Commission candidates show strong differences Four hopefuls face voters at Pizza and Politics forum DALE EWERSEN, LARRY SCHOEN, MICKEY GARCIA, SARAH MICHAEL, Pam Morris, publisher of the Idaho Mountain Express, center, moderates the Pizza and Politics forum Wednesday. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, October 13, 2006

• Commission candidates show strong differences
  Four hopefuls face voters at Pizza and Politics forum

• Future of Friedman land up in the air
  

• Camas County considers major rezone
  Approximately 20,000 acres targeted on land-use map

• And then it was no more
  Workers begin demolition of Cutters Barn in Hailey

• County plows ahead on 2025 ordinances
  Wildlife Overlay District reviewed by commissioners

• School board speaks against tax reform
  

• Schools superintendent outlines goals for 2007
  

• Locals face Friday the 13th with gusto
  

• River Street opened to traffic
  Project viewed as benefit for business

• What was your best meal ever?
  Food for Thought

• Get thee to the theater
  Fools do repertory over three weeks

• Discover the joys of Basque culture and cuisine
  Delectable victuals share stage with all things sheep

• When the parade passes by?
  Basques, Faulkner sheep to highlight Sunday event

• Your Five Best
  Longtime Idaho Mountain Express sports editor Jeff Cordes started his newspaper career as a police r

• Nervous
  

• Gadfly?s e-mail finishing just commonplace harassment
  

• Always a place for idealism
  

• Iran: duplicity and diplomacy
  

• Act now to combat global warming
  

• Cutthroat girls reclaim district title
  Victory over Buhl wins Community School state berth

• Wolverine spikers sweep Burley at Senior Night
  Great Basin tournament starts Monday in Hailey

• Noyes takes first in Gooding cross country meet
  Wood River girls claim second place in invitational meet

• Bliss Bears claw Cutthroats 2-1
  Community School still has shot at state berth