Castle Rock Fire stopped cold Firefighters pack up and head for next job With the 48,520-acre Castle Rock Fire declared fully contained Tuesday, some of the firefighters assigned to the blaze began packing up to head home or to other wildfires that continue to burn in the region. A total of 919 firefighters remained on the fire Tuesday, down from the more than 1,700 here mid-way through the blaze. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, September 5, 2007

• Castle Rock Fire stopped cold
  Firefighters pack up and head for next job

• Saving their back yard
  Area firefighters sacrifice time, money to protect community

• Goodwill spreads through community
  Ketchum businesses take a hit, but not to the heart

• Downturn in sales tax concerns Ketchum
  Fire forces delay in final budget adoption

• Ketchum CDC feels pinch of revenue shortfall
  Council considers lower funding

• Salmon numbers remain low
  Four sockeye swim to Redfish from Pacific

• Officials cautious about reopening burned areas
  Crews will begin trails assessment in Castle Rock Fire area this week

• Popular hunting unit will remain open
  Warm Springs winter elk feeding site to remain open

• Marijuana advocate resurrects legalization campaign
  Davidson seeks referendum votes in valley?s municipalities

• Fire crews come from everywhere
  Castle Rock Fire draws nationwide cast of firefighters

• Vintage magazine highlights Idaho fires
  Hero who invented fire-fighting tool saved dozens

• Bellevue keeps Labor Day rocking
  Attendance soars for parade and bluegrass festival

• News Briefs
  

• Cheer up! Better days are just ahead
  Yellowstone bounced back after 1988 fire

• Rediscover why we love to live here
  New Sun Valley Guide magazine explores life in the valley

• Business Briefs
  

• A tragic avalanche etched in the valley?s history
  Seventeen died when avalanche hit 90 years ago

• Spudapalooza returns
  Music fest ends summer season

• Religious organizations sponsor movie
  Clergy and cast member to discuss film at screening

• Magic Lantern satisfies cinema lust
  Film fest covers all genres

• Frieda Lee Mock knows how to make a doc
  Films present big issues on an intimate level

• On HWY 75
  

• A drought of Biblical proportions
  End Notes

• How?s this for irony?
  

• Our mountain valley?s gratitude
  

• Sen. Craig?s resignation
  

• Did Craig?s arrest change attitudes?
  

• Fire information valued
  

• Police action too severe
  

• Should we point a finger?
  

• Way to go Neil
  

• Animal cruelty should be felony
  

• 4H program misunderstood
  

• Be proud of who you are
  

• Dear Gov. Otter
  

• Sloppy editing
  

• Soccer season picks up steam after Labor Day
  Key boys? game today on the Hailey pitch

• Grid team debuts Friday against Buhl
  Depth is thin for WRHS this fall

• Hornets put a 44-24 buzz on Carey
  Oakley defense throttles state champs

• Strong 3-0 start for Cutthroat girls and boys soccer
  Sun Valley teams arrive home for busy stretch

• Ultra runners Jones-Wilkins, Mitchell conquer Teton course
  100- and 50-mile runners over Labor Day

• Rusch goes from firefighter to world champion
  Wins 24 Hours of Adrenalin

• Fishing Report
  by Bill Mason

• School starts, and Homecoming arrives at WRHS
  Busy week kickstarts 2007-08 year

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Janet Tackett