?Tis the Season A young-of-the-year California quail marches up a fence railing near a West Magic cabin on the Magic Reservoir in southern Blaine County. Warm and dry weather during the spring hatch and frequent, localized storms during July and August have helped produce a good crop of upland game birds in the Magic Valley Region, reports Idaho Fish and Game. Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, September 17, 2004

• Stanley icon dies in plane crash
  Danner goes down on west slope of Cape Horn Mountain

• County commission eyes levy increase
  Added revenues would be put in ?savings account?

• Body found in burned truck
  Identity has not yet been confirmed

• Ketchum tax revenues healthy
  

• Hailey city administrator to resign
  

• ?Ghost? hosts dinner for three
  ?Twilight Zone? friendship flourishes

• Magic Valley?s birds abound
  Upland game bird hunting season looking great

• Youth pheasant hunt Oct. 2, 3
  

• ?Build a School? campaign succeeds
  School built with funds raised by valley residents

• African youth?s hopes and dreams squashed
  Exchange student kept from studying in U.S. at last minute

• The Way I See It
  Accident reports from Wagon Days

• Stories in stitching
  Mountain Mammas quilt show this weekend in Stanley

• Ketchum As Usual
  

• ?First responders? who deserve better
  

• The GOP and the myth of toughness
  

• Baldy Hill Climb beckons
  Annual SVSEF fundraiser features ?Climb for a Cure?

• Swain?s squad gains ground
  Wolverines tame Tigers, 6-1

• Rodeo Chair raises money for local
  Amber McMurdo heads drive to get local soldiers home on leave

• Wood River cracks half-dozen wins
  Squad jams Jerome 5-zip

• Panthers feel great with eight
  Northside Conference volleyball

• A hit and a miss for Wood River
  Spikers host Gooding, Twin Falls