Wood River Mows Down the ?Cats The Filer Wildcat defense saw a little too much of this sight Friday at Hailey?s Homer Field during the 2005 high school football season opener. But long-suffering Wood River High School fans couldn?t see enough of the 305-yard Hailey running attack in the team?s 42-0 non-conference rout that snapped a two-season, 14-game losing streak. The imposing sight featured quarterback Tyler Jackson, left, handing off to tailback Scott Bartlett (231 yards, 4 TD), who followed the lead block of Carl Browning, right. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, August 31, 2005

• Return wood to the Big Wood?
  Fishery is focus of Land Trust conservation efforts

• Valley native killed in plane crash
  

• New structures on Bald Mountain expand communication options
  

• Special postmark, envelope to mark Dalai Lama's visit
  

• Gourlay runs for second term
  Councilman says Ketchum has numerous challenges ahead

• Hailey may require community housing
  P&Z recommends change to comprehensive plan

• Ketchum officials press for new city hall
  But funding for project is not in place

• Parsons declares candidacy for Ketchum City Council
  'I'm committed to the next four years.'

• Warm ocean conditions affect salmon returns
  

• State finalizing Triumph cleanup accounts
  DEQ seeks 'conservation easements' from property owners

• Enormous loop trail for ATVs tied up
  

• Bellevue hikes sewer rate 179 percent
  City weighs options for new treatment plant

• Officers organize memorial for sheriff's deputy
  Investigation of alleged sexual misconduct continues

• Williams Market to close its doors
  

• Simple stoves change Guatemalans' life styles
  

• Writers' Conference recharges the batteries of 'Schindler's List' author
  

• Just a minute...
  

• Rules for cyclists, too
  

• A town's history is more than entertainment
  

• Tibet, the environment, the (American) West
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth

• Women make news?and change
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• The 'NCLB game' is not winnable
  Guest opinion by members of Hailey & Bellevue Elementary PTA

• Actions only a 'peace mother' could love
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• Hovey resigns as WRHS baseball coach
  Program founder worked 14 years

• Wolverines off to a running start, 42-0 over Filer
  Bartlett's 231 yards, 4 TDs snaps 14-game losing skid

• Offenses pile up numbers in Carey's 50-22 win
  Season opener sees Panthers pillage the Pirates

• Back-and-forth battle ends in 2-2 tie
  Wood River, Twin Falls girls open soccer season with close tussle

• WRHS volleyball team has a new look
  And a new strategy, using the libero for the first time

• Fishing Report
  by Bill Mason

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Public Meetings