Oregon gas prices still dropping
• Governor Kitzhaber orders flags at half-staff for fallen corrections officer
• New bill aims to change Oregon piercing laws
• Christmas on display
• New safety mandates take effect for CDL drivers
• Making room for Maverick
• Showing promise in leadership
• Onie "Leta" Oleta Ladd
• Marilyn JoAnn LaFarge
• Alma Mae Dunne
• Richard "Dick" Humphrey
• Thelma B. Sharp
• National Finals Rodeo gets under way
• Shooting for a championship
• Teaching the game of soccer
• Cowgirls look to return to state tournament
• Grant provides teachers with instructional books
• Ray’s Food Place honored for support of military families
• Homeless shelter in danger of closing
• City settles Hepperle lawsuit
• A step back in time
• Connecting to a bigger world
• Kitzhaber flaunted the will of the people
• Tis the season for a cookie exchange
• Maintaining a community focus
• Charity Ann (Miller) Monges
• Ima Ruth Robison
• Patricia Deene Smith
• Making running cool
• Oregon wins the Battle of the States
• Keeping the streak alive
• Off season at the Oregon Coast
• Oregon gas prices drop another 4 cents
• Cook named Medical Director of the Year
• Improving student achievement with CLASS
• Combat display
• New airport manager to take reins
• Leading English language learning
• A classic Christmas
• Local snow recreationalist cautioned
• Looking forward
• Cowboy wrestlers look strong
• Cowgirls make big strides
• Ivan “Jack”LaHue
• Jimmy “Rudy” Doyle Rudisill
• Local trucking company to move Headquarters
• Cleaning up the neighborhood
• Changes in the face of hunger
• Prineville population numbers decrease
• Facebook recognized for being green
• Giving thanks to a community
• Those who can should give generously this Thanksgiving
• Oregon gas prices still dropping
• DMV offices closed Friday
• Patricia D. Smith
• Lenora Faye “Hoot” Holt
• Patricia Evans McCallen
• Lovin’ turkey leftovers
• Lovin’ turkey leftovers
• Beyond the money
• A few more of my favorite things . . .
• Cowboys show depth during Wrestling Extravaganza
• Holiday office closures scheduled for Forest Service and Crooked River National Grassland
• Edna May Serry
• Patricia Smith
• Elvin T. (Tom) Williams
• Nicholas "Nick" Hammell
• Farm to fork
• More file suit against Mt. Bachelor Academy
• Candidate sought for school board position
• Court of Appeals rules in favor of dog kennel
• Meningococcemia hits Prineville again
• Bigger, louder, brighter
• IMC honors Crook County athletes
• Ropers place at circuit finals
• A Wildcat remembered
• Wrestling Extravaganza set for Saturday night
• Elderly pedestrian struck by vehicle on Third St.
• Governor proclaims Nov. 17 National Rural Health Day
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle on Third Street
• After the hunt . . .
• McKenzie Pass closed for the winter
• Free community Thanksgiving dinner scheduled
• Joint City and County planning commissions meeting scheduled Tuesday
• Home foreclosured decline for multiple counties in October
• Marion Jean Greycloud
• Hearty helpings of holiday flavor
• This Thanksgiving, drink what you like!
• Surviving the downturn
• Corda “Annie” Hensley
• After the hunt . . .
• Local veterans thanked for their honorable service
• Where do towing yards belong?
• All hail the Hay King!
• Family trimming for five generations
• It’s time to get government out of the liquor business
• Cowgirls knock off Braves to reach state finals
• Six in a row!
• Oregon gas prices keep dropping
• Cowgirls edge Vikings, reach state semifinals
• Lela Mae Bonny
• Laverne Black
• Dorothy B. Scott
• Record turnout competes in Lord’s Acre Run
• Eagle/Loggers fall to Tigers
• We can all learn from the Penn State scandal
• Looking through the lens of Vietnam
• What is the future of McKay Creek?
• Cold weather arrives, gas rates drop
• Nationwide EAS test fails in Oregon
• A final contract away from solar panels
• Bringing the Big Apple to the cowboy capital
• Helen Catherine Fagan
• Robert (Bob) Alan Anderson
• E. Wayne Dean
• A meeting of the business minds
• It’s a win-win!
• Don McLean
• Cowgirls win league soccer title
• CCHS wins district cross country championships
• Crook County pounds Roosevelt
• Cowgirls blast Vikings
• Finding fall in Central Oregon
• Cowboys fall to Eagles
• Cowgirls win Central Oregon Showcase
• Plane crash in Powell Butte
• Insight School: Three years later
• What do you want Hwy 126 to look like?
• Facebook tax issue still in doubt
• Bringing back the local nativity scene
• Gearing up for the Lord’s Acre Sale
• State needs to keep their hands out of the cookie jar
• Oregon gas prices headed back down
• Peggy Arvilla (Lewis) Lindberg
• Gerald E. (Jerry) Sitzman
• State forecasts smaller increase in prison population
• Biomass study says production adds increased carbon emissions
• Restricted pseudoephedrine access halts local meth labs
• Crook County schools eye technical education grant
• Spook-tacular fun
• Rifle donation honors courthouse, county
• Eagle/Loggers fall to Mustangs
• Loggers fall to Jordan Valley
• Clarifying the play-in situation
• CCHS splits games with Redmond, Mountain View
• Cowgirls drop close match to Panthers
• Cowgirls suffer 11-0 setback
• Sixth grade team finishes 3-4
• Team goes undefeated
• Prescribed burn scheduled for Black Butte Ranch on Thursday
• Thomas Floyd Altimus
• Make Halloween frightfully easy and affordable
• Special CCSD school board meeting slated Oct. 26
• Spice up your meal with variations to traditional Mexican
• For the love of art
• County housing permit numbers stay flat
• Volunteer adult tutors sought
• Changes coming to No Child Left Behind
• Another industrial-based business for Prineville?
• County’s financial situation: So far, so good
• An appreciation for government
• Carbon plant points toward more business diversity
• Cowgirls tie for third at West Linn
• Cowboys fall 27-16 to Storm
• Fishing the Middle Deschutes
• Cowgirls defeat Roughriders, Storm, win district titles
• Crook County unemployment rate stay flat for September
• Prescribed burns continuing on Ochoco National Forest
• Gas prices continue to rise
• Grant County law enforcement investigating human remains report
• Crook County celebrating anniversary at courthouse
• Patricia Anne Pagan
• Thomas Linton Smith Jr.
• Senior tax deferral program sees shake-up
• Powell Butte fire coverage talks continue
• City and County facing more tax revenue decline
• No spare power for Prineville
• DNA test yields vandalism arrests
• Public transport bus rolls over
• Crook County default notices Crook County default notices down 56 percent from last year
• Wrapping up in comfort
• Wrapping up in comfort
• Eagle/Loggers fall to Antelopes
• One final meet before district
• Weekend split keeps Logger playoff hopes alive
• Meadow Lakes wins fourth consecutive Prineville Cup
• NPRA returns to Prineville in 2012
• Prineville-area, Paulina prescribed burns set for today
• Prescribed burns planned for Sisters area
• Oregon Employment Department releases September figures
• Enhancing a local business gateway
• Make Halloween frightfully easy and affordable
• June Lee Harkey
• Preparing for life after county timber payments
• Discarded woodstove ashes spark fire
• Keeping prescription drugs out of the wrong hands
• Prineville in search of more power
• The pursuit of acceptance
• It’s time to prepare for the new reality
• His first deer
• CCHS runners set personal records at Classic
• Cowgirls tie for third at Clearwater
• Cowgirls defeat Skyhawks
• Cowboys fall to Roughriders
• Oregon gas prices going back up
• Representative Walden asking for input on small business roadblocks
• CORRECTION: U.S. Postal Service public comment submission address
• Department of State Lands selling some local properties
• Crook County doctor named Medical Director of the Year
• Local SNAP benefit need is on the rise
• Powell Butte citizens frustrated with limited fire protection
• Negotiating some ‘Combat Cash’
• Constitution in the classroom
• Miriam “Mim” Carolyn Knop
• D. Dean Dodson
• William “Bill” Lee Snyder
• Eagle/Loggers defeat Locomotive/Hornets
• CCHS graduates lead EOU
• Beers, Havens qualify for NFR
• Loggers whip Hornets, Locos
• Helping move the garden inside
• Norman Charles Stapleman
• Harold Ray Angell
• Clara Rowden
• Jack Ramon Kalinoski
• Insight into veteran history
• Warmest September on record for Prineville
• Bail jumper arrested in Idaho
• How does CCHS score?
• Future of county payments in question
• Harnessing the wind
• Show us the numbers
• Gas prices continue to drop statewide
• Cowgirls down Cougars
• What’s on Outdoor TV?
• Washougal defeats CCHS
• Dunn, Hibbs lead CCHS at race
• Cowboys shut out Huskies
• Cowboys fall 4-0 to Storm
• CCHS falls to Summit
• Afton (McKinney) Slaughter
• Betty Jean Reynolds
• Leon ‘Lee’ Cushman
• Robin Renee Alway
• John 'Butch' Davis Love
• Fire leads to loss of home, one injury
• Prineville man arrested on multiple drug charges
• Crook County Library goes virtual
• The real costs of drunk driving
• ODF committee hosting meeting in Prineville
• Rural residents stand up for their post office
• CCSD business manager resigns
• Cougars top Cowboys
• Cowgirls silence Storm
• Mountain View shuts out Cowgirls
• Eagle/Loggers defeat Bulls
• Loggers 2-4 at to start year
• Lending a hand to aspiring artists
• Road temporarily closing to clean abandoned mine complex
• CORRECTION: Post and Paulina post office meetings
• Fall prescribed burning program beginning
• 20 years of local commitment
• Soup's on!
• Deadly beetle puts local weeping birch trees at risk
• Gilley’s hands still tied after training
• Safe Routes to School project scaled back
• Beaver Creek Road repairs fall short
• Making healthy options happen
• Headed down the right road
• Forest Service and BLM in Central Oregon to ove to IFPL I
• Planned outages in Sisters area Oct. 10 and 11
• Residential open burning starts Oct. 6
• Oregon gas prices dropping
• Leslie Jean Williams
• Harold Dean Reed
• A deer hunt remembered
• Cowgirls defeat Lady Roughriders
• Cowboys fall to Challengers
• CCHS finishes in middle of the pack at Harrier Classic
• CCHS defeats Roosevelt
• Crash on Powell Butte Hwy. results in one fatality
• Forest Service proposes new Lamonta Compound building
• OSU mobile classroom will soon hit the road
• Finding a fix for aging schools
• City concludes last fiscal year on a high note
• Local man flies the coop
• Soccer officials working to improve consistency
• Cowgirls top Highlanders
• Stafford wins average at NPRA Finals
• CCHS athletes shine at fall rodeos
• Governor Kitzhaber orders flags at half-staff in memory of fallen soldier
• Local DMV office closed next Tuesday
• BLM, USFS announce prescribed burns for Crooked River National Grassland and Ochoco National Forest
• Drug abuse summit to target prescription drugs
• A lifesaver for missing persons
• GOBRA to hold trail ride fundraiser
• Brenneman seeking new position in Deschutes County
• County Court returns to Paulina
• Congress needs to employ some common sense
• Recipe for happiness
• Local bank welcomes new commercial loan officer
• Bill R. Hamilton
• Public lands restrictions lifted, IFPL level drops
• Cowgirls shut out by Lava Bears
• Cowboys tame Buffaloes
• Cowboys fall 3-1 to Lava Bears
• Cowgirls take third at Seaside
• Cowgirls go undefeated at tourney
• Now’s the time for Autumn bass
• Dissolved gas levels too high at Bowman Dam
• Encapsulating future history
• Having a Harvest Ball of a fundraiser
• BLM discloses cost of Hummer fire engine
• Third and Main gets protected traffic signal
• Walking away with champion placements
• Michael Randy Rachor
• Jack V. Newman
• Hehn replaced as girls soccer coach
• Storm blows past Cowboys
• Cowgirls defeat Cougars
• NPRA finals come to town
• Summit overpowers Crook County
• Escaped phychiatric patient arrested
• Highway 26 re-opened
• ODOT closes Highway 26 due to brush fire
• Charter School receives grant for place-based curriculum
• Parcel maps to receive overhaul
• CCSD student enrollment on the rise
• She’s done it all
• Some city streets to be resurfaced
• Expressions of the mind
• Expressions of the mind
• The upcoming road work will be worth the inconvenience
• Toby Joyce joins the Slater Chiropractic staff
• Wayne L. Cheshire
• Lake Billy Chinook - Geology, history, and recreation
• Lake Billy Chinook - Geology, history, and recreation
• CCHS takes second at Kent Classic
• Cowboys blast Hawks
• Cowboys fall to White Buffaloes
• Cowgirls blanked by White Buffaloes
• Taking a day to celebrate peace
• A triumphant return home
• Parents raise funds to save reading program
• County parole and probation faces deep cut
• Cruise to the Center of Oregon
• State furlough day schedule for Friday
• Fire behavior on Shadow Lake Fire diminishing
• Thomas Theodore Jordan
• LaVelle Jellick
• Robert “Bob” Lewis Dunham
• Viecscas, Roan earn wins as Mixed Martial Arts comes to Prineville
• Cowgirls remain undefeated
• Cowgirls shut out by Lava Bears
• Cowboys fall to Lava Bears
• Firefighters continue attempts to supress Shadow Lake Fire
• Local law enforcement updating sex offender information
• Lightning sparks new fires in southern Central Oregon
• DMV offices closing statewide on Friday, Sept. 16
• Oregon gas prices go up
• COCC offers advanced distance learning options
• Facebook grant enhances school district maintenance
• Bikers hit the road
• Local dog kennel creates noise
• County Court to hold public hearings for surveyor position
• Crooked Crawfish Roundup
• Run to the Cascades rally was good for the community
• Robert Goodwin
• End of season harvests bring bounty of flavors
• Sally Burger has taught for 21 years at Prineville Music Studio
• Sally Burger has taught for 21 years at Prineville Music Studio
• "Buck" Floyd R. Case
• Central Oregon's volcanic legacy — past, present, and future
• Cowboys shut out Panthers
• Stampede to become annual event
• Buckaroos overpower Cowboys
• Panthers shut out Cowgirl
• Cowgirls win Mountain View Tournament
• Public use restrictions go into effect for Prineville BLM
• Fire danger prompts restrictions on Deschutes and Ochoco forestlands
• PMH and Rimrock Health Alliance holding fundraiser at biker rally
• Police warn of heavy traffic during biker rally
• We need more labor for Labor Day
• Unemployed Again . . .
• Rallying for a good cause
• recollection and reflection
• Wheat is making a small comeback in Crook County
• Winkie Irene Jewell
• Forest Service and BLM in Central Oregon set to move to Industrial Fire Precaution Level III
• OSP seeking escaped state hospital patient
• Winkie Irene Jewell
• Linda May Brown Garrison
• Robert Goodwin
• Johnny Ann Smedley Holliday
• "Buck" Floyd R. Case
• September is a busy month in Crook County
• Metal Mulisha to perform
• Sport Fight event tonight at Crook County Fairgrounds
• Cowgirls whip Panthers
• Conley wins all-round title at Paulina
• I’m not an official, but ...
• Cowboys tie Outlaws 4-4
• Oregon gas prices going back up
• Back to school
• Police chief promoted to Brigadier General
• Environmental health director retiring
• Recent wildfires demand plenty of local help
• EnviroTech upgrades to be more productive
• Canyon Creek Meadows
• Vote for CCHS track in latest Pepsi Refresh Project
• Cowgirls finish 3-1 at jamboree
• Moore shows that he’s a versatile strongman
• Runners have strong showing at Wilsonville
• Cowboys sneak past Hornets
• Martha Viola Shaul
• Martha Lou Saunders
• Orlie R. Austin
• New nitrate regulations create headache for farmers
• Mongolian adventure
• New vehicle regulations planned for local forests
• Not on fire, but still at risk
• A celebration worth seeing
• High expectations
• High-powered offense looks impressive
• CCHS athletics look to have banner year
• Stafford, Buckner win regional roping championshi
• UPDATE: Warm Springs fire closes Hwy. 26 again
• UPDATE: Highways open to some traffic
• UPDATE: Warm Springs fire leads to closure of highways 97, 26
• UPDATE: Warm Springs fire leads to closure of highway 26
• Wells Fargo customers cautioned against phishing scam
• New agent joins the Coldwell Banker Sun Country Realty staff
• New agent joins the Coldwell Banker Sun Country Realty staff
• Spice rub adds to flavor of grilled meats
• Robert "Bobby" Alvin Harris, III
• Lightning shortens scrimmage
• Bankruptcies on the decline?
• On patrol at Prineville Reservoir
• On patrol at Prineville Reservoir
• Preserving foods and history
• Fire crews continue to stay busy
• To honor and remember
• Lightning shortens scrimmage
• up to the challenge
• Walking to Seaside
• Cross Country team has depth, experience
• Paulina readies for annual rodeo weekend
• It’s time to get the biomass industry going in Oregon
• Grant County Sheriff's Office needs help locating rape suspect
• UPDATE: Central Oregon wildfires
• Central Oregon wildfire update
• EPA biomass ruling challenged by environmentalist groups
• High expectations
• Cowgirls excited about future
• Iva Grater
• Marvin Jackson
• Virginia C. Gascon
• Fern Ritchie
• Getting ready for the rally
• WorkSource offices facing funding cuts
• County could end up paying $1.5 million judgment
• Firefighters work overnight on fire south of Bend
• State fire marshal sends crew to protect homes from Elk Fire
• Back to School for Prineville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Police seeking public's help in pinpointing identity theft suspect
• Crews make progress on Central Oregon wildfires
• Two-vehicle crash injures Prineville residents
• New wildfire ignites near Madras
• Crook County unemployment climbs slightly
• Prineville youth arrested for carrying fake rifle near local schools
• Rodney Johnson
• Margaret Ewing
• Crook County Kids Club celebrating third anniversary
• County approves new social gathering ordinance
• Wolves move closer, funds created for loss compensation
• A plan to help the homeless
• New HVAC system is a water saver
• Finding the real solution to Crook County’s homeless problem
• Creating a great first impression
• Cowboys to unveil new offense Saturday night
• A real cross country race
• Summer Sizzle sees fast times
• Take a hike to Cabot Lake
• New play-in format leaves a lot to be desired
• Prineville BLM District increasing fire precaution level next week
• Central Oregon pursuing the unmanned aircraft industry
• Where are all the fish going?
• State legislators host Prineville town hall forum
• City, County reach temporary agreement on local airport
• Making his debut
• Judith Ann Satow
• Doris Genelle Satterfield Larison
• Mearle Henry Leehmann
• Fall sports stories to watch for
• Volleyball camp has record turnout
• Park and Recreation tennis program explodes in popularity
• Teaching the fundamentals of football
• Prescribed burn for Crooked River National Grassland is postponed until conditions improve
• Governor Kitzhaber orders flags at half-staff in memory of Oregon sailor
• Central Oregon weather is leading to extreme fire danger
• Congressman Walden invited to townhall on national policy and local jobs
• 90-acre prescribed burn planned for Crooked River National Grassland on Wednesday
• Gas prices drop
• Creature comforts in the backcountry
• Ruling threatens logging efforts
• Defensive thriller
• Fall athletic practices set to begin
• Rossi wins Maddog bull riding event
• We want to hear from you
• Gleeson takes lead as Ochoco principal
• An everyday hero
• The realization of a dream
• Hopes high that junction will boost rail business
• Enjoyed sharing kitchen memories and recipes
• Crook County Fairgrounds celebrates 108 years
• Virginia Elizabeth Rogers
• Richard Smith Logan
• Cowboys contribute to successful Elk’s season
• Riding and roping for the Corey’s
• Roberta Marie (Bobbi) Woodward
• Lorna Mae Binder
• Doris Elaine Grubb Steele-Callaway
• Camille Amber (Weare) Harte
• Lyle (Red) Vernon Chamberlain
• In the name of young hunter safety
• Too cool for good harvests?
• Dr. Matheson is hanging up the stethoscope
• Controversial book deemed fit for sixth grade and above
• City taking over management of local airport operations
• A week where liberty speaks!
• Alumni football game kicks off Friday
• Legislative town hall scheduled for Prineville
• Firefly Enlightened Pest Solutions offers locals low risk alternatives
• Dawn Michelle (Welch) West
• Lessons from the best
• Smith selected for tournament
• Alumni football game kicks off Saturday
• Bull riding event set for Friday
• Meeting set to discuss floodplain map changes with homeowners
• Opening the doors to higher education
• Fair to begin with new attractions
• City and County go solar
• The silent witnesses
• Release the information and end the controversy
• A history of helping the fair
• CCSD misses mark on two AYP targets
• Board to decide fate of school book
• County payments set to expire once again
• Cost of Hummer fire engine still a mystery
• A glimpse of the past
• Central Oregon firefighting efforts continue
• Delores Fielder McNamara
• Joseph Ledbetter
• Eva Lorraine Oas
• nez "Eleanor" Jossy
• Clarification on time for Alice in Wonderland
• Celebrating 100 years of baseball history
• West wins Shrine game 20-6
• Choosing which sport to watch
• Firing north of Madras growing
• Lightning strikes sparks wildfire north of Madras
• Ermal Fay Phillips
• Sometimes traditional recipes are the best recipes
• The Sandwich Factory celebrates 22 years of service in Prineville
• Shirley Ann Neasham
• Ermal Fay Phillips
• Inez "Eleanor" Bruner
• You get a line, and I’ll get a pole . . .
• Facebook expansion is welcome news
• Moss problem making irrigation difficult
• A light shines in the dark
• Hay for the horses
• Breneman sentenced to 11 years in prison
• The end of an era
• Conklin wins club championship
• Swim team takes second at district meet in John Day
• Mike’s Fence Center wins tourney
• Post, Paulina post offices under review
• Alice in Wonderland
• Oregon gas prices rise slightly
• Nancy Lee Steele
• Sherie Annette Hinton
• Teresa A. Close
• Letha Garnett Stanton
• OYA employee receives “Gold Coin Award”
• Facebook to add second building
• Crook County NJROTC program remains strong
• What to do when facing foreclosure
• National finals rodeo ends in disappointing fashion for Rodeo Club
• Keeping score at the Prineville Pro Am
• Swim team readies for district
• Prescribed burning continues on Crooked River National Grassland
• Lost hiker located
• SCAM ALERT: Green Dot sweepstakes scam
• Governor Kitzhaber orders flags at half-staff in memory of the Honorable Betty Roberts
• Prescribed burning planned for Crooked River National Grassland
• Gas prices on the rise again
• Yes, it was a clear example of government waste
• Gerald Elston Noble
• Athena Marie Wolff
• Home Town Animal Hospital celebrates 12 years of local pet care
• Martha Stewart would never give me a job
• Beautifying Prineville for eight decades
• 100 years of history for the Ochoco National Forest
• Coordinator hired for new Community Campus
• From vision . . .to reality
• Carelessness the reason for most human-caused fires
• Catching the big fish in Alaska
• Racing attorney
• Australian adventure
• Sparkles win awards at camp
• Bareback riders shine at national finals
• Ronald "Ron" David Young
• Ruth Elizabeth Pierce
• Archie Wayne Binam
• Central Oregon All-Stars take state championship
• Leaving the station for good
• School-based health center receives capital outlay grant
• Local and national home prices are still dropping
• Keller convicted of interfering with a firefighter
• Murder trial ends with manslaughter conviction
• Celebrate, remember, empower
• Sports funding increase takes a burden off of coaches
• BMC wins men’s softball tournament
• Prineville Swim Team finishes second in Burns
• Cowboys season ends on tough note
• Kemper signs letter of intent with Central Washington
• Crook County Garden Club hosting 80th anniversary public gathering
• Fun ideas for summer treats
• Parr Lumber celebrates 81 years in Oregon
• Robert "Bob" Aerol Nendel
• Keeping the spirit of the railroad alive
• Oregon Business Development Commission meets in Prineville
• Oregon raises unemployment benefit payments
• School district welcomes new superintendent
• Wind farm finally gets federal approval
• Advocating for the Grasslands
• A step toward normalcy for the Crook County School District
• ‘Vodka Soda No Fruit’ smashes track record at horse races
• Fishing in Alaska
• Crook County squad finishes second at district
• Health Advisory posted for Elk Lake Resort
• City of Prineville pilots seal coat technique on three local streets
• Viewing Crook County history by the numbers
• Another school book challenged at board meeting
• Local court sees first murder case in 32 years
• Mapping a hidden river
• Paying tribute to Paulina history
• Ruth Mayona Campbell
• Fery repeats as Prineville Pro Am champion
• Swim team finishes third at Lakeview
• And they’re off
• Cowboys split pair of games with Outlaws
• School board adds $75,000 to sports funding
• Crook County Fire and Rescue extinguishes two local brush fires
• Newly-purchased property offers recreation options
• Local resident takes legal fight to the streets
• Vacationing on an aircraft carrier
• Lawmakers end session on time with a sense of accomplishment
• Reliving history
• Working together pays dividends
• Horse racing action returns to Prineville
• Martin wins horse race
• Cowboys take pair of games from Highlanders
• Beall sixth at National Junior High Finals Rodeo
• Gladys Ethel Post
• York Signs and Graphic opens in Prineville
• Bill Goben
• Tara Jean Meisner
• Gladys Ethel Post
• Local camp trailer catches fire
• Bring on the music
• Is White Nose Bat Syndrome coming?
• BLM looking at herbicide impact on noxious weeds
• Two CCHS players named to all-state baseball team
• Rimrock joins elite teams in club volleyball
• Crook County players slighted in all-state voting
• Splash ’N Dash has record turnout
• Cowboys defeat Cougars 5-4
• Prepared to protect and serve
• Federal Reserve sets debit card swipe fee limit
• Prineville Disposal increases county service rate 12 percent
• Heather Joanne Smith
• Shawna Lynn Watts
• Vaughn Ardell Burlingame Jr.
• Darlene Daniel
• Merrie Jo Roofener
• LaWanda Edith Bowen
• Making a difference . . .. . . one yard sale at a time
• County budget, difficult but done
• Second prescription drop box donated by Central Oregonian
• Fundraising efforts for Open Campus project nearing $50,000 goal
• Oregon gas prices drop again
• CCHS football players to play in Australia
• Prineville Pro Am set to kick off Friday
• Cowboys split with Panthers
• Rimrock finishes 10th at national tourney
• Columbia State Bank appoints Mellisa Case as Vice President
• Be the hit of your next potluck
• Wayne Ray Robison
• Honored by orange
• City leaders testify before Congress
• Prineville City budget avoids significant cuts
• Run to the Cascades motorcycle rally planned for Prineville
• An old fashioned good time for all
• Lynn Michael Kaps
• Nancy A. Taylor
• Michael George Nemo MacPheators
• Carol Jean Zehe.
• Eugene Donald Hargis
• Swim team finishes second at home meet
• Large field expected for Annual race
• Cowboys fall to Bend in extra innings
• Start of the fire season officially declared
• It’s just a cowgirl thing
• Mixed reactions concerning education reform proposals
• New water rules may cause local farmers, ranchers grief
• EPA is out of line on latest water issue
• Terry’s Jewelry and Gifts celebrates 37 years of service
• Nancy A. Taylor
• Tillie Jane Trent
• Terry’s Jewelry and Gifts celebrates 37 years of service
• Nancy A. Taylor
• Tillie Jane Trent
• Oregon gas prices still slowly dropping
• Puerto Rican basketball fans create memories
• Records fall at Roundup
• Cowboys go 2-1 at tournament
• Crawford, Cardoza win open roping at Equine Classic
• Thirteen from Central Oregon qualify for national finals
• Crooked River Roundup kicks off tonight
• Local Cowboys reach nationals
• Cowboys start summer season with 5-1 record
• Nancy A. Taylor
• Bradley Scott Foster
• Raising awareness of DUII dangers . . . one drink at a time
• Governor signs new insurance exchange legislation
• Federal law proposed to block new pesticide application permit rule
• Heidi Mottl honored with national award
• Pilots ’n Paws come to Prineville
• Cattle drive time correction
• Oregon gas prices still falling
• PMH celebrates 61 years serving Crook County
• MyPlate offers healthier choices for living
• MyPlate offers healthier choices for living
• Delores May Powell
• Army Band to play in Crooked River Roundup Parade
• CHIP efforts have reduced local child tooth decay
• Army Band to play in Crooked River Roundup Parade
• CHIP efforts have reduced local child tooth decay
• New parapet wall construction set to begin at Bowman Dam
• Thank you for keeping the Roundup thriving
• Looking back on the Bowman Museum
• Kenneth Dwain Fairchild
• Larry R. Neal
• Ethel Mae Ferguson
• Marie "Claire" Basey
• Laverne Rose Lea Willford
• Patricia Ann Gruzd
• CCSD budget will not include any major cuts
• BOR studying Ochoco Dam to check earthquake safety
• CCMS staff weigh in on donated Google computers
• Roundup royalty
• State bottle bill expanded to include most drink containers
• How does their garden grow?
• Brooks excited about this year’s finish, next year’s class
• Swim team looks to defend district title
• Cowgirls look to repeat as state champions
• Oregon gas prices fall from last week
• Re/Max opens Outwest Realty Prineville office
• Josephine Katherine Elvrum
• Sharon Lee Gowen
• James Ronald Montgomery
• Looking back on dual-language kindergarten
• 19 youth cited at underage drinking party
• Equine acrobatics
• Softball team exceeds expectations
• Blanchard, Goehring win 5k Hotshot Run
• Rock-ing out
• Responsibility begins at home
• Move to 4A helps CCHS teams compete
• Taking another step toward the state championships
• Cowboys look to rebuild
• Cowgirls look ahead to more success in 2012
• Born to be Grand Marshal
• Prineville cat diagnosed with plague
• Grant to spur new after school program
• Legislators agree on district map
• Grant to spur new after school program
• CODE team arrests major dealer
• Celebrating 60 years of service
• Osborn Elmer "Bud" Wilson
• Shelby Geron McAlister
• Leslie (Les) Arrice Day
• Robert Eugene Hall
• Shelby Geron McAlister
• Walden to hold community meeting on Saturday
• Oregon gas prices continue to drop
• A treat for when the weather warms up
• Congratulations graduates!
• Local students involved in disaster drill
• Great dirt
• Habitat for Humanity to take on foreclosures
• Prineville Disposal adds Dean Noyes to their management team
• Supporting local success
• Several counterfeit criminals arrested
• An exemplary achievement
• Brown reaches semifinals at state championship
• Rimrock takes second at Emerald Classic
• Cowboys set to make playoff run next season
• Taking a look back at Challenge Day
• Ready to move on
• Brasada Ranch seeking County land-use change
• Merkley returns to Prineville for third town hall
• Court of Appeals rules against Crook County in Molony case
• Court of Appeals rules against Crook County in Molony case
• 40 years of rod runs
• Tony Ashcraft announces his retirement from Crestview Cable
• City made the fiscally responsible decision
• State Parks Day observed Saturday
• Running in honor of his father
• Slate of write-in candidates becomes clearer
• The changing economic face of Crook County
• County budget tight, but balanced
• Is there a future for youth football?
• Oregon gas prices continue to drop
• In support of those who served
• New bill to extend time maximum for temporary driving permit, license
• Counterfeit five-dollar bills surface at local businesses
• Prineville City Council votes down nativity scene resolution
• Taking the Honor Flight
• Robert “Bobby” Craig Ryan
• Dana Lee Keefer (Hargis)
• Grace King Abraham
• Raymond "Ray" Oren Jones
• Panthers claw Cowgirls
• Look out for sports marketing scemes
• White wins state discus title
• Six Cowgirls make all-league team
• Gleeson named new Ochoco Elementary principal
• Prineville Police joining safety belt enforcement blitz
• U.S. Senator Merkley hosting Central Oregon town halls
• Governor orders flags flown at half staff on Memorial Day
• Oregon average gas prices finally drop
• Celebrating 100 years
• Equine virus confirmed in two Oregon horses
• New ruling changes steelhead designation
• Wonders of the night sky
• Good intentions, bad bill
• Cowboys finish fourth at state meet
• State Champs
• Bulldogs end Cowboys’ season
• Cowgirls reach state tournament
• Brown reaches semifinals at state tennis tournament
• Searching for Pikas in Central Oregon
• Date night dessert for two
• Chris DuPont promoted at local Home Federal Bank
• Sheriff's Office comes to aid of stranded motorist near Walton Lake
• State unemployment rate drops for March
• Greater Oregon Federal Credit Union loan office is now open
• Serving up local brews
• Bill aims to maintain funds for dorm resident students
• Citizen groups push for state-owned lending institution
• Election is over, vacancies remain
• Legislature proposing new graduation requirement
• Math for life
• Virginia Eve Beck
• Anna Josephine Sweet
• Nadine Lois Pugmire
• Tonning wins duathlon
• Cowboys named all-league
• Rodeo club shines at John Day
• Cowgirls tie for third at state championships
• Cowboys third at state
• Track meet poorly run and organized
• State furlough day scheduled for Friday
• Cowgirls in championship fight at state golf tournament
• Cowboys third at midway point of state golf championships
• Fishing the high lakes
• Cowboys first, Cowgirls second at district meet
• Locals shine at Tri-County Rodeo
• Cowboys finish third at district
• Cowgirls capture district tennis championship
• Oregon speed limits may soon catch up to other states
• Redistricting: What does it mean for Crook County?
• City looking to restructure its debt
• Encouraging the benefits of a farmer’s market
• A long bus ride home
• The year of the Emily Shay
• Youth involvement should be commended
• Greater Oregon Federal Credit Union loan office is now open
• Anna Josephine Sweet
• Flags ordered flown at half-staff on Sunday
• Crook County advances nine tennis players to state championship
• Governor orders flags flown at half-staff on Saturday
• Inheritance tax bill could provide relief for farmers
• CCSD school board tables decision on shared service plan
• In the long run
• Unemployment benefit demand drains extension funds too early
• City council stalls nativity scene vote to address legal concerns
• A lasting influence
• Peanut butter + chocolate = yummy
• Central Oregon fixture celebrates 96th anniversary
• Cowboys take second at district Championship
• Cowboys drop pair of close games to the Summit Storm
• CCHS defeats Summit
• Cowgirls win district golf championship
• In sports as in life, things aren’t always fair
• The Crook County Cowboys finished second to La Grande at the Greater Oregon League Boys Golf Championships, earning a trip to next week’s state championships. “We played well enough to get there,” said co-head coach Zach Lampert. “
• Samuel Ray Gascon
• Ardis G. Mc Graw
• Edna Williams
• Oregon gas prices still climbing, national prices dropping
• Paulina students are taught to tell their story
• ONA, St. Charles reach an agreement
• Facebook can expand with approval of power lines
• Doris Katherine Cutright
• Nora Russell Trimble
• William John Schamber
• (Charles) Joe Graham
• Christina Noell Foster
• Robert Eugene Taylor
• Maurice Gerke
• In search of a fish story
• Working to create healthy kids
• It’s all about the location
• Continuing to show we’re open for business
• The comfort, ease, and agony of our high-tech world
• CCHS netters fall to Baker
• owgirls win Sisters Invitational
• Storm wins IMC meet
• Cowgirls top Bulldogs 2-1
• CODE warns residents about outdoor marijuana grows
• Fairgrounds project will update indoor arena lighting
• A part of the team
• Bill proposed to promote use of state-grown food in school meals
• Dunaway earns top-12 finish at national contest
• Sharing school resources and helping protect classrooms
• Studying in Spain
• PMH phone lines down
• Christopher Michael Dofelmier
• Nadine May Bartlett
• Eula Lorraine Shrum
• Storm defeats Cowboys
• Cowboys third at Awbrey Glen
• Cowgirls take two games from the Bend Lava Bears
• Cowboys fall to Lava Bears
• Cowboys fall to Lava Bears
• Summit tops CCHS 6-2
• Cowgirls win CCHS Invitational
• Prescribed burn scheduled for southern Deschutes County
• Computer viruses in fake bin Laden death videos
• Oregon gas prices climbing more quickly
• Paying education forward
• The opportunity of a lifetime
• Social security moving toward paperless
• Social security moving toward paperless
• Eula Lorraine Shrum
• Debbie Jean Nestle
• Town hall focused on job growth
• Death of bin Laden leaves locals optimistic
• Ronald K. Clark
• Nadine May Bartlett
• Nadine May Bartlett
• Thank you troops for a job well done
• A new direction
• Prineville Body and Paint wins business award
• The numbers are in for deer and elk
• Eula Lorraine Shrum
• Debbie Jean Nestle
• Nadine May Bartlett
• Ronald K. Clark
• Sometimes we get it wrong
• Lava Bears sneak by Cowboys 11-9
• CCHS fourth at Broken Top
• CCHS “Fund” run raises nearly $5,000 for track team
• Cowboys shut out by Eagles
• Cowgirls third at Kah-Nee-Ta
• Two of CCSD’s most recognizable teachers resign
• Two of CCSD’s most recognizable teachers resign
• Facebook weighs in on development code update
• Pictures from above
• ACLU challenging City’s nativity scene policy
• Pictures from above
• ACLU challenging City’s nativity scene policy
• Caught in the Crosshairs
• Ochoco Forest and Lookout Mountain offices closing Friday
• MAT team working Hwy 97 between Bend and Redmond
• Rep. McLane hosting Prineville town hall
• CCHS sixth at Tetherow
• CCHS fourth at Crosswater
• Netters drop two matches
• Cowgirls take pair of games from Cougars
• Summit wins three-way meet
• Mountain View defeats CCHS
• High school rodeo season kicks off at Hermiston
• Cowboys blast Vikings
• Virgil “David” Romero
• Makenzi "Mak" Lee Morgan
• Henry "Sut" Francis Imholt
• Simmons Realty celebrates 61 years in Crook County
• Oregon gas price increases slows
• Governor orders flags flown at half-staff in Lane County
• Rep. McLane hosting town hall in Prineville
• Adopt-a-Highway and get rid of weeds
• Library exploring a partnership with other counties
• A step in the right direction
• Facebook announces grant awards
• Veteran eBenefits registration coming to town
• Successfully feeding kids
• County Court should have made a firm decision
• Linksters second at Meadow Lakes
• Netters fall to Lava Bears
• Lava Bears top Cowgirls
• Cowboys whip Roughriders
• The birds are back
• Cougars outscore Cowboys
• Cowgirls top Summit twice
• Reeher sets school record at Prefontaine Invite
• CCHS hammers Roosevelt
• Mom’s Bean Casserole
• Marion Lee Davis
• Floyd M. Levi
• School district selected to receive teacher incentive grant
• Staying safe, moving fast
• Walton Lake campground scheduled to re-open in May
• Mission to Africa
• Crook County Court reverses county administrator decision
• Lyle Horace Hibbard
• CCHS takes third at Awbrey Glen
• Cowboys drop two matches
• Reeher, Foley lead Crook County at Lower Columbia Invitational
• Making the move
• CCHS falls to Summit, Mountain View
• Cowgirls take pair of matches
• Cowboys take second at Bend Invitational
• Raymond Francis LeRoque
• Barbara Leona Severance
• Timothy Patrick Viles
• Patricia (Pat) Jean (Veit) Hepperle
• Becky Sue McKenzie
• Douglas H. Brown
• Rimrock earns invite to national championship
• Reeher, Foley lead Crook County at Lower Columbia Invite
• Reeher, Foley lead Crook County at Lower Columbia Invite
• Stephens Heating and Cooling celebrates 17 years serving Prineville
• Prescribed burns scheduled near Prineville this week
• Oregon gas prices steadily climbing
• n the lookout for spring trout
• Police to auction off unidentified property heap
• No changes needed for solar farm law
• Looking for a few good storm spotters!
• Ray Hopper
• Harry A. Sullivan
• Sarah Coleen Powell
• Dorothy Elizabeth (Hixon) Jacobs
• Jim Cade
• Zuckerberg was in the house
• Giddy for goats!
• Congratulations Facebook, and thank you
• Cowgirls win three games over weekend
• Three Cowgirls undefeated
• Cowgirls fourth at Summit
• Cowboys top Minutemen
• CCHS drops close matches to Summit Storm
• Cowboys whip Pelicans 4-3
• Golfers 10th at Eagle Ridge
• Helping feed the grid
• The next phase
• Helping feed the grid
• The next phase
• Ross Herbert Harnden
• Helping feed the grid
• The next phase
• Cuts expected as school district begins budget process
• New bill aims to help rural city growth
• Rep. McLane cleared by state bar
• Harry A. Sullivan, a Prineville resident, died Wednesday, March 30, 2011, at the home of his son Patrick in Prineville. He 83 was years old. At his request, no public services will be held. Harry was born May 17, 1927, in Cape Girardeau, Miss., son of Ric
• Students got talent
• Harry A. Sullivan
• Dwight “Bud” Knox
• Cenone Benson
• Panthers take two from Cowgirls
• CCHS falls to Redmond
• Cowboys finish last at Pronghorn
• Cowgirls third at Pronghorn
• Cowboy baseball hitting the ball at a torrid pace
• Bend takes relay meet over CCHS
• Crook County sees 5 percent rise in notices of default
• Corrections inmate back in custody
• Oregon gas prices still ascending
• Miss Prineville/Miss Crook County pageant scheduled this weekend
• Oregon Department of Corrections inmate leaves work site
• Hugh Wardlaw Greer, Jr.
• Local library is celebrating National Library Week
• Potato pancakes with added texture and flavor
• Camping in luxury
• A stitch in time
• Two arrested in Alfalfa burglary
• An increase forecasted for inmate numbers
• Charter School budget promising for coming year
• Ensuring the future of wildlife
• The state’s hidden budget crisis
• It’s time to get out and Take a hike
• Cowgirls take three of four games over weekend
• CCHS sweeps Roosevelt, Marshall
• Cowgirls finish sixth at Panther Invitational
• CCHS wins Burns Invite
• Severance named second team all-state
• Input sought on fire protection budget
• Raising local public health awareness
• Congress votes in favor of tax form repeal
• Hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst
• Hornseth given 10-year sentence
• Bringing Africa to Prineville
• Rachel Pauline (Wilson) Warren
• Bonita "Bonnie" J Nistler (Butzman)
• Wanda Lee France
• Lava Bears knock off Cowgirls
• Cowboy nine whip Panthers
• Cowboys struggle at Brasada
• Cowgirls third at Bend Invite
• Bend Senior High defeats CCHS 7-1
• Mountain View nips CCHS
• Phishing scams expected to increase following epsilon data breach
• Oregon gas prices up nearly 3 more cents
• Equestrian team making progress
• Memories that last a lifetime
• Cowboys fall to Panthers
• Cowboys third at Sisters
• Oregon teams tie for seventh, eighth at wrestling even
• How healthy are we?
• County receives funds to help non-profits provide emergency food and shelter
• Changes in works for concealed gun laws
• Finding funds for Outdoor School
• Proposed bills aim to change cougar hunting laws
• Cleaning up the community
• Cougar law may need to change, but this isn’t the way to do it
• Clinic Pharmacy is now part of Hometown Drugs of Oregon
• Olive Jones
• Clarification on date for Hunting Heritage Banquet
• Barbara Eileen Stauch
• Jeff Gore Bourland
• Walter H. Olson
• Proposed bill would clean up state education laws
• Public health officials, local agencies combine efforts to encourage fitness
• Learning ways to make a difference
• Sheriff’s budget includes cuts, but bottom line still increases
• Drivers are not the only victim of higher fuel costs
• A new president for the posse
• The Summit High School track team is a real class act
• Cowboys take fifth at Pendleton Tournament
• Cowgirls third at Wildhorse
• Personal records fall as CCHS runs at Summit
• Cowboys fall twice to Cougars
• Oregon gas prices climbed nearly 7 more cents last week
• Fresh greens add inspiration to spring salad
• Fresh greens add inspiration to spring salad
• Chet Petersen Farmers Insurance celebrates 15 years in Prineville
• Fresh greens add inspiration to spring salad
• Fresh greens add inspiration to spring salad
• Chet Petersen Farmers Insurance celebrates 15 years in Prineville
• Chet Petersen Farmers Insurance celebrates 15 years in Prineville
• New bills extend unemployment benefits — again
• Ransom for Resuscitation Randy
• Red tape delays veterans’ voucher distribution
• Juanita Bedwell Copeland
• Samuel "Pops" Elmo Chetwood, Jr.
• Nadra Lavache White
• Juanita Bedwell Copeland
• Daniel Yarbrough Browning
• Shirley (Shirl) M. Winkelhausen
• Celebrating A century of agriculture . . . and so much more
• Now is not the time for renewable energy mandates
• The finer points of fiber
• Cowgirls open season today
• Olson wins qualifier
• Cowgirls open season today
• Mike and Brandon Beers place at Rodeo Houston
• Surviving life
• Bringing people together
• State’s sage grouse conservation five-year plan is nearing adoption
• Oregon Healthy Kids program aims to insure every child
• City council considering policy on proclamations
• Candidate filings down for May election
• Giving victims a voice
• Elaine Myers
• Harold Fraser
• LeWayne "Lee" Kenneth Smith
• Cowgirls split pair of games at Summit tournament
• Cowgirls corral Warriors
• Cowboys fall to White Buffalos
• CCHS accomplishes season goals
• Toni’s Bar-B-Que opens for new season this week
• Cowgirls split pair of games
• Judy Marie Hendrix
• Ethel Smith
• Dorothy “Lourie” Johnson
• S.S. “Smokey” Flegel
• Looking for a few good (CCHS) Cowboys
• No leads in recent shooting of wild horses
• Second case of meningitis found in Crook County
• Sharing their wedding bell bliss
• Drug bust results in two arrests
• Lending a helping hand
• Enterprise zone expansion a good first step
• Orego gas prices still rising
• No radiation levels of concern have reached U.S.
• Cowboys take first at Icebreaker Invitational
• Sparkles take second
• Cowboys crush Panthers
• Glaciers
• Uldine Margaret Bell “Dean” Peck
• Hazel Campbell
• Joda Mae Ruhl
• Henry Allen Jeffers
• George Albert Hudson
• Second confirmed meningococcal disease case confirmed in Crook County
• Telfer to bring redistricting hearing to Bend
• Recent wintry weather spells good news for snow pack
• Sen. Wyden to host town hall meeting in Prineville
• Third time’s the charm
• Does latest job growth indicate recovery?
• Enterprise zone expansion planned
• More than just a pet
• Cowboys second at Crooked River Ranch
• Cowgirls ripped by Panthers
• Cowgirls loaded with experience and talent
• Crook County High School baseball team gives back to the community
• A final word on power-rankings
• Attorney general warns of Japan disaster relief charity scams
• Governor orders flags flown at half-staff
• Good luck Mr. Yecha
• Yecha selected as superintendent
• Oregon gas price increase slowed last week
• State furlough day scheduled for Friday
• Randi Alan Albertson
• MOCU is offering mini grants to local teachers
• Technology in law enforcement
• Crook County joins other Oregon schools to offer AP programs
• An attempt to keep funeral protesters at a safe distance
• Keller, Ledford change their pleas
• Giving the gift of reading
• Cowboys look to make a splash in GOL
• Back on top
• Club ends tournament season with six victories
• Repeat Champions
• In search of Smallmouth and Steelhead
• Cowboys to return solid nucleus
• Sparkles take second at Dallas
• Tough loss ends Cowgirls’ playoff run
• Hornets sting Cowgirls in first round
• Daylight savings time begins on Sunday
• New life for an old church
• Senator faults Governor’s Office memo
• New bill will benefit local businesses
• CCHS student diagnosed with meningitis
• Fair board agreement update is under way
• Phyllis Pulley
• Christopher Patrick Pilgrim
• Elsie Carpenter Durkee
• Betty Lou (Tompkins) Mohan
• Frederick Earl Finley
• Recognizing excellence
• 50 years of growing a company from seeds
• Tastee Treet has treated Crook County for the past 54 years
• Ardys Ruth Houston Close
• Catherine Marie Stapleman
• 50 years of growing a company from seeds
• Tastee Treet has treated Crook County for the past 54 years
• Anderson of MOCU named NW Credit Union Association chair
• Field burning planned for Tuesday
• Havens, Crawford place at Houston
• Talkin’ Turkey
• Cowgirls to face Hornets at state
• Cowgirls advance
• Unemployment rate dropped nearly 1 percent for January
• Oregon gas prices jump more than 12 cents in past week
• Fundraiser to focus on entrepreneurialism
• Growing our own
• Is your internet as fast as you expected?
• CCSD will face deficit as budget cycle nears
• Bill proposed to end PCP elections
• Cowboys, cobbler to benefit kids
• Municipal Court deserves some consideration
• John Fagan
• Mary Lee Moreland
• James S. Lewis
• Catherine Ann “Kay” Patterson McMahon
• Who will lead our schools?
• Realtors fighting tax on home sales
• City gearing up for weed control
• Economic slump causing drop in city traffic tickets
• A love affair with western art
• CCHS owes a huge thanks to Summit
• Rhoden earns NJCAA National Coach of the Year award
• Central poses problems for CCHS
• Honl receives coaching honors
• Representatives Greg Walden and Kevin McCarthy coming to Bend
• Department of Justice warns against "Smartraiser" charity scam
• Calling all sportsmen
• Cowboys finish third at state championships
• Cowgirls crush Trojans
• Tigers knock off Cowboys
• Cochran named football coach
• A new hangout in town for local teens
• Geisen receives another honor
• Time capsules found during museum expansion
• Keller resigns as landfill manager
• Finalists named for superintendent
• The return of a renowned musical man
• Exposed to good recipes, vegetables
• HSO stays in the black, but there’s more work to be done
• Oregon gas prices jump nearly 11 cents in one week
• John Victor Taylor
• Harold Dean Gaylor
• Ralph Frank Fabian
• Humane Society finances continue upward trend
• Filing deadline approaches for 2011 spring election
• Burglars target local motocross adventure park
• Beebe chosen for vacated city council seat
• Making backstage improvements
• Making a difference one grant at a time
• Cowgirls host Trojans in play-in game
• Colts win district
• Cowboys favored over Tigers
• Cowboys expected to compete for state title
• Marshall donates uniforms
• Governor Orders Flags at Half-staff in Memory of Oregon Soldier Governor Orders Flags at Half-staff in Memory of Oregon Soldier Governor orders flags at half-staff in memory of Oregon soldier
• Oregon gas prices jump 7 cents
• The mesmerizing Metolius
• Regional Champions
• Cowboys fall to Storm
• Summit tops Crook County in regular season finale
• Mitchell teams fall in High Desert tourney
• Outwest Insurance celebrates nine years
• Cecil Rosa Ott
• Dora Deane (Randolph) Amundson
• Edna B. (Wergin) Seavey
• State agriculture industry showing signs of growth
• Technical upgrade
• Learn ways to cut home energy costs
• Wyden seeks new legislation for GPS, cell phone tracking
• Crook County Fairgrounds manager suddenly resigns
• A new set of wheels
• Plastic bags don’t harm the environment . . .
• Marie Lane
• Helen Louise McGown
• Anderson of MOCU named NW Credit Union Association chair
• CCHS to host play-in basketball games
• Cowboys top Minutemen
• Cowgirls overwhelm Minutemen
• Sparkles win at Molalla
• Equestrians open season
• ASPIRE making comeback at Crook County High School
• Going to tax school with the Crook County assessor
• The destructive return of Old Man Winter
• Forest Service debuts new planning rule
• County payments included in President’s proposed budget
• Beef for kids
• ‘An all-around good guy’
• CCHS games versus Marshall to be broadcost
• Snow storm blankets Prineville
• Ethel Josephine Pollet
• Robert "Bob" Delaplaine Fickardt
• Matilda June Bay Leslie
• Gas prices to continue to rise
• County budget attempting to stick with status quo
• Unwrapping the magic at CCMS
• Paper or plastic?
• Wild Land designation creates confusion
• Prineville’s western heritage jubilee
• Working together is the answer for preserving fish runs
• Cowboys fall 52-43 to Panthers
• Panthers defeat Cowgirls
• Eagles overcome Loggers
• Loggers crush Cougars, Eagles
• Cowboys face big test at regional wrestling tourney
• ‘An all-around good guy’
• City finances still on track as next budget cycle nears
• Friend choice critical to middle school success
• Rust "Rusty" Cox
• Walter Pete Williams
• In search of solutions
• Committee makes decision on nativity scene display
• Juniper Canyon grocery store fire causes costly damages
• Bowling for Babies
• Meissner wins 20-mile race at annual Dam Run
• Lava Bears sneak by Cowgirls
• CCHS takes fifth at district
• Loggers split pair of games
• Cowboys mauled by Lava Bears
• CCHS takes Madras JROTC championship
• Sparkles win at Stayton
• Prescribed burn scheduled south of Prineville
• Oregon gas prices still rising
• Bank of the Cascades completes capital raise
• Mable Maxine (Clark) Barnes
• Honoring the civilian pilots of WWII
• Prineville has a doctor shortage
• Phyllis June Redding
• Phyllis June Redding
• Finding a balance
• Home sales on the rise in Crook County
• Flood emergency declared on Crooked River
• Building a foundation of trust
• Bringing a major rodeo event to town
• PAIN IN THE BACK
• Panthers claw Cowboys
• Cougars sneak by Cowgirls
• Cowgirls crush Lady Roughriders
• Cougars maul Cowboys
• Roughriders top Cowboys
• James Gardner Dalton
• Edwin “Ed” Anthony Sturza
• Maybell V. (Cerine) Brown
• Esther Lee Manning
• Making music on a grand scale
• Student gardeners get a greenhouse
• Superintendent search on schedule
• Cattle conflict
• Prineville lands pro rodeo finals
• Governor releases proposed budget
• Department of Justice warns citizens of phony debt collection calls
• When nobody seems to care
• Loggers split pair of weekend games
• Cowboys shut down storm
• Cowgirls fall 51-46 to Storm
• U.S. Representative Greg Walden coming to Central Oregon this week
• A worthy addition to Sunday family dinner
• Corner Printing, LLC joins with XPress Printing
• Fewer Oregon residents able to afford health insurance premiums
• House votes to repeal health care
• A worthy addition to Sunday family dinner
• Will Phil see his shadow tomorrow?
• Fred Eugene Norris
• Google gives the gift of technology
• Leveling the field with new standards
• How to get more out of your land
• Realizing the promise of higher education
• Homesteading on the Grasslands
• Cowboys sneak by Minutemen
• Cowboys finish 15th at Reser’s
• Cowgirls top Minutemen
• A worthy addition to Sunday family dinner
• She runs with the big dogs
• Exotic grilled sandwiches
• Winston Willard Jacobs
• Robert "Bob" Lee McCollum
• Clyde Jennings
• She runs with the big dogs
• Schools face new educational standards
• Built for heavy lifting
• Teen smoking on the rise in Crook County
• Healthcare bill section causing tax form overload
• Public input sought on Hwy. 126 corridor
• boatsand bats
• crook county high school boys basketball Panthers outlast Cowboys
• Cowgirls upend Panthers 61-53
• Loggers drop pair of league games
• Exotic grilled sandwiches
• Local excavation and construction company marks 21 years of service
• Exotic grilled sandwiches
• Directing a one act
• Consumer credit ratings could save on insurance costs
• The elephant in the room
• Janna Louise Vance
• Evelyn Jean Holmes
• Breaking ground on a dream of higher education
• Airport commission to appoint taskforce
• Facebook is a good neighbor for Crook County
• SCOPING season
• Cowgirls come up short against Lava Bears
• Cowboys pin Cougars 62-6
• Lava Bears maul Cowboys
• Austin Leonard Livermore
• Joseph “Joe” Lilze
• Doris Ellen Whitmore
• James Loren Jolley
• Cougar injured east of Prineville
• Evelyn Holmes
• Loggers win pair of games
• Cougars claw Cowgirls 70-50
• CCHS wins Cascade JROTC Championship
• Rimrock takes second at 48-team tourney
• Cougars defeat Cowboys
• Military recruiting getting more selective
• Facebook, one year later
• Congress approves emergency heat funds
• County has resolved recent flooding issues
• Finding the worth of a non-profit
• Flooding closes Conant Basin Road
• Elnora Lucilla Decker
• Alfred Abe Walradt
• Vivian Ruth Zimmerlee
• A life-saving Hotshot
• Local one night homeless count is coming soon
• EPA excludes biomass from clean air rules
• Will the sun set on local solar farms?
• VA healthcare deadline nears
• Taking in the glory of peru
• The people spoke, and government listened
• 5 great winter hikes
• Classic champions
• Storm shuts down Cowgirls
• Cowboys calm Storm 47-43
• Crook County falls to Roosevelt
• Cowgirls run over Roughriders 52-25
• Oregon gas prices are still on the rise
• Governor order flags flow at half staff through Saturday
• Cowboys earn easy wrestling wins
• Jimmy White
• LaVee Stephenson
• Shirley Ehmer
• Lois Giddeon
• Congressional Representative Walden to visit Prineville and Bend on Monday
• Drone proposal: Flying high or troubled skies?
• Merritt appointed to vacated Council position
• The scene stays
• State certifies local industrial site for future development
• City to send out Measure 56 notices to all local residents
• Honoring Dr. King’s enduring legacy
• Baseball program upgrades batting cages
• NJROTC readies for competition
• A word or two about coaches
• Cowgirls fall to Panthers
• CCHS head football coach resigns
• EPA to exempt biomass from clean air regulations for three years
• Residents pack City Council meeting for nativity scene discussion
• Governor orders flags flown at half-staff
• Lois Kay Mack
• DeAnne Bucholz
• James "Jim" Arthur Miller
• Cowboys crush Storm
• Bend Lava Bears maul Cowboys
• Cowgirls fall to Lava Bears
• ODOT seeking input on upcoming local project
• Prescription drug summit tackles abuse problem
• There's a new Sheriff in town
• Incomes are down, but could be on the rebound
• Taking a look at the Freedom From Religion Foundation
• Giving back to the community
• DEQ issues air pollution advisory for Central and Eastern Oregon
• Oregon gas prices jump 5 cents last week
• Herschel Gideon Smith
• Herschel Gideon Smith
• In search of volunteers
• Education, reform, and budget were topics of education summit
• Prineville nativity scene should remain
• In pursuit of serendipity
• Where do you collect your firewood from?
• Controversy swirls around new FCC Internet rule changes
• ODOT wins award for State Delivery Bridge Program
• Oh to be a kid again
• Cowboys win Freeberry tournament
• Top 10 sports stories of 2010
• Eight cited in early morning bar fight
• Crook County offers cyber school option
• Moving in a new direction
• Official census results are in
• City Hall nativity scene causes a stir
• Helping to provide for Fido
• Time to change unemployment insurance
• Carroll Charles O'Connor
• Katherine "Kasey" Cannon Christerson
• Kemper sisters draw attention on the court
• Flying high to support Crook County athletics
• Pair of CCHS athletes earn all-state honors
• Guard wants to connect with Crook County
• Doris H. Inez Powell
• June Velda Stover
• Floyd 'Marv' Marvin Jones
• Guard wants to connect with Crook County
• Delivering Christmas a shoebox at a time
• A new session, a new direction
• A new session, a new direction
• A conversation with Santa Claus
• Rolling in the New Year
• Cowboys tame Cougars, 67-63
• Cowgirls clawed by Cougars
• Grapplers fifth at Best of the West Tourney
• Crook County unemployment rate up for November
• Toledo named to All-State team
• Panthers nip Cowboys
• Cowboys pin Bulldogs
• The real spirit of Christmas
• Saving the music
• Watch out for naughty charities this Christmas
• County Court clarifies terms of settlement
• Mortgage assistance deadline is coming soon
• Federal lawmakers fighting new EPA biomass regulations
• Life as a luthier
• Oregon gas prices continue to rise
• School bus slides into ditch during morning bus route
• Robert "Bobby" Craig Ryan
• Ernest "Ernie" Fredrick Schlichting
• Dorothy June Telfer
• Dorothy June Telfer
• Mary Ruth Munsey
• Irene Abbott
• Cowboys blast Lava Bears
• Loggers drop pair of games
• Future Cowboys showcase talent
• School libraries facing impact of ongoing budget cuts
• Prineville wastewater plan nears approval
• Vaccination exceptions increasing locally
• Learning lessons in giving back
• Bond named Jail Commander of the Year
• The tender, sweet sounds of Christmas
• Cowboys blast Lava Bears
• Oregon gas prices have risen since last week
• My Neighborhood, My Cop meeting scheduled for Thursday
• Lawrence 'Larry' C. Thomas
• Harold (Curtis) Fraser
• Robert "Bob" Ray Radabaugh
• New employment program provides new way to demonstrate work skills
• Priority parcels
• Fraudulent group soliciting veterans’ personal information
• Donations down, need on the rise for Holiday Partnership
• What was important to you in 2010?
• Views from the Gray Butte Trail
• Havens, Crawford fall in final standings
• Vikings defeat Cowboys
• Cowgirls knock off Vikings
• Cowboys finish seventh at Coast Classic
• Local businesses hit by vandalism
• Default notices increase in Crook County for November
• Easy as pie coconut custard with pecan crust
• Violet Alberta McClellan
• Patricia Kaye Reynolds Stuart
• County tax collection rate a pleasant surprise
• Federal lawmakers propose new jobless benefit extension
• Are you ready to answer the call?
• What do you want to see at the Crook County Fair?
• Ochoco Elementary student caught at school with weapon
• Let the cooking Bring ‘em on Home
• Mat Club wins home meet
• Havens cashes in at NFR
• Lindburg named player of the year
• Crawford, Cardoza take second in first round of NFR
• Cowboys drop heart-breaker to Huskies
• Cowgirls whip Huskies
• Hoil Olen Sharp
• Robert F. Matison
• Eleanor Violet Hatch
• Philip William Petitmermet
• Making room for history
• State examining formaldehyde in hair care products
• Senate food safety bill violates Constitution
• Local man lasts three nights in Ochocos
• City wrestling with its future water needs
• A light in memory of those lost
• OSAA thoughts and rants
• Cowboys open season tonight
• Grapplers face early test
• New coach, same up-tempo style of play for Cowgirl basketball
• Prineville DMV will close for two days in December
• A high-flying program
• Local veterans celebrate the Christmas spirit
• Ninth Street expansion project is still in the planning stages
• Local agencies are preparing for disaster
• Facing a funding shortfall
• Now is the time to get involved in local government
• Now that’s a party!
• Joanne Lucille Gregg
• Keeping it legal
• Two Prineville cowboys qualify for NFR
• Flattened chicken makes for easy chicken scaloppine
• Jilanie “Jill” Forbes
• Leon “Lee” Gritten
• Erling W. Engebretson
• Garnett Burr
• Award-winning public speaking
• State bans sale of caffeinated alcoholic drinks
• City planning department continues to seek input on development code
• State, county facing ongoing hunger crisis
• Bartlett and Crook County reach settlement
• The art of fibers
• History-making season
• Former CCHS volleyball players recognized
• State police urging limited travel on Santiam Pass
• State furlough day scheduled for Friday
• Student loan defaults on the rise
• County searching for a few good committee members
• Putting a price on the feast
• Do you have what it takes to be a city councilor?
• Watch out for unlicensed contractors
• Big screen gridiron
• Better response begins with volunteers
• The hunt of a lifetime
• Cowboys finish successful season
• Girls team qualifies for state for first time since 1988
• Cowboys flex muscles
• Runners turn out for Dam Run
• Nancy E. Nevel
• Nancy E. Nevel
• Crook County unemployment rate slightly down for October
• Oregon gas prices up again last week
• Darryll S. Dulany
• Open campus HVAC changes require new bids
• Powell Butte charter school principal gives resignation
• Giving more than thanks
• Powell Butte citizens voice concerns over fire coverage
• Shelk appointed to serve on Kitzhaber’s transition committee
• Paying it forward
• Cowboys show improvement
• Cowgirls build for future
• Blue and Gold scrimmage planned for Saturday
• Supporting your team versus being a poor sport
• ust a few thoughts about hunting season
• Five in a row
• Five Crook County Cowboys cash at finals
• Making history
• Trying to open a thrift store
• Doris Elaine Baldwin
• Ruth “Evelyn” Holzschuh
• Vernon W. Palmer
• Mildred “Mil” Doris Lant
• Looking for the new leader of the school district
• Fish reintroduction efforts successful so far
• GIPSA rule intends to even meat market
• Mystery of the spurs
• A biomass boon for Prineville
• Average gas prices for Oregon up since last week
• Forest pile burning scheduled starting this week
• Crook County foreclosures decrease 27 percent for October
• Biomass briquette business picks Prineville
• State lands department requesting local input
• Restaurant tip pooling now legal in Oregon
• Schools employing new strategies to boost literacy skills
• John M. Edwards
• Dorothy Lucille Olson
• Michael Leonard Nelson
• Donald Farrar Jones II
• Wintry weather causes vehicle crash in Juniper Canyon
• Prineville woman involved in Juniper Canyon rollover accident
• THANK YOU VETERANS
• Thornson, Payne win Turkey open
• Jensen, Badley win Lord’s Acre Fun Run
• NFR qualifiers headline Columbia River Circuit Finals
• Reeher, Tooley named district Players of the Year
• Giving thanks
• Bend and Oregon State police in search of missing Bend woman
• Once again, pool needs repairs
• Local stories told on tattered yellow pages
• Cowboys fall 2-1 to Tigers
• Cowgirls soccer season ends with 3-1 loss to Tigers
• Cowgirls reach state quarterfinals
• Foley takes third at state
• Cowboys fall to Bulldogs
• Arches, Aspens and Anasazi
• Anne VanVoorhees Mitchell MacDonald
• High speed chase ends on O'Neil Hwy on Saturday
• Now the real work begins
• The pros and cons of buying local food
• County bull trout critical habitat reduced
• Job Opening Clarification
• Gladys Marie Tuthill Hutchinson
• Looking for locals
• Citizens cast their votes in favor of change
• County mulling strategies to pay off airport debt
• EPA considering rule to regulate dental office mercury disposal
• Reward offered for new suspects in shooting death
• Predictions for this week’s sports action
• CCHS soccer teams face La Grande
• Cowgirls host Douglas
• Cowboys to host North Bend
• Community 101: Teaching philanthropy to future generations
• Howard Allen Wilson, Sr.
• The Crook County Election Results are Official!
• Crook County election results are official!
• Unoffical Results For Crook County Election, as of 10:25 a.m.
• Driver uninjured in semi truck crash on George Millican Road
• Children health insurance sign-ups available through Dec. 31
• Pile burning scheduled by local forests
• Crook County voter turnout exceeds 60 percent with one day to go
• Lava Bears shut out Cowboys
• Lava Bears maul Cowgirls
• Cowgirl runners win GOL championship
• Transparency is the first step toward fixing the state’s PERS problem
• Feast preparations
• Two identified in mail theft case
• It’s all over but the counting
• EDCO wins Success Story award
• Workshop set to answer questions about Medicare
• Michael Douglas McKinnon
• Howard Allen Wilson, Sr.
• Deer, elk numbers look good locally
• Cowgirls earn trip to state
• Cowboys whip Roughriders, earn district championship
• Honoring the memory of Ysidro
• Crook County voter turnout reaches 40 percent
• Hundreds victimized in local mail theft crime spree
• My Neighborhood, My Cop returns
• County promotes domestic abuse prevention month
• Trick or treat
• CODE, Prineville police in search of missing drug bust suspects
• Prineville Police Department warns of vehicle break-ins
• Crook County voter turnout exceeds 35 percent
• CCHS football game against Roosevelt moved to Marshall High School
• Fourth and fifth grade team finishes season undefeated
• Cowgirls win IMC tune up
• Loggers fall to Antelopes
• Having a whale of a time in Alaska
• The development of a proven winner
• Eagle/Loggers fall to Antelopes
• CCHS ties for third at West Linn
• Making sense of the new OSAA playoff format
• CCHS runs over Summit
• Keeping it simple with beef stew
• Heavy snowfall results in seasonal highway closures
• Voter turnout nearing 30 percent
• Oregon gas prices go up again last week
• Erma Hanna Gregory
• Unemployment rates increase in all three Central Oregon counties for September
• My Neighborhood, My Cop meeting scheduled for Wednesday
• Thank you Mr. Pimentel
• Healthcare professionals recommend a flu shot
• Domestic dispute results in shooting
• Taking oral healthcare to the streets
• Third Street getting new sidewalks
• National paint shortage stalls road striping
• School district report cards released
• A parent’s first-hand account of underage drinking
• Ethics commission responds to CCSO hire
• Coming soon to a theater near you
• Governor Kulongoski orders flags flown at half-staff on Saturday
• Crook County voter turnout at 12 percent as of Wednesday
• Elizabeth A. Wolfarth
• Dorothy Marie Tugmon
• Donald E. Edwards
• Erma Hanna Gregory
• Larimer named baseball coach
• Erma Hanna Gregory
• Cougars top Cowboys 6-1
• Ballots continue to trickle in
• Cougars clobber Cowgirls 11-0
• Local police searching for home invasion suspects
• Local runners tune up for district at relay meet
• In memory of Kathy Rhoden
• Scoring big
• CCSD budget still on track even with lower enrollment numbers
• CCSD budget still on track even with lower enrollment numbers
• Cowgirls fall to Roughriders
• Sally’s Rally
• Cowboys suffer tough loss to Roughriders
• Roppe is the better choice for mayor
• Making changes
• Local businesses unsure of impact new health laws will bring
• CCSD budget still on track even with lower enrollment numbers
• PERS board adopts higher rates
• Struggling homeowners await financial help
• Oregon gas prices up from last week
• Of fossils, fruit and fish
• Jeffrey Steven Miller
• Robert Gary Nevel Sr.
• Dora Mae Pyles
• Elwin Nelson
• Cowgirls tie for third at Clearwater Classic
• Cowboys stomp Minutemen
• Foley second at Puma Classic
• Potato Dig Cancelled for Saturday., Oct. 16, and Sunday., Oct. 17
• Oregon foreclosure rate drops for September
• Almond Regnier
• Marshall Minutemen shut out Cowgirls3-0
• Minutemen top Cowboys
• The search for royalty
• How to help
• CCHS given ‘outstanding’ report card
• Job creation is top priority for Prineville mayor candidates
• PMH expected to benefit from new St. Charles healthcare changes
• Candidates tackle the local issues
• William "Lanny" Mower
• Emma Therese Fox
• Almond Regnier
• CCHS given ‘outstanding’ report card
• William "Lanny" Mower
• Emma Therese Fox
• Oregon gas prices rise again last week
• Paving the way to a healthier community
• {No Headline}
• Hattie Faye Williams
• Walden will best serve Oregon’s second district
• Cowboys top Panthers
• Excited about Oktoberfest
• Cowboys fall 4-1 to Storm
• Storm shuts out Cowgirls
• Cougars win five-game thriller over Cowgirls
• Foley third at Oxford Classic
• Cowboys top Panthers
• The secret life of beekeepers
• Homeless numbers hit record levels
• A workshop for the aircraft enthusiast
• Positive outcome for animal ordinance
• Prineville girls attend the International Youth Hunter Education Challenge
• A new world of accessibility
• Mary Florence Berry
• Janet Mabel Carvitto
• Michelle Elaine Freeman Chandler
• Martha Ann “Marci” Houston McMillin
• Governor order flags flown at half-staff on Saturday
• A rant about polls and power rankings
• Cougars claw Cowgirls 12-0
• Cougars shut out Cowboys 8-0
• Storm sweeps Cowgirls
• Ladies Night Out
• Investing in their future
• Mount Bachelor Academy, DHS reach settlement
• Senator candidates discuss issues
• City to hold meeting on updated wastewater facility plan
• School resource officer returning to CCSD
• Oregon average gas prices up from last week
• Decrease in property tax revenue expected
• Background checks don’t check out
• Correcting several mistakes in campaign financing article
• Showdown for Crook County Sheriff
• going after the big bass
• Challengers defeat Cowboys
• Nancy A. Robison
• CCHS ties for third at South Albany tourney
• Colette Jean Jackabosky
• Cowgirls tie Roughriders
• Nina Elizabeth Luttrell
• Runners show improvement at Brooks Harrier Classic
• Daniel Douglas Mills
• Cowboys Roughriders tie 1-1
• Sherry Ann Beck
• Walter Erwin Helferstine
• Nancy A. Robison
• Clothes down child abuse
• Sheriff’s race defies logic
• The ins and outs of a rear impact collision
• Helping to provide better patient care
• Vehicle rollover occurred Friday morning on Tom McCall Road
• Who has the most money?
• Prescribed burns in Ochoco National Forest scheduled for Monday
• Next Wednesday kicks of Oregon Fire Prevention Week
• Loggers start season on positive note
• Crook County falls to Marshall
• Cowboys tie Minutemen
• Charles "Uncle Bob" Robert Dehler
• OUS visits CCHS
• Raising awareness of women’s health
• A lifetime of service
• School board focusing on new vision and goals
• Local pilots question the competency of airport manager
• Ronald Dean Syhlman
• Top of the ‘mini’ muffin to ya!
• Lava Bears maul Cowboys
• Foley wins Redmond invite
• Cowgirls crush Lava Bears
• Lava Bears shut out Cowgirls
• Cowboys shut out Buffs
• Caroline Ludecker
• Earl Randolph “Randy” Shockney Jr.
• A word (or two) about gadgets and gear
• Top of the ‘mini’ muffin to ya!
• Looking for a few good 4-H leaders
• I heart Central Oregon
• Walden, Segers face-off for district position
• CCSO seeks ethics opinion on new hire
• One-fish, two-fish, we want new fish
• Bohle wins award after 20 years
• Mohan is the right choice for commissioner
• Grace Alice Crakes
• Traffic team holding enforcement detail on Hwy 97
• Summit blanks CCHS
• Cowgirls escape Cougars
• Cowboys, Storm play to tie
• An early look at the OSAA power rankings
• Ringing in autumn
• Fish population sampling scheduled for Ochoco Creek
• Blazing the trail to recovery
• Local SAT scores don’t measure up
• Summer weather not so hot
• Two candidates seek your vote to serve county
• Local EnviroTech facility open for business
• Val "Jamie" Hawthorne
• Lynn Edward "Clem" Howerton, Sr.
• Oregon voter registration deadline set for November election
• Central Oregon industrial fire precaution level reduced
• Marie Frances Klein
• Linda Diane “Capehart” Tittle
• Georgia Gail Wilferd
• Helen Berniece Washburn
• Thelma Jane Fine
• Ronald Dean Syhlman
• James "Jim" Lawrence Bernard
• Ronald Dean Syhlman
• Buffaloes shut out Cowboys
• A few tips to improve your outdoor experiences
• Cowgirls stunned by Panthers
• Cowboys ground Hawks
• Foley dominates the Seaside Three Course Challenge
• Cowgirls corral White Buffaloes
• Golf tournament was good for the local economy
• Local Eagle soars to the top
• Upgrading appearances
• Marie Frances Klein
• What’s on the minds of the voters?
• Georgia Gail Wilferd
• Commemorating the Constitution
• Thelma Jane Fine
• Challenge Day to focus on breaking barriers
• James "Jim" Lawrence Bernard
• Child seat clinics set
• Catherine Lizette Sanetel
• Armed robbery at Cultus Lake Campground
• Congressman Walden observes National POW/MIA Recognition Day
• 1,600 acres of prescribed burning completed on the Crooked River National Grassland and the Deschute
• Annual merchants tournament set for next Saturday
• Cowgirls nip Lava Bears
• Getting excited about reading
• This land is their lab
• Candidates square off in Powell Butte
• Two local residents arrested on theft charges
• City considering a right-of-way privilege tax
• Paulina hosts Crook County Court meeting
• U.S. Rep. Greg Walden to deliver radio address
• 1970 baseball team inducted into Central Washington Hall of Fame
• Crofcheck 12th at Cavalier Classic Golf Tournament
• Day-use fees waived for Forest Service sites next Saturday
• Thunderstorm leaves hundreds in Prineville without power
• State unemployment rate stays flat from July to August.
• Next state furlough day scheduled for Friday
• Crook County foreclosure rate down in August
• Concealed handgun license rules to change
• Opinions sought on healthcare reform
• Do you know what your cattle are eating?
• The start of a new adventure
• Redmond man arrested in high speed chase originating in Prineville
• Cowboys drop pair of games
• Cowgirls take second
• Cowgirls shut out
• Buckaroos edge Cowboys
• Take a trip on Central Oregon’s scenic Cascade Lakes Highway
• On the road again
• When Greenpeace attacks Facebook, they’re attacking Crook County
• Sheriff’s office employees face charges
• Roping and riding
• Suicide, sheepshooters, or serial killer?
• Greenpeace challenging Facebook . . . again
• Local NJROTC cadets spend time aboard newest Navy ship
• City making progress on property clean-up
• Judith LaVerne Christian
• School district test scores show improvement
• Cynthia 'Cyndi' Ellen Syme,
• When wildlife comes to town
• Charles Jess Demaris Jr.
• Patricia Margret Young Stovall
• Alvin Charles Asher
• Governor Kulongoski orders flags at half-staff in remembrance of 9/11
• Prineville Police Department beginning annual Sex Offender Addressing verification Program
• fish frenzy
• Some things to watch for in this falls prep sports season
• Buckner, Stafford finish third in roping
• Eagle/Loggers fall to Honkers in opener
• Cowgirls knock off Panthers
• Crooked River National Grassland prescribed burn scheduled for next week
• Robert "Bob" John Clymer
• David Leonard Bryant
• Melvin Henry Lambert
• Robert "Bob" John Clymer
• Oregon gas prices fall from last week
• Prescribed burns planned in in Sanford Creek area this week
• Working together for the common good
• Bringing back the music
• Saving the aspen stands
• Following the legal path to citizenship
• New program offers utility assistance
• OID to vote on repayment plan
• Bringing together Central Oregon food producers
• Cowgirls finish second at jamboree
• Foley wins race in Wilsonville
• Cowboys silence Hornets
• Cowboys silence Hornets
• Old-fashioned rodeo action
• Runners ready for first race
• Cowboys ready to kick off season
• Paulina Rodeo kicks off Saturday
• Life and longevity
• Out with the old, in with the new
• Pleased with their playground
• City financial report yields positive results
• Multiple vehicle break-ins occur in Ochoco Heights
• College classes offered at CCHS
• Poached game anyone?
• Diana F. Gage
• Douglas James Nokes
• A dish of happiness
• Celebrating 25 years
• We hope to see you there
• Meadow Lakes wins bragging rights
• Making history
• Cowboys offense looks strong during scrimm
• A lifetime in the saddle
• Oregon daycare assistance cuts leave half its users ineligible
• City railway given a third state grant
• County appoints new library director
• Partnership to End Poverty names new executive director
• Phillip Wick
• Quick-thinking local resident halts house fire
• Sen. Jeff Merkley to host Prineville town hall
• Status deadline approaching for non-profits
• Local cigarette use exceeding state average
• 100 kisses
• Patricia (Patty) Brown
• Robert Bowling Murphy
• Ione Finnegan
• Elizabeth Ann Kaufman
• Shelley Ann (Patee) Adovnik
• Size and Experience
• Wilson wrestles in South Africa
• CCHS soccer programs in jeopardy
• Lack of funding for athletics comes with
• Noyes files for another term on Prineville City Council
• Unemployment rate increase for Crook County from June to July
• Oregon gas prices have dropped since last week
• Marion Dean Kingham, Jr.
• G. Phillip Wick
• Sealing her future
• Candidate list to be completed this week
• Input sought on development code
• Looking for a few good quilts
• Having fun, and learning soccer
• Perrin earns high score at 4-H invitational
• Blue and Gold scrimmage kicks off fall sports season
• In search of state record fish
• Getting down on the farm
• Habitat for Humanity receives large donation
• Measure 74 isn’t the answer
• Central Oregon fire update
• Lower Deschutes Complex fire update
• Delphia Eleanor Endres
• Martha Lou Case
• Frank Horner
• Verl (Jerry) Demaris Hereford
• Sylvia Chandler
• Frances Myrtle Catt
• Yair Alejandres-Garcia
• Ralph Caughman
• Fondly remembering Grandma’s creamed corn
• Non-profit store asked to clean up back lot
• Medical marijuana advocates debate new initiative
• Taking charge
• Local public assistance fraud investigations on the rise
• County approves museum levy for ballot
• Devil's half-acre fire update
• Winds expected to challenge firefighters
• Lightning sparks several fires
• A new tradition
• Crofcheck and Neelands win Championships
• Varsity Sports Schedule
• Elks fall to Applesox in championship game
• You're invited
• Wildfire danger on the rise
• Accident on O'Neil Hwy involves four vehicles
• Oregon unemployment rate holds steady from June to July
• Crook County Republican Board changes leadership
• A life-saving call
• Birding in the Mill Creek Wilderness
• Cooley wins mini bull competition
• Fall sports deadlines approach
• So what exactly is a bull futurity?
• Nagler wins bull riding competition
• Let me take you higher
• Fix the initiative process first, redistricting second
• Providing an avenue for the arts
• Public input sought on sage grouse conservation plan
• Classified employees upset over outsourcing
• City employees asked to think outside-the-box
• Public meeting scheduled on hydropower for Bowman Dam
• Fun at the Crook County Fair!
• Oregon public health issues advisory for Haystack Reservoir
• Prineville Swim Team takes district meet
• Cowgirls prepare for season with annual team camp
• Let's go camping!
• Barbara June Adye
• Dwindling lottery funds forcing County to make tough choices
• Missing man found Thursday afternoon
• Industrial Fire Precaution Level 2 instituted on the Ochoco National Forest and Crooked River Nation
• Ride 'em Cowboy
• Kingsbury wins Can Chaser
• Loper, Buckner, and Stafford place in top 10
• Dorothy L. Hamlin
• Dropping in on the blaze
• Gas prices up from last week
• Zero Week
• Unkempt abandonded properties becoming eyesores
• Work that benefits the community
• Swim team wins John Day Invite
• Lila Lee Annas Hamilton (Lange) Tompkins
• Short-term solution, long-term problem
• Champions
• Smashing success
• Never too old to try new things
• More water line replacements in store for Prineville
• Carrillo leads Oregon team to national title
• Rosalie Marie Ruddick
• Ranch Rodeo showcases young talent
• Crook County High fills coaching positions
• Three layers of berry goodness
• Makin’ tracks to the Fair
• This big Elk hails from our neck of the woods
• Rosalie Marie Ruddick
• County planning rejects motocross facility proposal
• Joe Allison Construction wins Mens League Tourney
• Peggy Carlson
• Have you lost your sheep?
• BOLI director reaches out to employers as part of statewide tour
• Charity should begin at home — not with government
• Heat things up with some poppers!
• Bull futurity comes to fairgrounds
• Haas shoots 10th hole-in-one
• Leta Joy Cook
• Shirley Arlene Whiting
• Facebook gets bigger
• Initiative petition failure prompts lawsuit
• An honor that was worth the wait
• Now that’s what you call horsepower
• Bonita Jane (Lockhart) Dunn
• Wayne F. Tucker
• Edward Muffley
• County jail feels impact of recession
• Powell Butte charter school opening soon
• Take pride in your community
• William Everett Hinton
• Prepare to pay new fee with paint purchases
• Edward Muffley
• Painting the way to playing
• Congress extends unemployment payments
• New coaches training required
• Call of duty quiets for one chaplain
• Rooster Rock Fire 30 percent contained
• Back-to-School Brigade
• {No Headline}
• Margaret L. Melton Payne
• Leave your home brews at home
• One wheel is enough for him
• Deadline nears for checking account overdraft decision
• Search and rescue looking for missing Prineville man
• A winning combination
• Home Federal Bank assumes deposits of Liberty Bank
• A lifetime of contribution
• Tree owners beware
• Football team readies for season
• County to gain new hazardous waste facility
• Costumes, props, sets, and kings
• Three layers of berry goodness
• Home Federal Bank assumes deposits of Liberty Bank
• Planning Commission participates in on-line workshop
• College education in rural locations helped by HEAT
• Camp has record turnout
• Bracing for the ballot
• Stepping down from the bench
• Three layers of berry goodness
• Home Federal Bank assumes deposits of Liberty Bank
• Margaret L. Melton Payne
• Jean Van Landuyt
• Bertha Jan E. Wishon
• More than just another car club
• State, county income per capita failing to keep pace
• Wayne F. Tucker
• Oregon gas prices go up again this past week
• Margaret L. Melton Payne
• Bertha Dodson Neece
• Charles “Charley” Clay Sweet
• Sen. Wyden to visit Deschutes Brewery and Facebook Data Center this week
• What you need to know to be a councilor
• Shirley Arlene Whiting
• Mt. McLoughlin proves to be difficult
• More fires started by lightning strikes across Oregon
• Gordon Wayne Eldridge
• Dean Albert Erickson
• Walking for awareness
• Millions now available to prevent home foreclosures
• Firefighters work to contain Rooster Rock Fire
• Lampert takes Meadow Lakes Championship for third time
• OSAA playoff seeding plan is finalized
• Oregon gas prices rise from last week
• Blanche Winifred McKay
• Newer Salon to Launch Product Line
• Cultural-Minded Families Needed Now!
• Crook County Fair
• Crooked River Roundup - Horse Races
• Crooked River Roundup Rodeo

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