Loving the rural life Carey ranchers instrumental in starting Trailing of the Sheep Festival Rancher John Peavey talks about his family ranch northeast of Carey. He and his wife, Diane Josephy Peavey, have been running sheep and cattle there for years. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, October 6, 2006

• Loving the rural life
  Carey ranchers instrumental in starting Trailing of the Sheep Festival

• Denver-Hailey flights could start by ?07 ski season
  

• Dog put to death for killing horse
  

• LaRocco says minimum wage is too low
  Lieutenant governor candidate would champion higher wages

• Paris-Salt Lake City flight under consideration
  Route could bring international market to Wood River Valley

• County inches closer to new wetlands laws
  Workshop slated for Oct. 10; hearing continued to Oct. 26

• County leaders approve Croy Creek Ranch
  

• Airport board rejects taxi plea for fee break
  

• Motorized use facing changes in Sawtooth National Forest
  Forest Service accepting public comment until Nov. 2

• AG ?troubled? by gas price disparity
  Sinclair Oil, Holding defend Idaho pricing

• Hiking toward the heavens
  Valley residents take aim at Hyndman Peak

• A chronicle of Idaho human rights
  Traveling presentation visits The Community Library

• Wood River women have a lot to give
  Local charitable foundation makes an impact

• The Sword of Saint Boniface
  

• Your Five Best
  Chef Mike Diem, with help from his sons Jonathan and Benjamin, picks the 5 best songs to listen to w

• More Email
  

• Citizens must take a stand against lawlessness
  

• Hear ye, hear ye
  

• Is new zoning plan right for Camas?
  

• New Hailey fire station would benefit residents
  

• Mark Abel hooks a record walleye
  Ketchum angler hits a 17-pound, 6-ounce jackpot at Salmon Dam

• WR blanks Minico 6-0 in opening round
  Wolverine girls take first step to state soccer meet

• Cutthroats continue winning ways
  Boys? and girls? soccer teams crush Gooding

• Wolverine spikers clinch Great Basin title
  Senior Night set for next Tuesday

• Youth gridders blank Meridian 22-0
  Nine-year-olds remain unbeaten