Memorial Day Ceremony Salutes War Casualties Close to 300 people attended graveside services Monday in Ketchum hosted by the David Ketchum Post 115 American Legion. Nearly 200 war veterans are buried in the Ketchum Cemetery, the first being a vet of the Civil War buried in 1901. The purpose of Monday’s services was to pay homage to those and all other American war dead. Pictured are the Post 115 color guard and firing squad led by post Commander William Cassell, left, and guest speaker, Air Force Major James Beaty. The services concluded with a fly-by of two F-10 fighter jets stationed with the 190th Fighter Squadron, Idaho Air National Guard. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

• School leaders at odds on 'super' replacement
  Newly elected trustees say Barber selection should be ‘reopened’

• Autopsy inconclusive in Bellevue death
  Alternative school reels from student’s passing

• ICE raids Ketchum coffee shop
  Two workers arrested for deportation to Peru

• Land trust buys property in the Pioneers
  Purchase of 100-acre parcel will ensure public access to popular recreation spot

• Conn, Chase bow out from re-election
  Tenor of city politics takes toll on council in Ketchum

• Swimming Season Is Here
  

• Ketchum continues city manager talks
  Council and mayor in no rush to make changes

• Nine-hole extension at Valley Club cancelled
  Harry Rinker withdraws development plans at Peregrine Ranch

• Camas businessman’s lawsuit appeals grow
  Appeals, rulings, continue

• Wellness fest enlightens with big crowds
  Festival presented three days of events and activities

• Project will boost local affordable housing
  County-owned land will be deeded to ARCH Community Housing Trust under deal

• New pizza restaurant set to open
  Hailey's Wiseguy Pizza Pie expanding into Ketchum

• Whiskey's picks Sawtooth Construction
  

• Police seek driver in bicycle accident
  

• Warm weather brings wildlife out
  Spring means wildlife is on the move in the Wood River Valley

• Summer concerts to bring big-name music
  Live music venue in Elkhorn meant to attract community

• Cut loose with Kenny Loggins at the SV Pavilion
  Kenny Loggins plays for the family on Saturday

• Historians gather for summer celebrations at museum
  Ski and Heritage Musuem kicks off summer

• One-man band to play Boiler Room
  Live Music

• Just a few questions
  

• A plea for quiet
  

• Second homeowners: It’s time to visit Sun Valley
  

• Mars and Venus collide
  

• A spectacle unworthy of Americans
  

• Gun laws don't affect crime
  

• Hope in high places
  

• Drill's success has many sources
  

• PTA’s involvement in board elections
  

• Power line plans
  

• Haillie Taylor earns Fifth District rodeo title
  Qualifies for state rodeo in five events

• “Meals on Wheels” worth the effort for one runner
  Cam Lloyd runs miles to help Blaine seniors

• Friends, standout swimmers are college bound
  McGinnis and Hayes

• Spring Fling ushers in long course season
  Boise meet for swimmers May 15-17

• Golfers tee it up in two local benefit tourneys
  Chuck Gates June 7 and Suns Classic June 27

• Top gunners come out for PITA trapshoot
  At Bellevue’s Wood River Gun Club April 25

• Anglers raise money for Camp Rainbow Gold
  At East Magic fishing derby

• Don Felder concert will benefit Thompson golf
  Tickets on sale for Aug. 19 event

• Sports summary
  

• Heeding Everett Ruess
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Planet-healthy lawn care tips
  

• David Klev Elie
  

• William Andrew Kildare-Glahn