Fire rages on flanks of Baldy Crews launch massive effort to protect valuable ski area A large column of gray- and black-colored smoke rises up behind Bald Mountain Tuesday afternoon. The smoke was the result of fast-moving flames that swept up the west-facing back side of Bald Mountain. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, August 29, 2007

• Fire rages on flanks of Baldy
  Massive effort to protect valuable ski area

• Castle Rock Fire draws national media
  Interest goes beyond fire itself

• Wagon Days goes up in smoke
  Most major Labor Day events canceled

• Fighting fire from above while you sleep
  High-tech drone to fly over Castle Rock blaze

• Idaho Power takes steps to protect lines
  Bulldozers clear brush from poles

• Hulen Meadows pond saga far from over
  Dredging of pond for Castle Rock Fire effort temporary, official says

• Rep. Simpson: Fire expenses covered
  Congressman tours Castle Rock Fire Tuesday morning

• Schools delay opening, hospital still open
  St. Luke?s continues to have core staff on hand

• Baldy battle continues
  Fire crews, Sun Valley Co. staff get creative to protect ski mountain

• Fire equals stress?
  

• Inside the ?city? at River Run
  Sea of tents and trailers is self-contained operation

• Grand jury indicts teen in murder case
  Freddy Tellez in custody without bond

• Craig pleads guilty in sex solicitation accusation
  Idaho senator faces public, political fallout from alleged bathroom incident

• Grand jury indicts accused rapist
  Olmos arraigned in 5th District Court

• Peregrine Ranch deal stirs emotions
  Council amends sewer agreement with developer

• New airport closer for forest fire fighters
  Friedman closed to Sky Crane helicopters

• Margarita Guardado laid to rest
  Overflow crowd attends memorial Mass for homicide victim

• Hailey police crack another burglary case
  Two teenagers accused of breaking into Woodside-area home

• Sun Valley hires interim city administrator
  VanNort brings wealth of prior experience

• Street people
  

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• Labor Day auction has silver lining
  Silver Auctions have cars for all

• Antiques shows bring the old anew
  Four shows offer antique rocking chairs to cars over Labor Day weekend

• Fighting fire like a regular military ground, air war
  Onetime ?jinxed? airliner now a superstar fire bomber

• Ketchum customers smoked out
  Businesses begin to reel as Wagon Days canceled

• Amid smoke, stories come forth
  

• Smoke sends tiny terrier to Hagerman
  Dog owners should take care in smoke, heat

• Welder honored in Bellevue Labor Day Parade
  Les Cameron named grand marshal

• The show must go on
  ?Much Ado About Nothing? will staged in Festival Meadows

• Catch the Bluegrass in Bellevue
  

• On the Fire Lines
  

• ?I think that I shall never see??
  

• Wagon Days delayed, not gone
  

• Hang in there
  

• Back to the future
  

• Gonzales: worst of the worst
  

• Channel 13 pat
  

• Hotel plan doesn?t work
  

• Save the life-saving pond
  

• 4-H is hard work
  

• Firefighters in our prayers
  

• WRHS soccer teams pause for a few days
  Monday?s 0-0, 1-1 ties prelude to time off

• Snappers grab first game of ?World Series? 6-2
  Nottingham throws complete-game win

• Passing gives Panthers a winning start, 54-18
  Air attack fuels 558-yard Carey offense against Shoshone

• Thompson golf plays on, despite the fire
  Golfers finish their tours for leukemia research

• Reynoso gets call-up to Pelicans
  Sleepless night for WRHS grad

• Gun Club salutes Ben and Peggy Hurtig
  Renames the Blaine County facility

• Height, athleticism boost Wolverine hopes
  On the volleyball court this fall

• Cutthroat volleyball team looks to contend
  In Northside Conference this fall

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Grant Warren Gillette
  

• Harry Robert Jackson