Fire Chars Mobile Homes A Sun Valley firefighter pulls a one-and-three-quarter-inch ?attack line? Tuesday afternoon to a fire in two mobile homes behind Mountain View Grocery, at the south end of Ketchum. The homes caught fire shortly after 2 p.m., reports indicated. Ketchum, Sun Valley and Wood River Fire and Rescue fire crews responded to the scene, and rush-hour traffic backed up to the north and south. As of 3 p.m., the fire in both buildings was contained.

Wednesday, November 1, 2006

• Future development key issue in county race
  Commission candidates wax on anticipated growth boom

• Should Ketchum replace aging equipment?
  Voters to decide in Nov. 7 bond election

• Two candidates vie for Rec District seat
  

• Governor candidates make final pitches
  Otter pays brief visit to Hailey

• Hansen looks to unseat experienced Simpson
  

• Proposition 2: Would it gut land-use planning?
  

• Proposition 1
  

• District 25 lawmakers running unopposed
  Stennett, Jaquet, Pence look forward to winter legislative session

• Growth, city services issues in Bellevue
  Voting will take place at the Bellevue Elementary School

• Does Hailey need a new fire station?
  Voters to decide on $2.3 million bond proposal

• Ketchum overhauls downtown regulations
  City Council hoping for revitalization, affordable housing

• Cove Springs draws fire in first hearing
  338-unit development would harm environment, opponents contend

• INL to build hydrogen-producing nuclear reactor
  

• Airport officials sign $300,000 ?tree? deal
  10-year pact allows airport lights on ranch

• Trauma conference coming to Sun Valley
  New event blossomed from Teresa Hukari injury

• Lawuit challenges Sun Valley housing law
  Council rejects linkage-fee increases

• City action jolts code
  Transfer of development rights system put on hold

• Kids find new way to get high
  Sheriff?s office advises ?dusting? can be deadly

• Bellevue drops historical review law
  

• Wild horses drag photographer into rangelands
  Exhibition featuring Challis herd will open in Hailey

• Documentaries present another point of view
  Film series questions elections

• Working for a ?better place?
  Vanessa Crossgrove-Fry prepares to take over Smart Growth

• So, where?s the Kentucky Fried Chicken?
  Wood River Valley not a Mecca for fast-food chains

• ?Sweet Dreams? presents eye-opening reality
  Artist Kim Abeles reflects on the valley and nature

• Galena benefit kicks off season
  Celebrate snow and history

• Endorsements to help voters in Nov. 7 balloting
  

• ?Relax??
  

• The race for Congress
  

• Not a cross word
  

• Vote ?no? on state?s tax-relief advisory vote
  

• 50-yard field goal a highlight in finale
  Bonneville ends Wood River?s season 21-6

• Treats for swimmers at Spook Splash
  SV5B medals in Idaho Falls

• Noyes adds gold to her trophy case
  State cross country champion at Lewiston

• Ralph Harding, driving force of the Thompson, dies at 77
  Idaho Congressman played big role here

• Carey, Dietrich clash again in playoffs
  Eight-man football Saturday in Carey

• Ralph Harding: Back Room Maestro of the Thompson
  A look back at the Thompson Memorial?s driving force