Swing Low, Sweet Bria Trumpet player Bria Skonberg, leader of 51st Eight from British Columbia, packs a panache-filled wallop with her horn at the 16th annual Swing ?n? Dixie Jazz Jamboree in Sun Valley. From a new generation of jazz patrons to the old guard, talented musicians filled the weekend with lively sounds. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, October 26, 2005

• Ketchum development consultant starts talks about reviving downtown
  

• Where do you want growth?
  Blaine County gauging residents' vision for the future

• Sun Valley preparing to honor Earl and Carol Holding
  Event set for Jan. 29, 2006

• Poacher kills bull moose, turns himself in to authorities
  

• County extends deadline for roadless comments
  

• Bush's roadless rule sparks another lawsuit
  Yellowstone Coalition joins three states in legal battle

• County supports White Clouds wilderness bill
  Congressional hearing set for Thursday

• Bellevue voters to decide $6 million sewer bond
  Funds would help modernize city's wastewater plant

• Hailey hillside ordinance nearing completion
  New rules would limit development on steep slopes

• Hailey townsite overlay plan draws support, criticism
  

• In election season, voters aren't all seeing red
  Some Ketchum residents feel problems are few

• Protecting a Southern Idaho gem
  Land trust helps forge deal to preserve organic farm

• Dressing up to get down for Halloween
  nexStage party to revive ghosts of revelry past

• Legends of song perform in valley
  

• High definition, 'Higher Ground'
  Ketchum's Dyer makes first Warren Miller cameo

• The Legend of Leaky Hollow
  

• Deadline near to head off spoiling Idaho's grandeur
  

• High court deserves better
  

• Positively Googled Idaho
  Commentary by Jim Banholzer

• How a simple 'No!' created history
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Iraq takes another step forward
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• Brooks named to Olympic shrine
  Olympic hockey coach

• Football team falls short 7-6 at Preston
  In a defensive struggle, missed opportunities stand out

• Panthers win the West 62-16 over Blue Devils
  North Gem due in Carey on Nov. 5

• Three other teams have shot at state soccer
  From WRHS, CSchool

• As a team, Cutthroat boys will run at state
  Noyes is second in district footrace

• WR boys enjoy 2-0 breather after week of shootouts
  Wolverines take long, hard road to state soccer

• State is next goal for Wolverine runners
  Girls go as a team, plus Sundali

• Public Meetings
  

• Legal Notice Summary