Homecoming?s Annual Football Challenge Jamie Stone, a Wood River High School junior, dodges her senior opponent Wednesday during the Powderpuff Football game, which is a traditional part of the school?s annual Homecoming activities. The seniors continued their winning streak for the fifth year in a row. With the help of the freshmen class, the team beat the junior and sophomore team 14-12 in the friendly flag football game. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, October 22, 2004

• Settlement reached over 2001 Sage Fire on town?s edge
  Forest Service receives $225,000 to cover $310,000 in expenses

• Highway 75 traffic woes won?t end soon
  Delayed resurfacing project likely to continue into November

• Flu shot appointment book full
  Health district is giving high-risk groups highest priority

• Sun Valley plans its future
  Mayor asking citizens to help complete update of comprehensive plan

• Republicans gather in Hailey
  Sens. Craig, Crapo stump for local candidates

• INEEL cleanup plan to proceed
  Some radioactive material would be left in place

• SV peleton streaks to finish
  Trek raises cancer awareness from Canada to Mexico

• Ketchum adopts ordinance to protect trees
  Legislation will open door for Tree City USA designation

• School lunch defies stereotype
  Quality strikingly better than many might imagine

• ?Get Aware? film series is extended
  Four more documentaries shown at Magic Lantern

• Oktoberfest brings bikes and beer
  Expect slick course?great for racers and spectators

• The Way I See It
  Trying to survive in October

• Another Beheading
  

• No rush on Simplot tract plan
  

• Cutthroats sting Hornets, claim district title
  

• Carey volleyball going to state
  Rally past Blue Devils

• Still in the hunt
  Wood River boys soccer team beats Minico

• Sun Valley sinks Bliss 1-0
  Still alive in playoffs, hosts Wendell today

• Minico?s middles wear down WR spikers
  For Great Basin crown

• Community School spikers make strides