Heartburn in Ketchum Whiskey Jacques’ owner says they’ll rebuild Firefighters pour water onto the remains of Whiskey Jacques’ on Monday morning after a blaze reduced the local favorite, along with the former Dirty Little Roddy’s building, to rubble. The Sawtooth Club and the Sotheby’s International Realty building also received water and smoke damage. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

• Heartburn in Ketchum
  Whiskey Jacques’ owner says they’ll rebuild

• Where the music played on
  

• Paintings saved from Whiskey’s
  Crosby DeMoss’ Ketchum legacy lives on

• What's your favorite Whiskey Jacques’ memory?
  

• Prescribed fire jumps lines, threatens highway
  Stranded Highway 75 travelers bide their time in historic Smiley Creek Lodge

• Hailey native murdered in Panama
  Friends mystified over shooting death of Kim Crofts

• Is dispatch funding agreement doomed?
  Hailey and Bellevue inch away from deal while Sun Valley pushes for mediation

• People and Places
  

• Reward climbs again in dog’s death
  More than $3,500 offered for info on the culprit

• Youth injured in motorcycle crash
  

• Horse killed in vehicle crash
  Driver hospitalized with injured wrist

• Man found dead at Sun Valley dormitory
  Police suspect alcohol or prescription drug overdose

• Man tased at Sun Valley Inn
  Police alleged suspect declined to cooperate with officers

• County aims for better emergency communication
  Motorola to provide equipment that will allow local agencies to communicate on one system

• Woodside students are thinking college
  Innovative program is a hit with students and staff

• Eat Local to Avoid Salmonella
  

• Treading in an unknown zone
  Breast cancer victim hopes to teach others

• Ketchum works to furnish records request
  Mountain Express seeks waiver of $1,000 fee

• Take a trip, change a life
  Make A Difference to hold annual garage sale

• Hotel Ketchum gets thumbs up
  City Council approves Bariteau’s Main Street project

• Ranger returns home
  Deputy area ranger was born in Idaho

• New imaging center to aid women’s health
  St. Luke’s Wood River to build new Women’s health center

• Sun Valley subdivision gets green light
  

• It’s The Grauman’s Of The North
  

• Emergency communications tower approved by Hailey P&Z
  75-foot pole to be used for dispatch services and statewide emergency communications

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• 'Lack of friction, instant access'
  Blaine County’s residents enjoy access to a fit lifestyle

• Consider the 'illuminating power of film'
  Fourth annual Sun Valley Spiritual Film Festival will show faith in action

• Watercolor painter captures wilderness beauty
  Artist Tony Foster presents new book on his life’s work

• Liasson to speak on presidential election
  NPR journalist will share her insight

• Retired doctor volunteers in Afghanistan
  Surgeon to share experiences and discuss philanthropy

• Another Bad Sign
  

• Ketchum’s first luxury hotel is a good start on the future
  

• Hanging tough
  

• Sarah Palin—what else?
  

• What 'honor,' Senator McCain?
  

• Recalls are dangerous
  

• Lessons from Hannah’s loss
  

• The hand that slaps
  

• Caution on the bike path
  

• Petition's not scary
  

• What’s the motive?
  

• Whose hatchet job?
  

• Hypocrisy on Palin
  

• Carey takes care of Bulldogs quickly 55-8
  Sawtooth Conference mismatch

• Defenses barely budge in Wendell’s 16-3 victory
  17 punts in Wood River’s home debut, Gooding is next

• WRHS Line Score
  Wendell 16, Wood River 3

• Decent day in McCall for WRHS soccer teams
  Hot afternoon and three wins

• Boundary trails give WRHS runners a bounce
  Hailey boys win annual varsity meet

• Cutthroat boys put a 2-1 win on the board
  Girls pounce on Declo 11-0

• It’s Ryder Cup week, Idaho style
  Sun Valley’s new putting course is ready

• Girls add another swimming team victory
  WRHS returns home Saturday

• Sports summary
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Mary T. Eldredge
  

• William Joseph Spelius
  

• Lorene "Lu" Ulbing