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Midnight home invasion in Northridge
An investment in the future of freight
Development of freight depot should bring more business, money to City of Prineville Railway
Giving everyone a vote
Open primary would provide all voters with a choice on primary ballots
SMART program to continue despite state cuts
Paid personnel being transitioned to volunteers
Raptor poisoning being investigated by feds
Current investigation is similar to earlier case
A doggone expensive case of animal abuse
No criminal charges are going to be made in the Powell Butte case
2008 National Teacher of the Year: Mr. Bush, meet Mr. Geisen
'You rock my nail polish off!'
Students, staff react to national honors for Mike Geisen
State approves county as a renewable energy zone
Designation will allow tax incentives for certain companies
100 years of Rager history
Centennial celebration being planned for historic ranger station
City considering charging for business licenses
Currently, no business license is required in the city
2008 National Teacher of the Year: 'Every child is different and every day is different'
Crook County Middle School's Mike Geisen is named the 2008 National Teacher of the Year
Mike Geisen
A lifelong love for learning
Ballot Measure 7-47: What your vote will mean
A 'yes' vote could still result in months of hearings
City considers switching to pay to plan
Prineville Community Development Department may become fee-supported
It's about local business
Judge, commissioner, DA candidates field questions at Chamber of Commerce event
Tough times lead to county belt tightening
Proposed Crook County budget cuts two employees as part of a cost-saving effort
Where does the water go?
Grant money will help determine how unallocated water is used in Crook County
School board considering delaying renovation bond
Board members fear economic conditions may lead to failure of bond request
100 years of graduates
Two new school buses go aero
Buses have a decidedly aerodynamic look to them
Local man arrested for 'serial' deer killings
Oregon State Police make arrest after lengthy investigation
Voter registration deadline nearing
Registration deadline is April 29; ballots mailed out May 2
Friday bust results in arrest of two local men
A new mission for the guard
Local National Guard unit changes mission
County GIS, IT director headed to Portland
Sim Ogle takes a position with the Port of Portland
PMH adjusting to St. Charles way of life
So far, transition has been a smooth one
Changes in ethics laws have little local impact
Crook County doesn't emulate impacts felt in other rural communities
Getting the drop on the droupout rate
Crook County High School fares far better than the statewide dropout average
Democrats comment on issues at weekend forum
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