Lightning strike zaps house Fast-burning blaze reduces Camas County home to rubble Curtis Gorringe examines the ruins of his home, west of Hailey near the Camas County line, that was set ablaze Tuesday by a lightning strike. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, August 20, 2004

• Airport needs pilots? aid
  Pressure grows on FAA to approve weather navigational system

• Ketchum eyes speeders
  Councilman demands action while mayor asks for more data

• Dems raise $34,000 at Ketchum event
  King uses celebrity to help raise money for Idaho Dems

• Heinz Kerry helps rally local Dems
  ?I know where to go when I need to rest?

• Carey reschedules housing hearing
  Infrastructures questions raised concerning 62-unit PUD

• Eye surgeon seeks new site for lawsuit trial
  Lawyer argues news coverage requires change of venue

• Lightning strike zaps house
  Fast-burning blaze reduces Camas County home to rubble

• Mountain flying demands skill
  For pilots, Idaho backcountry can be a killer

• One wheeled wonders ride trails
  Father and son unicycle in the mountains

• Gold Mine fetes volunteers
  

• Let the cat out, or not?
  Time to Paws

• Scare Tactics
  

• Idahoans urged to tell thyroid cancer stories
  Study looks for links to nuclear testing

• Scare tactics gone berserk at FDA
  

• Plenty of mettle on the pedals: Richard Feldman
  

• Flat out fast
  Richard Feldman pedals to national time trial championship in Utah

• Former Idaho Women?s Challenge champ collects Olympic silver
  Dede Barry second in time trial

• Idaho State Championships set for Soldier Mountain
  

• Kids Tennis
  

• Snappers, Cyclones clash in World Series
  Wood bat baseball finale

• Problems resolved, golden couple will skate twice
  Canadians Jamie Salé and David Pelletier at Sun Valley