Trailhead Fire threatens Stanley Re-ignited blaze explodes through beetle-killed pine A plume of smoke, as seen from Stanley City Park, rises from the Trailhead Fire Wednesday afternoon. The fire re-ignited Tuesday and rapidly charged east through dry, beetle-killed pine toward Stanley and surrounding residential areas. Photo by Lynne Stone.

Friday, August 25, 2006

• Trailhead Fire threatens Stanley
  Re-ignited blaze explodes through beetle-killed pine

• Airport tree dispute could go to court
  FAA warns night flights are in jeopardy

• County expansion still has a pulse
  

• Ketchum parking discussion rolls on
  City officials tackle issue during two-day retreat

• County leaders appoint 2 to P&Z Commission
  

• Dispute over Sagewillow school decided
  Community School, SV-Elkhorn Association settle lawsuit

• Changes set to take effect with new school year
  District moving to neighborhood schools, new food

• Moth larvae damaging Douglas firs
  Local forests already stressed by bark beetles

• Stanley leaders consider pulling CIEDRA support
  

• Slaughterhouse annexation creeps forward
  P&Z will likely make recommendation Sept. 7

• Bellevue Fire receives $67,450 grant
  Funds will be used to purchase safety equipment

• Salmon dying at Sawtooth Hatchery
  Parasite kills more than half of spawning fish

• Search for lost hiker resumed
  Utah man missing since July 15

• WRAP goes to the beach
  

• County sets hearing for jail funding plan
  Commission to convene Tuesday

• ERC pitches ?no idling? campaign
  

• Head to jolly old Britannia
  Ren Faire and Shakespeare Festival change Ketchum?s accent

• Shadowman returns for two gigs
  Winstein/Freleng comes home to jest

• From whence they came
  Salmon and its history are honored at annual festival

• Let Mother Nature do the work
  

• Too busy to relax
  

• Congress, Bush share in IRS outsourcing sham
  

• Grazing ruling is step forward
  

• Hailey pilot sets new paragliding record
  Scales soars over Southern Idaho for 126 miles

• Paragliding national championships start Sunday
  Bald Mountain the launch site for competing pilots

• Wolverine Rage faces first test tonight
  WRHS plays host to Fruitland Grizzlies

• Burley?s firepower too much for WRHS boys
  But Wolverine girls prevail 3-0 over Bobcats

• Dolphins swim to Sagebrush title
  Hailey team hits jackpot in Nevada

• Irina Slutskaya headlines ice show