Young Artists Showcase
 | | SHELBY CASE/CENTRAL OREGONIAN | | The first-, second- and third-place winners from an art contest at the Prineville branch of the Boys and Girls Club had their art displayed last week at the Coby Hanes Building. The first-place winners will compete at the Boys and Girls Club Regional Fine Arts Exhibit, which will be held Jan. 5 and Jan. 6 at the Falcon Crest Art Gallery. The gallery is at the Eagle Crest Resort in Redmond. In the photo, Boys and Girls Club Sports, Fitness and Recreation Coordinator Ashley Currier shows two art entries. One is “The Art of Colors” by David Bafus, 9. The second is also by Bafus and is entitled “The Dragon King.” |
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| Riding to the title |
Cassie Sanders, the 2006 Crooked River Roundup Queen, was recently named the Miss Northwest Professional Rodeo Association of 2007
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| Schooled straight |
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| NJROTC Honors Veterans |
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| Bringing in the Bard |
Students, community invited to professional Shakespeare performance
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| A fire in the heart |
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| Tyler's trial |
 CCHS Sparrow Club adopts student bone cancer patient
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| It's all about giving |
 Courtney Barnes honored for her academic and community service achievements
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| 1,000 words |
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| Lord's Acre - 60 years |
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| Bowman Museum lecture series returns |
Popular free series meets Friday nights at the library
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| Cowboy productions |
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| Recruiting, remembering |
 Alumni and current members support FFA at annual barbecue
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| 'Oh say can you see...' |
 Students at Ochoco Elementary learn the lyrics to our nation's anthem
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| Let's roll! |
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| Radio flyers |
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| The future of football |
 Fourth-, fifth-, and sixth-grade football players will take the field on Sunday at Ward Rhoden Stadium
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| 40 years for schools |
 Carl Weaver has dedicated himself to helping Crook County schools
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| Much ado about Ashland |
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