Wolverines, Grizzlies Square Off In Hailey Wood River High School junior running back Matt Libert accelerates around the end, behind good blocking, during the 2006 prep football opener between the Wood River Wolverines and Fruitland Grizzlies Friday night at Phil Homer Field in Hailey. Wood River got off to a good start, leading 10-0 midway through the third quarter, but Fruitland rallied to win 24-10. The Wolverines host Preston this Friday. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, August 30, 2006

• County nixes tax to fund new jail
  Leaders opt to pursue bond issue

• Local legislators slam Risch's tax plan
  Despite Democrats' efforts, governor's tax scheme passes

• Paraglider injured in practice flight
  Croatian native lands hard on Baldy

• County nixes five-member-board vote?again
  

• Bellevue streets deteriorating, study says
  Some 25 percent of roads in poor or failing condition

• Friedman Airport granted eminent domain
  One-time authorization will only apply to Eccles' land

• Simpson cited for speeding in Bellevue
  

• Fires still raging in Central Idaho
  Middle Fork Complex is now highest priority

• Affordable housing rules could go citywide
  

• Is Sun Valley's hillside ordinance working?
  

• Could brown trout dominate the Big Wood?
  Outfitter says Legacy Project could change fishery

• City Council refines master plan
  Final public hearing on vision document set for Sept. 5

• Hailey approves $10.8 million budget
  Plan includes funding priorities for anticipated LOT funds

• WRHS freshmen first to arrive
  District releases 2006-2007 enrollment numbers

• Is speeding a problem in Bellevue?
  Resident, police chief say motorists pose a threat

• Affordable housing a hot topic in Bellevue
  Objections raised by developers requesting annexation

• Hailey ice rink project takes another step
  City will assist in permit application

• Ketchum considers cutting cord with Idaho Power
  

• State says Blaine schools need improvement
  Students score high ISAT marks, but subgroups fall short

• Simpson visits CIEDRA's wild heart
  Congressman discusses motivations for pending wilderness bill

• 'Same time, same place, but better!'
  Artists' Market says goodbye with end-of-summer party

• Bonnie sings the blues and a whole lot more
  

• Fun with a founding mother
  Cokie Roberts: Her life in politics and why she loves history

• Boston museum exhibits slice of Idaho life
  Photographer Laura McPhee presents work of two-year Sawtooth Valley residency

• How many planets?
  

• Trees and manure: two reasons to keep government around
  

• A step back into history
  

• On perfection
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth

• ISAT results don't tell whole story
  Guest opinion by Dr. Mary Gervase

• Messing with God
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• The warrantless surveillance ruling
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• Risch's tax bill will do more harm than good
  Guest opinion by Sen. Clint Stennett

• Grizzlies get riled up, charge past Wood River
  Fruitland turns 10-0 deficit into 24-10 rout, Preston next

• Tall Wolverines seem up to the challenge
  Seek first Great Basin volleyball title

• Cutthroat boys trounce Filer for league win
  Soccer debut is promising

• Fishing Report
  by Bill Mason

• WR girls settle for 2-2 draw with Hillcrest
  State champ Century arrives Thursday

• Wolverine runners take to the trails
  2006 cross country season underway

• Seniors are gone, youth rules the Northside roost
  Prep volleyball race is wide open

• Public Meetings
  

• Legal Notice Summary