'Let My Spirit Carry Me' The Castle Rock Firefighter?s Benefit Concert was a sold-out, crowd-pleasing event on Saturday, Sept. 29, at the Festival Meadows in Sun Valley. Headliner Steve Miller showed again why he?s one of the legends of rock ?n? roll, and that his heart is always in the right place?at home in Ketchum. During the show, he showed off two custom-made guitars that will be auctioned off later this year, above. Joining him on stage before approximately 6,000 fans were supporting acts Bruce Willis, of Hailey, and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Carole King, a Custer County resident. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, October 3, 2007

• Plans to revive Warm Springs put on fast track
  Developer announces letter of intent for major base-area hotel

• Child molester sentenced to 20 years in prison
  Peruvian citizen faces deportation following release

• Bond reduced for shooting suspect
  Reimer likely to be released on $50,000 bond

• Is Bellevue?s expanded 25 mph zone too much?
  Speed limit adjustment gets state lawmaker?s attention

• Chunk of downtown Ketchum for sale
  $13.9 million would buy property that houses Casino Club, Roosevelt

• Express named among ?best of the best?
  National Newspaper Association honors paper for ?general excellence?

• County land eyed for affordable housing
  Blaine employees could be given housing preference under such a plan

• Pizza and Politics returns for 26th year
  Political forums set in Hailey, Ketchum, Bellevue and Sun Valley

• Halloween ?proclaimed? early in Ketchum
  Once-a-month block parties to be considered

• Bellevue City Council candidate drops out
  Race narrows to 4 for November election

• Wandering moose hits a slippery slope
  

• Threat of recall angers council
  State lawmaker asks Bellevue to reconsider 25 mph speed limit

• Legislative committee makes valley stops
  Joint Finance Appropriations Committee tours Central Idaho schools, sites

• Commissioners: Cove Springs hearings must go on
  County denies request by applicants to delay public hearings

• County considers hiring D.C. lobbyist
  Move could help secure federal funding for public projects

• Hailey police hold crosswalk sting
  10 drivers issued failure-to-yield citations

• Sun Valley ski passes offered at discount
  

• News Briefs
  

• Scott USA climbing to the top
  Ketchum-based bike division gains footing in market

• Iconoclast Books to vacate historic building
  

• Business Briefs
  

• Arts Alliance sees prosperous future
  Supporting the arts leads to economic growth

• Can the tide be reversed?
  Activist couple invited by student to perform

• Ketchum becomes ?Swing Town?
  Kick Ash Bash was a big community hug

• Finding a way around the world
  The Center?s new map exhibition reaches beyond borders

• Bellevue Commute
  

• Countdown to 2012
  

• Craig down, fish up?
  

• Bush regulators serve industry, ignore public interest
  

• Ahmadinejad at Columbia
  Iranians have now been told that Americans gave Ahmadinejad a standing ovation and applauded his mus

• ?No surrender? McCain surrenders
  

• Thumbs up to Cove Springs
  

• Careful with Cove Springs
  

• Gracias, Steve
  

• Be smart, consumers
  

• Football team seeks first win against Burley
  Wood River hosts winless Bobcats Friday

• Carey aces Homecoming test, 50-12 over Dietrich
  Panthers are sitting pretty with Mackay next

• WRHS girls open state soccer quest Thursday
  On a roll, Wolverines at home against Minico

• Sweet seasons for Cutthroat soccer reach a crossroads
  Hennessy breaks scoring record for girls

• Bowman climbs to fifth in Jerome footrace
  WRHS girls fourth as a team

• 2007 Baldy Hill Climb Results
  

• Wolverine spikers regroup and sweep the Tribe
  Head to Borah tournament Friday

• Speth inducted into Saints shrine
  St. Lawrence three-sport star

• Carey football line score
  Carey 50, Dietrich 12

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Douglas Charles Shaw